Beige Buddha Lamp

Los pabellones del norte de Chaozhou (北閣佛燈) son un grupo de edificios en la loma de la colina Jinshan, a orillas del río Han. Fueron construidos dentro del recinto amurallado alrededor del siglo XII, aunque posteriormente quedaron en ruinas y solo se restauraron en 1986.Popularmente, se conoce la zona como el Buda beige, ya que servía como faro para los barcos que atravesaban el río Han durante la noche y ese era el color del que veían los pabellones.

A hollow Buddha Pavilion, a ferry Buddha lamp, stands on the edge of the Han River in Chaozhou, for ancient sailors to guide the way, the quaint terrace, show the beauty of the building, this place is one of the eight scenery of Chaozhou.

Beige Scenic Area and Beige Buddha Light are the general names of a group of pavilions in Jinshan, northeast corner of Chaozhou Ancient City. The location here is unique, the ancient city wall is here to take over Jinshan, the pavilions are scattered, the winding path is deep, the east is suddenly turned directly down the Han River flowing water, the high view and the low overlook are chic scenery, can be called Lingnan a must. The stool is facing the North Pavilion, the "crocodile crossing autumn wind" on the North Dike, the "Korean word oak" across the river, the "Xiangqiao Spring Up" downstream of the Han River, the "Phoenix Rain" many scenic spots are in sight, overlooking the Han River, the river flow is gushing, and the white sails are a little bit. According to the introduction of the attractions, the Beige Buddha lamp was built in Song Dynasty and formed in Ming Dynasty. In fact, the buildings visible are newly built after the 1980s. But compared to the ancient city of Chaozhou, where the tide of people is surging, it is quieter and there are not many tourists.

The Beige Buddha lamp in the ancient city of Chaozhou was built in Song Dynasty and formed in Ming Dynasty. The whole scenic spot is backed by Jinshan Mountain and facing the Han River in the east. The Buddha lamp in front of the pavilion is widely reflected in the four directions. From Luhu in the upper reaches of the Han River to the Sanyuan Tower in the lower reaches, you can see it from Gangwuxu in Raoping County to the floating ocean in Chaozhou, so it is named after the "Beige Buddha lamp". It is also listed as one of the eight scenery of Chaozhou. [View] Surrounded by mountains and rivers! [Fun] There are many famous attractions [Cost-effective] Ten yuan.

This is not a popular attraction for the entire Chaozhou tourism, and there is a Buddha lamp on a mountain. But I think this attraction is a bit stingy and needs to collect tickets. Although the price of the ticket is not very expensive, so many other attractions are open for free, which is really not bad. Interested friends can buy tickets to watch the Buddha lights, and stand on a high place overlooking the beauty of the entire Chaozhou.