Dayan Ta

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Dayan Ta, or the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, is a historic Buddhist pagoda in Xi’an, China, renowned as a key site on the ancient Silk Road and for housing important Buddhist scriptures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist pagoda
World Heritage Site component
historic monument
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Dayan Pagoda NERFINISHED
Giant Wild Goose Pagoda NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Chinese pagoda
associatedLegend named after a wild goose that fell from the sky
associatedWith Buddhist pilgrimage
Da Ci’en Temple NERFINISHED
Xuanzang NERFINISHED
builtDuring Tang dynasty NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 652
constructionStart 652
contains Buddhist statues
inscriptions
stone carvings
country China
culturalRole symbol of Xi’an
currentStories 7
foundedBy Emperor Gaozong of Tang NERFINISHED
hasFeature interior stairways to upper levels
square-plan brick tower
viewing platforms
hasNameMeaning Great Wild Goose Pagoda NERFINISHED
height about 64 meters
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
inscribedAsWorldHeritage 2014
locatedIn China
Da Ci’en Temple complex NERFINISHED
Shaanxi Province NERFINISHED
Xi’an NERFINISHED
locatedNear Xi’an city wall NERFINISHED
materialUsed brick
nearbyAttraction Dayan Pagoda North Plaza NERFINISHED
music fountain square
originalStories 5
partOf Silk Roads: the Routes Network of Chang’an-Tianshan Corridor NERFINISHED
historic monuments of ancient Chang’an
purpose to house Buddhist scriptures
to store Buddhist relics
region Northwest China NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
significance important center for translation of Buddhist texts
key site on the ancient Silk Road
touristActivity climbing to the top for city views
underwentReconstruction Ming dynasty NERFINISHED
Tang dynasty NERFINISHED

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