Wuwei temple tower, located in the Wuwei Park in the northwest corner of Anyuan County, was built in the fourth year of Shaosheng of Song Dynasty (1097). It was built by the seven famous families under the auspices of Du Jian, a county man. It has a history of more than 900 years. It is named Wuwei temple tower because it is located after the "Wuwei Temple" (built in the fourth year of Changqing of Tang Dynasty and later destroyed). The tower is 61.3m high (8m high). The tower body is conical, with six sides and nine levels of appearance. Each floor is equipped with cornices, flat seats and railings. There are three doors and niches, which are separated from each other. The horn is hung with a copper bell to drive birds. The tower brake is composed of iron cast phase wheel, brake chain and baohu Lu. There are 17 light and dark layers in the tower. The ground floor is a large cloister, surrounded by railings, which can climb to the top of the tower. It is the first batch of provincial cultural relics protection units and the Sixth Batch of national key cultural relics protection units in Jiangxi Province. 

Level: national cultural relics protection unit

Tel: 0797-3732293

Opening hours: 08:00-18:00

Fare: 10 yuan / person

Location: Xinshan Town, Anyuan County

Address: Qingnian Road, Anyuan County