Taibai Pavilion
太白楼
A riverside pavilion built to honor Li Bai, first constructed in the Tang dynasty. It is one of the 'Three Towers and One Pavilion' with Yellow Crane Tower, Yueyang Tower and Tengwang Pavilion.
Taibai Pavilion, also known as the Zhexian Tower (the Banished Immortal Tower), lies on the south slope of the Caishi scenic area. It was first built in the Tang dynasty, and the current structure was rebuilt in the Qing dynasty. It has three stories with upturned eaves, backs onto Cuiluo Mountain and faces the Yangtze. Inside are displays on Li Bai's life, his poems and works by famous calligraphers and painters through the ages. A Li Bai memorial hall stands next to it. It is usually included in the Caishi scenic area ticket, and it's best to combine it with the Santai Pavilion and Sanyuan Cave for a half-day tour.
Opening hours
About 08:00–17:30
Nearby sights
- Caishi Scenic Area & Caishiji Rock
- Xuejiawa Ecological Park
- Zhu Ran Family Tomb Museum
- Ma'anshan Museum
- Yushan Lake Park
- Li Bai Cemetery
- Putang Bamboo Sea
- Overlord Xiang Yu Shrine