Yingtian Gate

It was originally built in 605 AD, the first year of the Daye era of the Sui dynasty, and was initially named the Zetian Gate(則天門).

The Yingtian Gate served as a ceremonial and celebratory venue for the Sui, Tang, and Wuzhou dynasties under Empress Wu Zetian's rule.

[1] The 2016 reconstruction project cost approximately 350 million yuan (RMB) and was designed by architect Guo Daiheng.

The base houses a museum that showcases the ancient ruins of the Yingtian Gate.

After its reconstruction, the Yingtian Gate serves as a city landmark and features a public square where citizens can visit and relax.