Jiangyou Feiying Pagoda

Jiangyou Feiying Pagoda

Jiangyou Feiying Pagoda is a cultural relic protection unit of Sichuan Province.

Feiying Pagoda, also known as the East Pagoda, is located in Wudu Town, Jiangyou City. It was built in the 18th year of the Guangxu reign (1892) by Jiang Dejun, the magistrate of Long'an Prefecture. The pagoda is a hexagonal, nine-story brick tower in the pavilion style, standing 28.5 meters tall and consisting of three parts: the base, the body, and the spire. The base has a diameter of 9 meters, is hexagonal in shape, with each side measuring 5.9 meters wide and 0.7 meters high, the base perimeter exceeds 28 meters, and is constructed from thirteen layers of large stone slabs. The pagoda body has eight stories, built with over 30,000 grey bricks, with about 3 meters between each level, featuring imitation wooden doors, windows, and columns. Inside the pagoda, there is a spiral stone staircase that winds upward to the top. The pagoda is crowned with a spire roof, and the spire is shaped like a precious gem. Feiying Pagoda boasts elegant and smooth contours and a scientifically rational structure, representing a fine example of Qing Dynasty brick architecture in Jiangyou.

Protection area: A buffer zone extending 30 meters outward from the outer edge of the Feiying Pagoda base.

Construction control zone: An additional 30-meter buffer extending beyond the protection area.