Kuixing Pavilion Review

Kuixing Pavilion, close to the Erhai Sea, is a three-story tower with wooden structure. It was built during the Qing Dynasty Guangxu period. It was renovated once during the Republic of China to have a complete appearance. There were few people when I went.

By chance, in the ancient town of Shuanglang, Dali, the Qing Dynasty building, you can see the Bohai Sea next to it, no tickets, historical charm, the door is locked and cannot be entered, the appearance is simple and natural, there is a big tree next to it to rest

Antique architecture, some year-end vicissitudes

Kuixing Pavilion was built in the Qing Dynasty Guangxu three years of the People's Republic of China, worshipping the gods who dominate the rise and fall of the articles.

When I was hanging out in the ancient town of Shuanglang in Dali, I suddenly saw a simple small building, standing there solemnly. Entering to see, it is Kuixing Pavilion. The description on the sign next to it can't be seen, so I don't know about its history. The big tree next to it is tall and the tree is beautiful. Go down to the Erhai Sea. . .

Shuanglang Kuixing Pavilion should be regarded as a local landmark building, located in the center of the square, facing the Bohai Sea and overlooking Cangshan Mountain. The Qing Dynasty buildings, rebuilt during the Republic of China, and the Dali Prefecture Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Unfortunately, there is no door open, so you can only watch the sea and listen to the sea.

Shuanglang Town went to a place closer to the inside, and more inns would go here. It is really a long history inside. The words next to it have become a big road, but it is still quite good to keep here, it is a cultural relics. But I can't go in anymore, it's a pity to see it outside.