Fengle Pavilion
丰乐亭
An ancient pavilion built by Ouyang Xiu, who wrote the “Record of Fengle Pavilion.” Set in a secluded valley on Feng Mountain, it is known as the “sister pavilion” of the Pavilion of the Drunken Old Man.
Fengle Pavilion lies in a quiet valley on the northern slope of Feng Mountain, on the east side of the Langya Mountain scenic area. It was built during the Qingli era of the Northern Song dynasty under the supervision of Ouyang Xiu, the prefect of Chuzhou, who wrote the “Record of Fengle Pavilion.” Together with the Pavilion of the Drunken Old Man, it is called the “sister pavilion.” Beside it is Ziwei Spring. The compound also houses a stone stele of the “Record of Fengle Pavilion” inscribed by Su Shi, along with other historic sites. It is quieter than the Pavilion of the Drunken Old Man, so it is a good choice after visiting that pavilion, especially for travelers who enjoy Tang and Song literature. Opening hours and ticketing follow the scenic area's announcements.
Opening hours
About 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Zuiweng Pavilion
- Langya Temple
- Langya Mountain
- Chuzhou Museum
- Wu Jingzi Memorial Hall
- Huangfushan National Forest Park
- Chishan Lake National Wetland Park
- Langxiang Migu Karst Maze