Exhibition focus · 07
Yongfu Pagoda is the symbolic finale of the route. The five-storey timber tower, Buddhist image, koi pond and surrounding water landscape gather wishes of fortune, rank, longevity, joy and celebration.
Overview
A five-storey timber pagoda carrying wishes of fortune, prosperity, longevity, joy and celebration for every visitor.
5
blessing tiers
60㎡
pagoda footprint
∞
wishes for every visitor
A pagoda of five blessings reflected in water and mountain light.
The pagoda uses the traditional Chinese pavilion-tower form. Each level carries a blessing: fortune, prosperity, longevity, joy and celebration, making it the clearest symbolic landmark in the garden.
The pagoda creates a vertical anchor in the courtyard landscape.
The Buddhist image in the core adds devotional meaning.
It is a natural final photo point for visitors.
The koi pond and flowing water soften the courtyard and create the sense of a jade belt around the site. In local interpretation, water gathers fortune and carries wishes forward.
Reflections make the pagoda especially strong at dusk.
The route closes with blessing rather than spectacle.
Warm lantern light keeps the page aligned with the whole site.
Yongfu Pagoda is the symbolic finale of the route. The five-storey timber tower, Buddhist image, koi pond and surrounding water landscape gather wishes of fortune, rank, longevity, joy and celebration.
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