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Sheli Tower of Changsha
Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 20-40 minutes
Address: Right Rear of Aiwan Pavilion, Yuelu District, Changsha 410000, China
Phone: 0731-83620895
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In the Lushan Scenic Area, Changsha Sheli Tower has beautiful scenery, natural and pure natural scenery, and learned the relevant knowledge. Climbing Lushan is very good. The scenery is beautiful and the price is very high.
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In the Lushan Scenic Area, Changsha Sheli Tower has beautiful scenery, natural and pure natural scenery, and learned the relevant knowledge. Climbing Lushan is very good. The scenery is beautiful and the price is very high.
This stupa's absolute plastic art can be seen on the Yuelu Mountain, walking along the mountain road. The shape is like the shape of the monk's hat of the Tang monk. It is very distinctive. The designer is a designer in the Republic of China.
The shape of the Sui stupa is very special and unique, a bit like the mantle of a Tang monk. The Sui stupa was first built in the Sui Dynasty and was destroyed during the Five Dynasties. It was rebuilt on the original site during the Republic of China.
One of the scenic spots of Yuelu Mountain, with beautiful environment, worth visiting!
The stupa is built of granite. The eight sides of the tower base are carved with sea water patterns, and the corner posts are carved with diamonds, strong men, monsters, etc. These embossed figures are lifelike and well-shaped, reflecting the religious function of the stupa.