Baoquan Pagoda Scenic Area

　　    Baoquan Pagoda is situated on a rocky hill in Baotaba, approximately 7 kilometers northwest of the county town, and stands in distant view with Jinshan Temple. Because the pagoda is white, it is also referred to as the "White Baoquan Pagoda." Within several miles of the pagoda, there are Jinshan Temple, Wenbi Pagoda, Feiyun Hot Springs, as well as ancient archways and stone pavilions, forming a cluster of distinctive and adjacent scenic spots around Kaijiang. It presents a beautiful landscape along the golden tourism route from Dazhou to the Three Gorges in Wanzhou.

　　     Baoquan Pagoda is a seven-story octagonal brick pagoda built in the Ming Dynasty and renovated in the 43rd year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1778). The pagoda has an octagonal base, faces south, and stands 30 meters tall. Its setting is ancient and lofty, with a classic and magnificent design. "Baoquan Pagoda" is a seven-story, octagonal brick-and-stone structure built in the Ming Dynasty, renovated in the early Qing Dynasty, and remains well-preserved to this day.