Jingang Stone Pagoda

The Jingang Stone Pagoda is located on top of a huge rock. Built during the Ming Dynasty, the pagoda is a key cultural relic place under the protection of the Haidian District Government. The rock is about 15 meters high and difficult to climb. The pagoda, a seven-storey hexagonal structure, is about 2.5 meters high. Each corner of the base has an ox-shaped beast. Tablet inscription says that the pagoda was built in honor of Yin Feng, first abbot of the Miaojuechan Temple. After Yin Feng died, Jing Rui, his student and the succeeding abbot of the temple, buried his remains under the pagoda as he wished.