Contact information of the Four Pagodas in Shenyang: There are four towers built around the city of Shenyang, and there is a lamasery next to each tower. Introduction to the attractions of the Four Pagodas in Shenyang: There are four towers built around the city of Shenyang, and next to each tower

Each has a lamasery.

The south tower is named Guangci Temple; the north tower is called Falun Temple; the east tower is named Yongguang Temple; and the west tower is named Yanshou Temple.

The four towers were built in the fifth year of Chongde (1640) and completed in the second year of Shunzhi.

Emperor Qianlong once inscribed plaques for the four temples and hung them in the main halls of the four temples.

Yongguang Temple is for the compassionate education of all spirits, Yanshou Temple is for the Golden Millet Xiangguang, Guangci Temple is for Xinhong Bianan, and Falun Temple is for the Golden Mirror Zhou Garden.

The four pagodas and four temples are almost identical in architectural scale and shape, except for their different names and the Buddha statues they enshrine.

The east, south and north towers were successively restored in the 1980s, and the west tower was demolished in 1968 due to excessive damage.

The underground palace was discovered during the demolition of the West Tower, and a number of precious cultural relics including Buddha statues were unearthed.

In 1998, in order to restore the West Pagoda and Yanshou Temple, one of the eight scenic spots in Shengjing, the Shenyang Municipal Construction Committee raised 30 million yuan in special funds to rebuild the West Pagoda on its original site according to its original appearance. After more than three months of intense construction, it was completed on November 13

Completed on day.

After reconstruction, the West Tower is 26.33 meters high and its base covers an area of ??256 square meters.

Yanshou Temple occupies a total area of ??4,000 square meters, with the mountain gate, Tianwang Hall, Main Hall, and East and West Side Halls covering more than 800 square meters.

The carved beams and painted buildings in the palace are simple and spectacular.

In addition, since 1985, the Shenyang Municipal Cultural Relics Management Office has established a forest of steles in Beilun Temple. More than 100 stone steles have been collected. The oldest is from the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, and the latest is from the Manchukuo period.

Most of these stone tablets have been restored and erected in temples, silently telling visitors about ancient and modern events.