Haogu tower courtyard

Haogu pagoda, also known as Haogu pagoda, Haogu pagoda and Haogu pagoda, is the central building of Haogu temple. It can't be verified when it was first built. It was rebuilt in the five dynasties or the Northern Song Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. The name of Haogu comes from the temple near Lincheng Haohe, which is named after Haohe river.

In front of the courtyard, there is a large stone screen wall with tall Ginkgo biloba planted on the left and right. Entering the gate of Haogu pagoda, there is an octagonal bell tower on the east side. On the huge bronze bell, there are four characters "HAOGU Temple" and "Prajna paramita Sutra". On New Year's Eve, 108 bells, symbolizing happiness and well-being, were sounded here for the first time. There is a big drum in the drum tower on the west side, and there are corridors on both sides. Between the bell and drum towers is the main building of the tower courtyard, the hall is not large in scale, but the statue of Guanyin in the hall is very exquisite.

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