The Daming Pagoda, also known as the Great Ming Pagoda, is a historic Buddhist pagoda located in Xi'an, China. Built during the Tang Dynasty in 652 AD, it originally served to house sacred Buddhist texts and relics brought from India. The pagoda stands at 64 meters tall and features a unique brick structure with a square base and octagonal top. The Daming Pagoda is an important cultural symbol of Xi'an and attracts many visitors each year. It is part of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda complex, which includes beautiful gardens and ancient architecture, reflecting the rich history of Chinese Buddhism.