Suzhou Beita Baoen Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Suzhou Beita Baoen Temple, also known as Beisi Pagoda, is the oldest Buddhist temple in Suzhou. Its building was once the second largest building complex in Suzhou during the Song Dynasty. The Beisi Pagoda has a beautiful environment and a large scale. The towering pagoda overlooks the entire ancient city of Suzhou and is one of the symbols of Suzhou. The temple not only contains the most complete ancient Ming Dynasty building in Suzhou, but also houses the largest giant lacquer sculpture in the country, which reproduces the prosperity of Suzhou during the "Qianlong Age". Today, it has become a Buddhist tourist attraction at the north gate of the ancient city of Suzhou.

Attractions distribution:

Beisi Pagoda is located at No. 1918 Renmin Road, Gusu District (formerly Pingjiang District). It is both a religious temple and a Suzhou garden. Starting from the archway, there are mountain gates, seven Buddha halls, etc. built to enshrine Maitreya and other Buddha statues. Guanyin Hall and Baoen Temple Pagoda are the focus and landmark landscape of the entire temple. The "Picture of Growth in Prosperity" is displayed in the hall. There is a ring corridor under the tower, and there is a pagoda chamber inside the pagoda. The body of the pagoda is exquisite and exquisite. There is also a valuable "Zhang Shicheng Memorial Stele" in the stele pavilion behind the tower.

Scenic spot qualifications:

Provincial cultural relics protection unit

Scenic spot features:

Visit, worship, visit ancient times, religion, ancient buildings