Taged An Ge Pavilion

　　Taged An Ge Pavilion is located in Taohuatan Town, 40 kilometers west of Jing County, with the ancient Dongyuan ferry crossing beneath it. Legend has it that this was where the Tang Dynasty nobleman Wang Lun bid farewell to Li Bai. At the time, Li Bai was invited by Wang Lun to travel around Taohuatan. When it was time for Li Bai to leave, Wang Lun saw him off at the ferry, singing and dancing in farewell. Later generations, in honor of the friendship between Li Bai and Wang Lun, called the ancient Dongyuan ferry crossing the “Singing Farewell Shore.” During the Ming Dynasty, locals built the “Taged An Ge Pavilion” on the shore. It was rebuilt during the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty and restored again in the early years of the Republic of China.

　　The pavilion has two levels. The lower level serves as a passage—the entrance opens onto the main street of the ancient Nanyang Town, and exiting the pavilion leads directly to the ferry. From the upper floor, visitors can lean on the railing to enjoy views of Taohuatan and gaze across the river at scenic spots such as Wancun Old Street, the Rainbow Window, Wang Lun’s Tomb, and Taibai Tower.

　　Transportation

　　Take a bus from Jing County to Taohuatan.