The pinnacle of Chinese Taoist pagodas

Located at the heart of Liaoyuan city on Longshou Mountain, facing the Dongliao River to the east and backed by Longshan Park to the west, it is a landmark building of Liaoyuan city, as well as an edifice of historical and cultural significance. Liaoyuan Kui Xing Lou is quite renowned in the northeast and is a Taoist pagoda of China. It was originally built during the Guangxu period of the Qing dynasty, and was later damaged due to wars. It was restored and rebuilt in 2002. Liaoyuan Kui Xing Lou is acclaimed as the finest Taoist pagoda in the nation, comparable to the three famous towers in the south of the Yangtze River—Hunan's Yueyang Tower, Jiangxi's Tengwang Pavilion, and Hubei's Yellow Crane Tower. 📍Detailed address: Inside Longshan Park, 88 Longshan East Street, Longshan District, Liaoyuan City ⏳Visiting time: 2 hours 💰Average cost: Ticket price 30 yuan ❤Recommended reason: The pinnacle of Chinese Taoist pagodas, the tallest tower in the northeast, possessing historical and cultural value