Temple Pagoda Cyshow
Description:
The pagoda of the Tsyshu temple is an octagonal structure with a height of 50 meters. The temple itself was built in 1576 during the Ming Dynasty, but was destroyed during the Qing Dynasty, and the pagoda remains to this day.
The base of the pagoda is made of brick and decorated with relief sculptures of Buddha. The carving gives special beauty. Vibrantly expressed images of musical instruments testify to the peculiarities of the culture of the Ming dynasty.
The first tier of the pagoda is majestically decorated with so-called “false” arches. Next are 13 floors with decorative balconies. Closes the pagoda a small spire, resting on a pedestal with decorative lotus petals.
Since 1957, the Pagoda has been a monument of cultural heritage of Beijing. In 1990, Linglong Park was established near the Pagoda.