Fengle Pavilion is situated at the foot of Fengshan Mountain, adjacent to the Ziwei Spring, and was constructed during the Northern Song Dynasty by Ouyang Xiu, who was then the prefect of Chuzhou. He personally wrote the ‘Fengle Pavilion Record’ to commemorate the occasion, where he enjoyed drinking, composing poetry, meeting friends, and sharing joy with the people. Fengle Pavilion and Zui Weng Pavilion are both renowned worldwide because of their construction by Ouyang and the essays written about them, earning them the title of ‘Sister Pavilions’. The existing stone carving of ‘Fengle Pavilion Record’ written by Su Dongpo and the ‘Twelve Views of Chuzhou’ are displayed here.
Opening Hours: The site is open all year round from 08:00 to 17:30. Preferential Policies: Children under 1.2 meters (inclusive) enter for free. Elderly individuals aged 65 and above (inclusive) enter free with their senior citizen ID or ID card. Those aged between 60 and 65 (inclusive of 60 but exclusive of 65) receive a discount with their senior citizen ID or ID card. Disabled individuals enter free with their disability ID. Military personnel enter free with their military ID. Full-time students from primary to university level enter free with their student ID.
