The world's tallest pagoda is well-deserved. Whether it is a tower to explore its millennium history, or the exquisitely carved ancient pagoda architecture to feel its unique cultural charm, it is a worthwhile trip!

Tianning Temple is a key cultural relics protection temple in China. It was built in the Tang Dynasty Zhenguan and Yonghui years. It has a history of more than 1,300 years. It is the largest and most complete millennium ancient temple in Changzhou. It is also Zhenjiang Jinshan Temple, Yangzhou Gaochun Temple, Ningbo Tiantong Temple is also known as the four major jungles of Chinese Zen. The Tianning Pagoda was built in 2002 and was designed by Professor Lu Bingjie. The Tianning Pagoda uses the world-class bronze sculpture art, and is a "Tower of the World, Tower of Culture, and Tower of the World". It is153.79 meters high and is the world's tallest pagoda.

Tianning Temple has a long history. The pagoda is in Tianning Temple. The tower is 13 floors high. It is magnificent. You can take the elevator to the tower. There is a big clock on the top of the tower. There is also a crystal clear crystal Buddha statue. It is amazing. From the top of the tower, you can overlook the scenery of Changzhou City. It just feels that the fare is a bit more expensive.

Arrived at 9 o'clock in the morning on the 4th, there were very few people, and I walked around, and basically every temple was worshipped. The view of the tower is quite good, and you can almost see the entire Changzhou. 1.4 Children below the meter are free of charge to go to the tower. The staff saw that my children worshiped very seriously and sent Zhang Ping'an Fu. I am very happy 🥳. In addition, if you like Suzhai, there is it in the temple.

Now it is free to enter the temple, and you need to buy tickets to go to the tower. I thought it was not worth it, but I went to see it and felt that the price was good for foreigners. The tower is relatively large, and each floor has a lot of cultural relics and new content to see, which is of great significance and significance for popularizing science and understanding of Buddhism and the temple.