National Series 112 Dali Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas

🌈Historical background: The three pagodas are composed of one large and two small. The large pagoda is named Qianxun Pagoda, which was built during the Nanzhao Quanfengyou period and is a typical Tang Dynasty architectural style. The outline of the two small pagodas in the south and the north is conical, which is a typical Song Dynasty architectural style and was built during the Dali Kingdom Duan Zhengyan and Duan Zhengxing period. The three pagodas stand on three feet, with the Qianxun Pagoda in the middle and the two small pagodas guarding the north and south. It is also recorded in Xu Xiake's travel notes. 🚗Highlight introduction: The Qianxun Pagoda is the largest of the Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas, located in the middle of the front of the two small pagodas in the north and the south, so it is also called the Central Pagoda. The tower has 16 floors, each with a niche in the center of the front, and a white marble Buddha statue in the niche. There were originally five heavy objects in the Chongsheng Temple, namely the Nanzhao Jianji Big Bell, the Rain Copper Guanyin Statue, the Three Saints Gold Statue, the 'Buddha Capital' plaque, and the Three Pagodas. Unfortunately, except for the Three Pagodas, the remaining four heavy objects and the Chongsheng Temple were destroyed in the war. 🎫Ticket information: Tickets are 75. ✨Travel suggestions: A must-visit spot in Dali, you can climb to the top of the Sea-viewing Tower to see the full view of the Three Pagodas. There are many places in the entire scenic area where you can take pictures of the reflection of the Three Pagodas, such as the Tianlong Pool and the Juying Pool in the scenic spot. But more people will choose the Three Pagodas Reflection Park next to it. This park is free to enter with a scenic spot ticket, but you need to go out of the Three Pagodas scenic spot to go.