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About Yingjiang Temple and Zhenfeng Pagoda
The pagoda dates to 1570 and was formerly called Wanfo, or Ten Thousand Buddhas; its later name, Zhenfeng, expressed an ambition to encourage literary learning. Its seven storeys are built in brick and stone, with octagonal architectural details and Buddhist relief imagery. The tall pagoda and the lower temple buildings together form a longstanding landmark of Anqing's riverfront.
What to look for
- Zhenfeng Pagoda's seven-storey outline and octagonal architectural details.
- Buddhist relief imagery on the pagoda.
- The relationship between the pagoda, the temple buildings and the Yangtze riverfront.
Location & getting there
Getting to Yingjiang Temple and Zhenfeng Pagoda
Check which interiors and courtyards are accessible. Active places of worship and protected monuments may have different visitor rules.
- Search for 迎江寺与振风塔 with 安庆市 and 迎江区.
Find Yingjiang Temple and Zhenfeng Pagoda
迎江寺与振风塔 · 迎江区
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Sources & visit information
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