The existing 32.8m-tall pagoda, rebuilt in 1926, is a nine-storey octagonal construction. On each storey, there are eight wood carved dragon heads, bead in mouth and bell below neck. The entire structure is made of wood, with the inner walls paved by hollow bricks for strength. Each window is engraved with intricate Chinese traditional patterns. What makes the pagoda so special is the fact that there is not a nail or rivet within. From the top storey of the pagoda, you'll get a bird's view of the whole city. Nowadays the pagoda, apart from having historically important architecture, also serves as a museum displaying the town folk's customs.