Fengping Pagoda
风平佛塔
A Dai pagoda cluster in Fengping Town, southwest of the Mangshi Basin. The main pagoda is 23 metres tall and surrounded by 28 small pagodas, and the Fengping Central Temple stands beside it.
Fengping Pagoda is located in Fengping Village, Fengping Town, about 8 km southwest of downtown Mangshi. In 1728 (the sixth year of the Yongzheng reign), the Mangshi tusi built Fengping Temple here, and pagodas were added in succession from the Qianlong era. The original pagoda was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution and rebuilt in 1986. The current complex consists of a main pagoda surrounded by 28 small pagodas. The main pagoda is about 23 metres tall, bell-and-drum shaped, and decorated with arhat reliefs. The white pagoda cluster stands out among the fields and village houses, and the Fengping Central Temple next to it can be visited at the same time. Admission is free. Getting there: about 20 minutes by taxi from downtown. It can be combined with the Santaishan De'ang Ethnic Township for a half-day trip. Remove your shoes before entering the temple.
Opening hours
Open daytime
Nearby sights
- Dehong Prefecture Museum (Mangshi)
- Mengbanaxi Rare Plant Garden (Mangshi)
- Tree-Wrapped Pagoda (Mangshi)
- Menghuan Silver Pagoda
- Bodhi Temple (Mangshi)
- Wuyun Temple
- Peacock Lake
- Menghuan Golden Pagoda (Mangshi)