[2025 Kunming Attraction] Travel Guide for Jingang Pagoda (Updated Jun)

One of the origins of Yunnan culture✨ For those looking for a walking street and an ancient city tour, I recommend this place! It's complete! Walking street, local restaurants, cafes, places to take pictures 📸 such as Jingang Pagoda, the highlight of the city, with lots of things to sell 🛍️🧸🪆. You can walk for a long time. There are also Miaozhan Temple and Tuzhu Temple. It is a place where locals come to relax in an old-fashioned atmosphere. Note: If anyone wants to rent a Chinese dress to take pictures around here, there are rental shops. It is easy to walk and take pictures. 📍Location: Xingyao Station Exit A (you have to walk for another 20 minutes). If you can't walk, take the opposite exit (called didi or bicycle 🚲) 🕰️ Opening and closing hours: 8:30 - 22:00 If anyone has tried any delicious restaurants, please share with us. I'll follow you later☺️ For those waiting for the review clip of Guandu City, please follow me🥰🥰 #iamyuumin #Kunming #China #China #TravelChina #oldtown #AncientCity #TravelChinaByYourself

(1) Located in the northern square of Guandu Ancient Town, in front of Miaozhan Temple, this pagoda was built in 1458 during the Ming Dynasty, boasting a history of about 600 years. It is the only pagoda in China entirely made of sand and stone in the Vajra Throne style, consisting of a main pagoda and four smaller ones. The lower part of the pagoda has four interconnected doors, but they are currently fenced off for protection, making passage impossible. This pagoda is designated as a national key cultural relic protection unit, and a stone stele in front of the pagoda provides a detailed explanation of its history. (2) Directions: 1) Take Metro Line 1 and get off at Xingyao Road or Erji Road Station, then walk about 1.5 km to reach the southeast gate of Guandu Ancient Town, where you can see the pagoda. Alternatively, you can use ride-sharing or bike-sharing services. 2) Enter the main pedestrian road of the ancient town through the large archway on Guangfu Road, and walk about 500 meters to reach the pagoda. Looking at this pagoda, you can feel the weight of 600 years of history. Although it is protected, its delicate structure and the texture of the old sandstones remain beautiful. It blends with the traditional scenery of the surrounding ancient town, offering a unique walk where the past and present coexist.

Guandu Miaozhan Temple is a special temple that embodies the history and culture of Kunming. The ancient tower located in front of the temple adds to its charm. Built during the Ming Dynasty, this tower has stood for 600 years. It is the only tower in the country constructed entirely of sand and stone, featuring a unique Vajra pedestal structure, making it particularly impressive. Walking around the temple and the tower, you can feel the passage of time in this well-preserved heritage site. The temple's neat buildings and serene atmosphere highlight the tower's overwhelming presence, instilling a sense of awe in visitors. Although it is fenced off and cannot be approached directly, the tower's intricate design and rough stone texture still convey the craftsmanship of that era. The traditional streets of Guandu Ancient Town and the tranquil atmosphere of Miaozhan Temple harmonize to provide a peaceful walking path. This place is perfect for taking photos, especially the scenes created by the temple's antique architecture and the tower, leaving a special travel memory where the past and present coexist.