Jinggu Yingpan Wenbi Pagoda

　　Located by the side of the 54-kilometer mark on the Jinggu–Lincang Highway in Yingpan Village, Shuiping Town, Jinggu Dai and Yi Autonomous County, stands a tightly structured, trapezoidal brick-and-stone feng shui pagoda — this is the Jinggu Yingpan Wenbi Pagoda. Surrounded by lush pine-covered hills, its spire resembles a jade shoot piercing the clouds. The pagoda has six sides and eight levels, built with red sandstone at its base and blue bricks for the body. It stands 15.7 meters tall, consisting of a one-level base and seven-story body, topped with a conical spire. Each side of the base is 3.2 meters wide and 1.68 meters high, while each story of the body is 1.93 meters tall. The central area of the hexagonal base features carved stone reliefs depicting animals, flowers, and human figures. On the sixth level of the pagoda body, each side has a door-like opening measuring 1.2 meters in height and 0.85 meters in width. A stone stele standing nearby documents the pagoda’s construction history. In November 1988, it was designated as a county-level cultural relic protection unit by Jinggu County.

　　Address: Yingpan Village, Shuiping Town, Jinggu County, Yunnan Province