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Thousand Buddha Pagoda千佛宝塔
Open Open from 9:30am-9:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Inside Thousand Stupa Temple, Lianhua Peak, Dongyan, Jinshan Street, Meijiang District, Meizhou City
mapPhone: 0753-2290362
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The Thousand-Buddha Pagoda was built in the eighth year of Dabao in the Southern Han Dynasty. The building is very special. It is built of granite and has a strong structure. It has earthquake, lightning, wind and modern lighting equipment. It is a provincial key cultural relic and is now a tourist attraction. It is fully open here. Tickets are 5 yuan per person. There is also a library in the tower. The environment is good. Address: Inside the Thousand Buddha Pagoda Temple on the top of Lianhua Mountain, Dongyan, Jinshan Street, Meijiang District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province
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The Thousand Buddha Pagoda is located within the Thousand Buddha Pagoda Temple at the peak of Dongyan Lianhua Mountain, Jinshan Street, Meijiang District, Meizhou City. It is a square tower constructed of iron. Each face of the tower is adorned with 250 individual statues of Buddha, for 1000 Buddhas in all. The tower's total height is not very tall, just 4.2 meters. In 1990, a larger tower was constructed in the Putong courtyard with a total of 9 floors. The Thousand Buddha Pagoda was installed on the first floor of this tower, while floors 2-8 are decorated with a thousand white marble Buddhas and the top floor holds a golden Buddha.
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The Thousand-Buddha Pagoda was built in the eighth year of Dabao in the Southern Han Dynasty. The building is very special. It is built of granite and has a strong structure. It has earthquake, lightning, wind and modern lighting equipment. It is a provincial key cultural relic and is now a tourist attraction. It is fully open here. Tickets are 5 yuan per person. There is also a library in the tower. The environment is good. Address: Inside the Thousand Buddha Pagoda Temple on the top of Lianhua Mountain, Dongyan, Jinshan Street, Meijiang District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province
The Thousand Buddha Pagoda is located in the middle of the mountain east of Meizhou City. From the side of the road to the mid-levels, squares, archways, pools, stone bridges, gates and various halls were built in sequence. The tower is the tower in the tower, and the seven-story stone tower covers the ancient tower of Thousand Buddhas.
The first floor of the Meizhou Thousand Buddhas Pagoda is a restored Thousand Buddhas Iron Pagoda. The inner walls of the second to eighth floors are inlaid with thousands of white marble Buddhas. The ninth floor houses thousands of golden Buddhas. On the top of the tower is a seven-story small stone pagoda. There are a total of three Buddhas in the tower, forming a tower in the tower and a tower on the tower. The iron Buddha, the jade Buddha, and the golden Buddha all contain the characteristics of a tower. It is a masterpiece of Meizhou and a wonder in the southeast.
The Thousand Buddha Pagoda Temple in Meizhou is located in the eastern suburbs of Meizhou City. It is a women's dojo developed to protect the cultural relics of the Southern Han Dynasty Thousand Buddha Pagodas. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Guangdong Province. The entire pagoda can be called a treasure of Chinese traditional culture and art, and it is also a symbol of Meizhou's historical and cultural city. The tower lights are shining, and the title is "Lingnan Pearl", and there is an endless stream of people who come to the court
The environment is elegant and tickets are free. Open to the outside world. historical