Three Pools Mirroring the Moon

The three stone pagodas, first built over 800 years ago, 2 meters in height, are the main scenic spot calling 'Three Pools Mirroring the Moon'. To the west of the isle stand three ball-shaped hollow stone pagodas with five round holes around. At the night of the Mid-Autumn festival, when the moon shines full and bright in the sky, a candle is lit inside each of the pagoda, the light and the moon cast their reflections through the holes on the water, hence the name.