Gansu Lijia Dragon Palace Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Li Family Dragon Palace, also known as the Li Family Ancestral Hall, was built in the early Tang Dynasty. It is a palace-style ancient building complex in the Tang Dynasty. ” and “Tracing Our Origins” plaques. It is an important carrier and one of the landmark buildings for studying the Li cultural relics in Longxi. It is also the only ancient building complex preserved in Longxi. Lijia Dragon Palace is located in Beiguan, Longxi County, and the northwest corner of Tuanjie Village, Nan'an Town. It faces south, 600 meters long from east to west, and 440 meters wide from north to south, with a construction area of ​​250,000 square meters. The architectural style is palace-style architecture. The palace is not only large in scale, but also has higher specifications than the temple. Nine beasts are placed on the roof of the main hall of the Dragon Palace. Under the feudal hierarchy, only the Imperial Palace and Taihe Hall housed ten beasts. This shows the status of the Li Family Dragon Palace. There are 1,899 carved dragons, large and small, on the Dragon Palace building, symbolizing the "eighteen-year-old plum" with its deep roots and luxuriant leaves.

Attractions distribution:

The main attractions of the Li Family Dragon Palace include Toutian Gate, Tracing the Origin, and the Statue of Li Shimin, etc.

Scenic spot features:

Photography, Root Search, Li Family Ancestral Hall, Ancestral Hall