Lanting Monument Pavilion is a landmark building of Lanting, which was built in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. The word "Lanting" on the tablet was written by Emperor Kangxi.
meandering stream: a zigzag meandering stream with a wood fossil engraved with the words "meandering stream" in the middle.
Liushang Pavilion: It was built to commemorate the "meandering water flowing" activity. The plaque "Liushang Pavilion" on the pavilion is inscribed by Li Shutang, the prefect of Guangxu Jiangxia.
Imperial Monument Pavilion: octagonal double eaves, built in the reign of Kangxi, destroyed by typhoon in 56 and rebuilt in 83. There is a huge monument "Imperial Monument" in the pavilion, which is the original monument of the Qing Dynasty and has a history of more than 3 years.
eighteen cylinders in Linchi: composed of eighteen cylinders, Xiziping and Taizi tablet. The scenic spots are based on the allusion of Wang Xianzhi's eighteen-cylinder Linchi book and Wang Xizhi's point of great achievement.
Wang Youjun Temple: Built in the reign of Emperor Kangxi, it is covered with whitewashed tiles and surrounded by water. On the side of the clear pool in the temple, it is said that Mo Chi, a calligrapher, washes pens. In the pool, there are Mohua Pavilion, a bridge next to the pavilion, and a circular corridor next to the temple. The whole building is "a landscape bridge pavilion" in one, which is unique.
Lanting Calligraphy Museum: Built in 1988, it is surrounded by mountains and waters. It displays a brief history of China's calligraphy and various collections of porcelain inkstones, and holds various calligraphy exhibitions from time to time.
orchestra pit: a newly opened leisure attraction. Visitors can drink tea and chat in the orchestra pit, take bamboo rafts and enjoy the beautiful lakes and mountains in Lanting.