Hangzhou's Historic Six Harmonies Pagoda

Six Harmonies Pagoda was first erected in the Third Year in the Kaibao Reign of the Northern Song Dynasty (970 AD) but destroyed in the Fang La’s Uprising in 1121. It was rebuilt in 1163 with the current eaves reconstructed during the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1871-1908). It is a typical pavilion-type brick pagoda of ancient China and the most important Song’s architecture in Hangzhou.

Six Harmonies Pagoda Above the Trees - Hangzhou China in Zhejiang Province Garden at Six Harmonies Pagoda - Hangzhou China in Zhejiang Province Six Harmonies Pagoda and Entryway - Hangzhou China in Zhejiang Province

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