Climb the Stork Tower and follow the Black Myth Wukong to tour the ancient buildings.

The Stork Magpie Tower is the largest existing imitation Tang Dynasty building, with a total of six floors and a total height of 73.9 meters. Climbing up to the Stork and Magpie Tower you can overlook the mountains with the sun rising over them, and the Yellow River flowing into the sea. The original site of Stork Magpie Tower is located in Puzhou Town, Yuncheng, Shanxi Province. It was built in the Northern Zhou Dynasty. In the first year of Jin Yuanguang, the ancient city of Puzhou was burned down on the order of the Jin army generals in order to resist the Mongolian attack. After that, only the foundation of the Stork Magpie Tower remained until the foundation was completely submerged by floods in the Ming Dynasty. The Stork and Magpie Tower is well known to people, probably because of the widely circulated song "Climbing the Stork and Magpie Tower" written by Wang Zhihuan in the Tang Dynasty. In 1997, the Stork Magpie Tower was rebuilt near its original location. Ticket: 60 yuan Tour route: The first floor has an eternal theme, the second floor has a long history, the third floor is ancient civilization, the fourth floor is a grand event, the fifth floor is the charm of loess, and the sixth floor is as far as the eye can see. The paint paintings of the Stork Magpie Tower are the Tang Dynasty color painting art that has been lost in China. Transportation: Yongji Tourism Express Line.