Twin Rivers Pagoda

Twin Rivers Pagoda

The Twin Rivers Pagoda is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Twin Rivers Pagoda was originally built during the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty (1573) and is located on Zijin Mountain to the south of the county town. It earned its name because the pagoda faces the winding Lijiang River across the water, and it is also known as the "Literary Brush Peak." During the Cultural Revolution, the pagoda was destroyed. In memory of the original structure, it was reconstructed in 1993 following the original design. The pagoda is hexagonal in shape, has seven stories (31.80 meters tall), and is hollow inside, featuring a spiral staircase made of blue bricks, with yellow and red glazed tiles covering the exterior. This striking pagoda stands proudly atop Zijin Mountain, adding to the scenic beauty of the mountainous town.

Yangming Town: Yangming Town is located in the northeastern part of Guangdong Province, adjacent to Dingnan County in Jiangxi. It serves as both the county seat and a central town. In 2003, the former Fucheng and Liangxi towns were merged into Yangming Town. The town covers a total area of 203.7 square kilometers, with a total cultivated land area of 17,512 mu and forested land spanning 220,000 mu. The current urban area of the county town is 5.7 square kilometers, with plans to expand it to 24 square kilometers. This includes the old urban district of 3.75 square kilometers and the developing new urban district of 17.3 square kilometers. The town governs 22 village committees and 4 neighborhood committees, with a total population of 100,000, 90% of whom are non-agricultural residents. Yangming Town boasts convenient transportation and communication... For more details about Yangming Town ++