Panlong Hill (Curled-up Dragon Hill)

It is also known as Pagoda Hill, located in the east coast of Liujiang River.

It is  named for his appearance - it is shaped like a curled-up dragon standing in a row with another two peaks by Liujiang River. Around the Hill a scenic park has been built. The steep yet exquisite Hill main peak is of 197 meters above sea level and is steep and elegant. In the Ming Dynasty(1368-1644), Wang Mansion and Pangu Temple were once built over the hill. Xu Xiake (1587-1641), famous travel writer and geographer of the Ming Dynasty, used to take a tour and much praised for the wonders here.

In the Qing Dynasty(1644-1911), ancient pagodas were once built but later removed. In 1993, in the same place "Wenguang Pagoda" was reconstructed and new "Panlong Pagoda" was built. The two are in hexagonal seven-storey architectural styles. Though different in styles, they are echoing and setting off each other like two swords standing in the sky, contributing to the famous scene of "Panlong Twin Towers".

In the park there is Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, ancient and local cultural areas with strong religious tones; attracting worshipers from all directions to offer incenses all day long. At night, looking out afar from the Liujiang River bridge to the east, colorful lights on the twin towers illuminate like stars gathering together; while the outline of the towers inverted in the river as girls stretching out sleeves, together forming a brilliant night scene with Wenhui Bridge.