The Big Wild Goose Pagoda stands in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, a landmark of the ancient city and a key cultural relic of China. Originally built in the Tang Dynasty, it was constructed in memory of the famous monk Xuanzang, who traveled west to India to fetch Buddhist scriptures. The pagoda was used to collect and preserve those sacred Buddhist texts.

With simple and grand architectural style, it features elegant brick structure and typical Tang-dynasty tower design. Surrounded by the scenic Big Wild Goose Pagoda Cultural and Tourism Area, it blends history, religion and traditional Chinese architecture perfectly. As a symbol of the ancient Silk Road, it witnesses cultural exchanges between China and western countries, attracting countless tourists from home and abroad every year.