Kui Xing Tower

Located in Zhonghe Town, Danzhou City, Kui Xing Tower is one of the well-preserved ancient towers in Hainan Province.

Built at the end of the Qing Dynasty, Kui Xing Tower is a small stone tower with a unique design and is well-preserved. It consists of seven levels, with an internal hollow structure, and each level features a short eave. The first level’s arched door is too narrow to enter, and the windows are shaped like coins.

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On the back wall of the first level, there are two lines of inscriptions: ‘During the Guangxu period, in the year Yiwei (1895 AD), in the middle month, on a lucky day, the soldiers of the Danzhou camp repaired it by land and water.’

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