Wai'an Three Immortals Pagoda Introduction
The Wai'an Three Immortals Pagoda, also known as the Xipu Three Immortals Pagoda, is situated on the peak of the hill in front of the village, southwest of the Wenwang Temple in Wai'an Village. It stands on a cliff with three stone pagodas that serve as protective talismans, overlooking the entire Wai'an Village. The village is flanked by hills to the east and west, creating a confrontational formation, while the mountains behind encircle the settlement. According to ancient wisdom, the three stone pagodas were built at the eastern mountain closest to the sea, oriented east-west, symbolizing that the mountain's momentum can still extend towards the sea. Each pagoda has a square stone base, with a conical stone top, approximately 2 meters tall and 1 meter in diameter, serving to ward off evil spirits. The main pagoda is adorned with a basalt stele. [Recommended stay time] 0.5 hours.
