Huifeng Pavilion

Langya Pavilion

synonym

Huifeng Pavilion generally refers to Langya Pavilion (Langya Mountain Scenic Area, Anhui Province)

Langya Pavilion, formerly known as Huifeng Pavilion and Huifeng Pavilion, was built in Ming Dynasty and is the highest building in Langya Mountain scenic area.

The pavilion is 24 meters high and has five floors. From all sides, it has different shapes. Viewed from the East, it has three floors; viewed from the south, it has four floors; viewed from the west, it has five floors, each of which has six sides and eight corners. It adopts the style of cornices and angles of classical architecture. The top of the pavilion is covered with yellow glazed tiles, carved beams and painted columns, which is simple and generous.

The 24 wings and corners of the pavilion are equipped with bronze bells, where the mountain wind blows, the sound of gold rises everywhere. When the sky is clear and the sun is beautiful, you can see the mountains in the northwest, the tall buildings in the East, and the Yangtze River in the south.

Architectural features

According to historical records, Huifeng Pavilion, formerly known as Huifeng Pavilion, was built in the Ming Dynasty. It was the highest building in Langya Mountain scenic spot and was burned by the Japanese Army during the Anti Japanese war. In 1988, huifengting was reconstructed and renamed "huifengge". The pavilion is 24 meters high and has five floors. From all sides, it has different shapes. Viewed from the East, it has three floors; viewed from the south, it has four floors; viewed from the west, it has five floors, each of which has six sides and eight corners. It adopts the style of cornices and angles of classical architecture. The top of the pavilion is covered with yellow glazed tiles, carved beams and painted columns, which is simple and generous. The 24 wings and corners of the pavilion are equipped with bronze bells, where the mountain wind blows, the sound of gold rises everywhere. When the sky is clear and the sun is beautiful, you can see the mountains in the northwest, the tall buildings in the East, and the Yangtze River in the south.

Address: Langya Mountain Scenic Area, No.30, Langya ancient road, Langya District, Chuzhou City

Longitude: 118.27540659904

Latitude: 32.283583650212

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in Langya Mountain tickets, 95 yuan in peak season (March 1 - November 30) and 80 yuan in off season (December 1 - the end of February of the next year).

Chinese PinYin : Hui Feng Ge