Introduction
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chóng shèng sì sān tǎ
Chongsheng Three Pagodas
Best Time to VisitDaytime
ActivitiesSightseeing
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The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple is a group of Buddhist structures includes the main Qianxun Pagoda and the smaller Northern and Southern Pagodas. The Qianxun Pagoda is the tallest among them, standing at 69.13 meters high, built between 833 and 840 AD during the Tang Dynasty. The smaller pagodas were constructed slightly later, probably in the late 9th to early 10th centuries.
Beyond being a landmark in the Dali region, the Three Pagodas hold significant status within Buddhist history. They symbolize the flourishing of Buddhism during the periods of the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms, serving as one of the centers for Buddhist activities in the area. The existence of the Three Pagodas reflects the profound influence of Buddhism on local social life and provides valuable references for studying Buddhist art and architectural styles of the era.
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