Baoxiang Temple is a thousand-year-old temple, which was founded in the Tang Dynasty and was originally named Zhaokong Temple. In the fifth year of Xianping in the Northern Song Dynasty, Mount Tai was stationed in Song Zhenzong, and Zhaokong Temple was named Baoxiang Temple. After thousands of years of incense, it has become a treasure place for emperors and celebrities to worship Buddha and an ancient temple on the land of Qilu.
The famous brakes. Its landmark building is the Prince's Soul Tower at the northern end of the temple.
The top of the Prince's Soul Tower is gourd-shaped and lotus-shaped. There are niches on the east, west and south of the ground floor. There are four archways on both sides of the eaves, and the plaques on them are carved into squares. Four-story tower eaves, octagonal carved lotus seats. Tasha is made of yellow glass, golden and bright, and has the reputation of "Golden Pagoda" in the local area.