 The Liuhe Pagoda , or Six Harmonies Pagoda , is another example of Song @-@ era pagoda architecture . It is located in the Southern Song capital of Hangzhou , in Zhejiang Province , at the foot of Yuelun Hill facing the Qiantang River . Although the original was destroyed in 1121 , the current tower was erected in 1156 and fully restored by 1165 . It stands 59 @.@ 89 m ( 196 @.@ 5 ft ) tall , and was constructed from a red brick frame with 13 stages of wooden eaves . Because of its size , the pagoda served as a permanent lighthouse to aid sailors at night ( as described in Hangzhou Fu Zhi ) . 
 The Liuhe Pagoda , or Six Harmonies Pagoda , <a href='drop_aux' title='1'><mark>is</mark></a>another example of Song @-@ era pagoda architecture . It is located in the Southern Song capital of Hangzhou , in Zhejiang Province , at the foot of Yuelun Hill facing the Qiantang River . Although the original was destroyed in 1121 , the current tower was erected in 1156 and fully restored by 1165 . It <a href='uninflect' title='2'><mark>stands</mark></a> 59 @.@ 89 m ( 196 @.@ 5 ft ) tall , and was constructed from a red brick frame with 13 stages of wooden eaves . Because of its size , the pagoda served as a permanent lighthouse to aid sailors at night ( as described in Hangzhou Fu Zhi ) . 
The Liuhe Pagoda , or Six Harmonies Pagoda , anotha example of Song @-@ era pagoda architecture . It is located in the Southern Song capital of Hangzhou , in Zhejiang Province , at da foot of Yuelun Hill facing the Qiantang River . Although tdaoriginal was destroyed in 1121 , the current tower was erected in 1156 and fully restored by 1165 . It stand 59 @.@ 89 m ( 196 @.@ 5 ft ) tall , and was constructed from a red brick frame w/ 13 stages of wooden eaves . Because of its size , the pagoda served as a permanent lighthouse to aid sailors at nite ( as described in Hangzhou Fu Zhi ) .