Surrounded by water on all four sides, Yi Lan Pavilion features stone railings encircling it, with eight endearing stone lions sitting on the railings. Two small stone-arched bridges connect the pavilion to the shore. The pavilion’s roof corners are adorned with flying eaves, and the ridge of the roof has a ceramic gourd bottle in the center, rumored to be a water container used as a fire-preventing treasure. Also known as ‘Yi Lan Hall’ or ‘Duality of the People and Water Pavilion’. In ancient times, water was used as a ‘mirror’, symbolizing the saying ‘water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize it’. The opening hours and business status are subject to the actual conditions on the day.
Yi Lan Pavilion
Surrounded by water on all four sides, Yi Lan Pavilion features stone railings encircling it, with e[...]
