Xiangfen | Lingguang Temple Glazed Pagoda

| Lingguang Temple Glazed Pagoda. This pagoda, located in the fields, predates the Feihong Pagoda of Guangsheng Temple by 150 years. Also known as the 'Western Liang Brick Pagoda,' it was built during the Zhenguan period of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and was later renovated during the Huangtong period of Emperor Xizong of the Jin Dynasty, making it 880 years old. Originally, it had 13 levels, but due to an earthquake, part of it collapsed, and now only 7 levels remain. Ground structures like the Lingguang Temple Glazed Pagoda that have withstood multiple earthquakes over the past few hundred years without collapsing are rare. This pagoda is also a national key cultural relic protection unit.