Introduction to Duobao Pagoda: Duobao Pagoda, also known as the "Five-Star Pagoda", has long been famous and majestic, and its architectural style is unique in the country. Built from the seventh year of Hongzhi's reign (1494) to the ninth year of Hongzhi's reign in the Ming Dynasty, it is a masonry imitation wood structure with a height of about 17 meters. It consists of two parts: the tower base and the tower body. The tower base is 7 meters high and is in an octagonal shape. It has shallow eaves on top, a low foundation on the bottom, brick corner columns and stone carved dragon heads. Each wall is equipped with a niche, with a stone-carved Buddha statue sitting on a lotus platform. There are 4 stone-carved gates on each wall. There are 5 small pagodas in the tower. The middle one is the Lama Pagoda. There are 45 Buddhas, so it is called Duobao Pagoda.