Reviews on Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Xian
Avg. Member Rating:4.63 out of 5.
Big Wild Goose Pagoda was first built in 652 in the Tang Dynasty. Xuanzang, a prominent Buddhist scholar of the time, planned to have a huge stone pagoda built to house the Sanskrit Buddhist scriptures he had brought back from India, but the plan fell through because it was difficult to find the needed stone and the cost was prohibitive. He decided instead to build a mud pagoda reinforced with bricks, but the mud pagoda was not strong and the construction was not done properly. The pagoda collapsed not long after it was built. It was rebuilt between 701 and 704 on the order of Empress Wu Ze Tian.
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Travel Reviews on Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Xian
Heike Marie
Jan 2 2010
Good views of the city.
Diane
Dec 25 2009
Very good.
Sept 10 2009
Very good.
Jun 19 2009
Nice climb.
Aug 18 2008
Best pagoda we have visited.
Jun 5 2008
ON ARRIVAL,WE WERE TOLD THIS WAS NOT ON THE ITINERARY.WE DEFINITELY ASKED FARTHIS.GARDENS WERE SUPERB
Diane
May 16 2008
helpful with sense of history
Mar 25 2008
interesting
Patrizia
Sept 28 2007
Changed with Musle Street..
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