What temples are there in Liangxiang?

Brief introduction of temples

Liangxiang Pagoda is located in Liaoshigang, northeast of liangxiang town, Fangshan County, Beijing, commonly known as "Liangxiang Pagoda" and "Haotian Pagoda". The tower was built in Liao Dynasty (9 16- 1 125), with brick and wood structure, octagonal plane and five floors in total. This tower is about 36 meters high and hollow. The first floor of the tower is high, with doors in the southeast and northwest, straight lattice windows on the other four sides and hidden arches under the eaves. The original shrines and Buddha statues around the tower were unfortunately destroyed. Tasha consists of an octagonal lotus and an orb. There is a ladder in the tower to reach the top. Dengta North Wangjing Division, looking south at Zhuoxian County, you can see the pastoral scenery within dozens of miles. During the Song and Liao Wars in ancient times, this tower played a military role in monitoring the enemy's situation. This tower is a pavilion tower in Beijing. 1984, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics allocated120,000 yuan for maintenance and was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Beijing.

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Brief introduction of temples

Liangxiang Pagoda is located in Liaoshigang, northeast of liangxiang town, Fangshan County, Beijing, commonly known as "Liangxiang Pagoda" and "Haotian Pagoda". The tower was built in Liao Dynasty (9 16- 1 125), with brick and wood structure, octagonal plane and five floors in total. This tower is about 36 meters high and hollow. The first floor of the tower is high, with doors in the southeast and northwest, straight lattice windows on the other four sides and hidden arches under the eaves. The original shrines and Buddha statues around the tower were unfortunately destroyed. Tasha consists of an octagonal lotus and an orb. There is a ladder in the tower to reach the top. Dengta North Wangjing Division, looking south at Zhuoxian County, you can see the pastoral scenery within dozens of miles. During the Song and Liao Wars in ancient times, this tower played a military role in monitoring the enemy's situation. This tower is a pavilion tower in Beijing. 1984, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics allocated120,000 yuan for maintenance and was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Beijing.