Where can you see this leaning, 10th-century pagoda?

Here is the question :

WHERE CAN YOU SEE THIS LEANING, 10TH-CENTURY PAGODA?

Here is the option for the question :

Yangon, Myanmar
Langkawi, Malaysia
Da Nang, Vietnam
Suzhou, China

The Answer:

And, the answer for the the question is :

Suzhou, China

Explanation:

[STC0012043]. If you stood for over a thousand years, your structure could start to lean a little, too, like this pagoda. In 961, the pagoda known as Yunyan Temple was constructed atop Huqiu Hill in the Chinese city of Suzhou. The pagoda is almost 150 feet in height, has eight sides, and is made of brick. Since the higher levels were once only accessible by mobile ladders, there are no stairs within to connect the stories. The structure has a three-degree lean, but it was reinforced in the 1950s so that it will remain upright for at least another few hundred years.

Updated: May 26, 2023 | China.org