Great Pagoda

Great Pagoda is an architectural structure typically found in East Asia, especially in countries like China and Japan. It is a tiered tower with multiple levels, often built as a religious monument or temple associated with Buddhist traditions. The design features a series of stacked tiers or roofs that gradually diminish in size as they ascend, symbolizing spiritual elevation. These pagodas serve as places for worship, meditation, and housing sacred relics. Their distinct style includes intricate wooden or stone craftsmanship, decorative eaves, and often vibrant colors, making them important cultural and religious symbols in their regions.