Pagoda of Six Harmonies
A 60m octagonal pagoda on the Qiantang River, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
History & Background
The Pagoda of Six Harmonies (Liuhe Pagoda), built in 970 AD during the Wuyue Kingdom, stands 60m tall on Yuelun Hill overlooking the Qiantang River. The octagonal brick-and-wood structure was originally nine stories but now has seven visible exterior levels. It was built to suppress the Qiantang River tidal bore.
What to See & Do
- Seven visible stories of the octagonal pagoda
- Panoramic views of the Qiantang River from the top
- Ancient iron bell weighing 2,000 kg
- Carved wooden brackets and dougong structures
- Qiantang River tidal bore viewing platform nearby
Visitor Tips
- Climb to the top for river views
- Visit during the Qiantang tidal bore season (Aug-Sep)
- Photograph the pagoda from across the river
- Combine with a visit to nearby Nine Creeks
- Allow 1-2 hours for the pagoda and grounds
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