Mingchang Pagoda is located in Haikou and was constructed during the reign of Emperor Wanli in the Ming Dynasty.
The pagoda consists of seven levels and has an octagonal structure with eight sides and corners, making it one of the taller pagodas in the Qiongbei region of the Ming Dynasty.
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