Teng Wang Pavilion in Nanchang. |
Bell performance on the top floor of the pavilion. |
We worked our way up to the top floor for a performance. If it was hot downstairs, it was miserable upstairs. Keep in mind the architecture…the top floor (6th) is enclosed and has no air conditioning. Fortunately, the performance, which ended with traditional Chinese musical instruments and large bronze bells, was fairly short and we were able to get back down quickly.
More pictures from Teng Wang Pavilion...
Main plaza of Teng Wang Pavilion. |
Silliness. |
Ally waits for something interesting. |
Gardens and ponds in front of the main pavilion. |
Amanda in front of the main floor doors. |
Wang Bo's famous poem. |
Set of bronze bells on display. |
Domes ceiling meant to symbolize water. This building has been destroyed numerous times by fire... |
Family transportation...seats four...sort of. |
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