Hangzhou Liuhe Pagoda is located on Yuelun Mountain on the bank of Qiantang River. It was built by King Wuyue in the Northern Song Dynasty to suppress the tide in Qiantang. This place was originally the South Orchard of King Wuyue of the Five Dynasties;
In the third year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (970), Qian Hongjiao built a pagoda in his garden and a pagoda courtyard. The purpose of building the pagoda was to suppress the Jiang tide;
The ruins of Hangzhou Leifeng Pagoda are located on Xizhao Mountain on the south bank of West Lake in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It was originally named Xiguan Brick Pagoda;
Later, due to disrepair and the superstition of the villagers, the tower was It collapsed on the afternoon of September 25, 1924. It contains the volume "The Secret of the Heart of All Tathagatas and the Seal of the Relics of the Whole Body and the Dharani Sutra", which is a precious object printed by early Chinese woodblock printing;
There is an underground palace under the Leifeng Pagoda, sealed with a square stone slab, and unearthed from the underground palace Cultural relics such as gilt rosette, bronze cricket dragon Buddha statue, bronze mirror.