Bajingtai, a famous attraction in Ganzhou, is known for the poem written by Su Dongpo.

📍Address: Bajing Park, No. 27 Bajing Road, Zhanggong District, Ganzhou 🚗Transportation: Take bus K2 or 8 to Bajinglukou Station 👍️Must-see attractions: Bajingtai Tower, ancient city wall 🎟️Tickets: Free 💗Other tips: 1. Origin of the name: The governor Kong Zonghan "cut stones as the foundation and cast iron to reinforce the base," repaired the earthen city into a brick city, built a tower on it, painted the eight scenic spots near Ganzhou into the "Eight Views of Qianzhou," and invited Su Dongpo to write a poem. Since then, Bajingtai has become famous. 2. Bajingtai was originally a wooden structure. According to local chronicles, it was burned down in 1663 (the second year of the Kangxi period of the Qing dynasty) and was later restored during the Qianlong and Jiaqing periods. After many damages and repairs, the current Bajingtai was rebuilt in 1983. It is a concrete imitation of a wooden structure with a total area of 574 square meters. The city wall is 7 meters high, the first floor is 7 meters high, the second floor is 6.9 meters high, the third floor is 5.28 meters high, the glazed tile surface is 2.86 meters high, and the whole platform is 28.14 meters high.