The Dragon and Tiger Pagodas towers have a height of seven stories, and are constructed to stand on the lake.
The fronts of the buildings have dragon and tiger statues, respectively.
Visitors enter the towers through the statues' bodies.
Entering the dragon's mouth and exiting via the tiger's mouth is believed to be auspicious.
The towers are connected to the shore with a 9-angle bridge (九曲橋).
Inside the tiger and dragon figures are work art telling stories of the good and bad and some historical expressions of Chinese tradition.
In the Dragon tower, illustrations of filial piety are painted; while the Tiger tower has illustrations of the twelve Magi and the Jade Emperor's thirty palaces.
The Dragon and Tiger Pagodas towers have a height of seven stories, and are constructed to stand on the lake. The fronts of the buildings have dragon and tiger statues, respectively. Visitors enter the towers through the statues' bodies. Entering the dragon's mouth and exiting via the tiger's mouth is believed to be auspicious. The towers are connected to the shore with a 9-angle bridge (九曲橋). Inside the tiger and dragon figures are work art telling stories of the good and bad and some historical expressions of Chinese tradition. In the Dragon tower, illustrations of filial piety are painted; while the Tiger tower has illustrations of the twelve Magi and the Jade Emperor's thirty palaces.
Lotus Pond, Kaohsiung