Three Pagodas
Good for: Nothing
Not good for: An interest in ancient history
- Address
- Price
- adult/student incl Chongsheng Temple Y121/62
- Hours
- 7am-7pm
Lonely Planet review for Three Pagodas
Absolutely the symbol of the town/region, these pagodas 2km north of the north gate are among the oldest standing structures in southwestern China.
The tallest of the three, Qiānxún Pagoda, has 16 tiers that reach a height of 70m. It was originally erected in the mid-9th century by engineers from Xī'ān. It is flanked by two smaller 10-tiered pagodas, each of which are 42m high. While the price is cheeky considering you can't go inside the pagodas, Chóngshèng Temple (Chóngshèng Sì) behind them has been restored and converted into a relatively worthy museum.
Traveller reviews for Three Pagodas (1)
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its a ripped off
nome78 does not recommend this,
Basically it just a mega project by the government to charge tourists, without much historical background in it.
You can see tons of tour buses stopping by everyday
Good for: Nothing
Not good for: An interest in ancient history






