This rebuilt, 58m-tall Tang-dynasty pagoda can't be climbed, but is attractive, and surrounded by other recently reconstructed features (an outdoor stage, a small garden, a huge bronze bell) to create a pleasant area for families to hang out in. The pagoda, which is lit up at night, has been rebuilt several times throughout history, most recently in 1985.
Shengjin Pagoda
Jiangxi
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1.74 MILES
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Former Headquarters of the Nanchang Uprising
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Wartime paraphernalia for rainy days and enthusiasts of the CCP. Admission free with passport.
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Wartime paraphernalia for rainy days and enthusiasts of the CCP. Admission free with passport.
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