Located in Zhonghe Town, Danzhou City, Kui Xing Tower is one of the well-preserved ancient towers in Hainan Province.
Built in the late Qing Dynasty, Kui Xing Tower is a small stone tower with a unique design and is in excellent condition. It has a total of seven levels, with a hollow interior and short eaves extending from each level.
The arched door on the first floor is too narrow to enter, and the windows are shaped like coins. On the back wall of the first level, there are two lines of inscriptions: ‘In the year of Yiwei during the Guangxu period (1895 AD), in the auspicious month, the land and naval forces of Danzhou camp repaired it.’
