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Beixin Stupa

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Last updated 2026-11-12 — Beixin Stupa Beixin Stupa (Fourth Batch Provincial Protected Site) Era: Ming Dynasty Address: Beixin Village, Ronghe Town, Wanrong County The stupa was originally an affiliated structure within the Chongsheng Chan Temple…

Beixin Stupa

  Beixin Stupa

  Beixin Stupa (Fourth Batch Provincial Protected Site)

  Era: Ming Dynasty

  Address: Beixin Village, Ronghe Town, Wanrong County

  The stupa was originally an affiliated structure of the Chongsheng Chan Temple. It was built in the 16th year of the Hongwu reign during the Ming Dynasty (1383). The temple has since been destroyed, leaving only the stupa. It is a three-tiered, dome-shaped brick stupa, commonly referred to as a “stupa,” standing 21 meters tall. The base is square, with each side measuring 7.8 meters. The first and second tiers are square, while the third tier is a circular dome. The finial at the top of the stupa has been destroyed.

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