The Drum Tower

This noteworthy drum tower, situated at the focal point of a bustling indirect in focal Linfen, is the second tallest drum tower in China. At 43.75 meters tall, it is slightly shorter than the one in Beijing. Also known as Dazhonglou, this great square pinnacle was worked in the Northern Song Dynasty, around 1000 years back, and has been reconstructed various occasions from that point forward, most as of late in 1984. This drum tower is upheld by 12 huge wooden columns, every one meter in distance across.

The building contains no nails and is held together by a progression of interlocking wooden pieces. Guests may move to the best, and the drum in plain view isn't the first one, yet the chime in plain view is about 800 years of age. You can visit this place with your friends and family members. You can explore and experience this place more.