Travel guide to Li’s Ancestral Hall in Shanghang, Fujian

Scenic spot introduction:

The Li family's ancestral hall in Shanghang, Fujian was built by descendants of the Li family in memory of their ancestor Li Huodegong, who entered Fujian. It was first built in the 16th year of Daoguang's reign in the Qing Dynasty. The ancestral hall has a rigorous structure and extraordinary momentum, which fully embodies the architectural art pattern of the Hakka patriarchal system. It has been more than 800 years since Li Huode entered Fujian, and his descendants have spread all over the world. In recent years, an endless stream of overseas descendants of the Li family have come here to find their roots and pay homage to their ancestors.

Attractions distribution:

The Li Family Ancestral Hall in Shanghang has the characteristics of Feng Shui landscape architecture of Zhouyi School. It is built like a "spider" in the middle of a thousand acres of plain fields, with a beautiful environment. In the scenic area, there are ancestral hall buildings, gates, a corner of the ancestral hall, plaques, courtyards, statues of Li Huode, back walls, ancestral halls in the evening and other landscapes. Regular Li family ancestor worship activities are also quite lively.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Culture, architecture, ancestral halls