Spring and Autumn Pavilion: Mysterious twin towers beside the Lotus Pond, a legendary religious sanctuary

The most charming Chinese-style pavilion in Lianchitan is magnificent. When you come to the Lotus Pond in Zuoying, Kaohsiung, you must not miss this mythical building - Chunqiu Pavilion. This twin-tower pavilion, built in 1953, has a gorgeous appearance and bright colors, like a miniature of ancient Chinese palace architecture. Climbing up the tower, you can have a panoramic view of the lake and mountains of Lotus Pond, especially at sunset, when the golden afterglow falls on the lake, reflecting the shadow of the Spring and Autumn Pavilion, creating a beautiful scene. This is not only a famous tourist attraction in Kaohsiung, but also an important place for locals to pray for peace and good luck. The legend of Guanyin riding a dragon, step into the mythical world The most eye-catching thing about Chunqiu Pavilion is the statue of Guanyin riding a dragon in the lake. According to legend, Guanyin once appeared here riding a dragon, which is why this magnificent statue came into being. Visitors can walk through the dragon's body passage, symbolizing entering the sacred realm from the dragon's mouth, washing away troubles and bringing good luck. This design is similar to the concept of the nearby Dragon Tiger Tower, "enter from the dragon's mouth and exit from the tiger's mouth", both of which hope to bring good luck and blessings to believers. Combine religious art with beautiful scenery to explore Zuoying's cultural treasures In addition to myths and legends, the interior of the Chunqiu Pavilion also displays the statue of Guandi and historical stories, which is full of a strong religious atmosphere. Strolling along the bank of the Lotus Pond and admiring the beautiful scenery of the Chinese-style building and the lake view, it feels like traveling through time and space and returning to the ancient mythological world. Coming to Chunqiu Pavilion is not only a visual shock, but also a spiritual baptism. Whether it is for tourism or praying, this place is definitely worth a visit! #MarchGoodPlaces2025