Huqiu Pagoda, also known as Yunyan Temple, is a symbol of Suzhou. It was built in the fifth generation and was built in the Northern Song Dynasty in 961. The tower is47.5 meters high and is a wooden-like brick tower. The ancient tower has a strong sense of age and has ornamental value.

Located in the Huqiu Scenic Area, the Huqiu Tower stands for thousands of years. Although its external wooden structure has long been damaged, the top of the tower is tilted2.3 meters from the center, but it is still a landmark in Suzhou history.

Huqiu Pagoda is also known as Yunyan Temple Pagoda. Don’t underestimate this ancient pagoda. It is a famous leaning tower in China. When I came last time, I couldn’t go in and see it. Now I can go in and visit it. Although I can only visit the first floor, I still need to make an appointment in advance. If the appointment is late, it may not be.

Very interesting tower reminds you of the Ibiza tower, a hidden tower on the top of the Tiger Hill. It is not difficult to climb to the top of the hill there so many stairs but it's so easy!

The towering Yunyan Temple Tower has a history of more than 1,000 years. It is the second leaning tower in the world. It is simple and Xiongqi and has long become a landmark in the ancient city of Suzhou. The existing Tiger Hill Tower was built in the next Zhouganlu eight years to Song Jianlong two years.

Suzhou Yunyan Temple Pagoda is a typical representative of the wooden pavilion-style multi-storey masonry tower in the late Tang Dynasty and the fifth generation of Jiangnan. It represents the early model of wooden pavilion-style tower in the south of the Yangtze River. It is a living fossil in the evolution of the pavilion tower in Jiangnan.

The Huqiu Tower is a Buddhist pagoda of Yunyan Temple, also known as Yunyan Temple Tower. The Huqiu Tower was built in early 601 AD and was built in early 601 AD. The existing Huqiu Tower was built in 959-961 AD and was a brick tower. The Yuan and Ming Dynasty have been renovated and the seventh floor is now built around 1638 AD. In 1961, it was listed as one of the key cultural relics protection units in the country.