Kuiguang Pagoda is located in the western suburb of the county seat, on Hutou Rock at the intersection of Songxi River and Pusai Highway. According to the records of Songxi County Records, it was built in the reign of Song Xianchun (1274 or so) and rebuilt in the fifth year of Qing Daoguang (1825). This ancient pagoda has seven floors and six sides and is 23 meters high. It is made of blue bricks from bottom to top, and every other layer is painted with white ash, forming a black and white landscape, which is particularly eye-catching; There is an arch in the south of the ground floor with a revolving stone ladder, which can directly reach the balcony on the top floor.