Juelin Temple Bao'en Pagoda

Juelin Temple Bao'en Pagoda

Juelin Temple Bao'en Pagoda is a Chongqing Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

Juelin Temple Bao'en Pagoda is located at No. 95, Juelin Temple Street, Xiàhào, Nan'an District, dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

The renowned pagoda of Yuzhou—Bao'en Pagoda—stands at the foot of Tushan Mountain in Nan'an on the southern side of the main urban area. It was built in the 22nd year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty and completed in the 38th year, taking a total of 16 years. The seven-story pagoda is constructed of brick and stone, towering majestically into the clouds. From bottom to top, each level gradually tapers inward, with protruding angle brackets and upturned eaves on each story. Inside the pagoda, a spiral stone staircase leads to the top. Each level is adorned with carved Buddha statues and features small windows that offer panoramic views of the beautiful surrounding landscape, layered rooftops, and cityscapes.

In 2000, Juelin Temple Bao'en Pagoda was listed as part of the first group of Chongqing Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units by the Chongqing Municipal People's Government.