The Tuzitu'er Beacon Tower Ruins

The Tuzitu'er Beacon Tower Ruins

The Tuzitu'er Beacon Tower Ruins is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Tuzitu'er Beacon Tower Ruins

The Tuzitu'er Beacon Tower Ruins, [on the Gobi Desert west of Dayoudusibage Township · Tang Dynasty · County-level Cultural Relics Protection Unit]

It currently stands about 11 meters high. Its base is rammed earth, while the top is built with adobe bricks. The structure has a square floor plan and a trapezoidal cross-section. Base dimensions: 15.2 meters east-west, 11.8 meters north-south, covering an area of approximately 179.4 square meters. About 10 meters north of the beacon tower, the ground surface is scattered with numerous red earthenware shards and gray pottery fragments, and Kucha wuzhu coins have been collected nearby.