Pagoda of the Six Harmonies. The octagonal structure 60 meters high was originally built in 970 A.D. The name refers to the six codes of Buddhism: to observe the harmony of body, of speech, of thought, to abstain from temptation, from uttering opinions and from accumulating wealth.
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