Guangdong Licha Ancient Village Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Bagua Village, also known as Licha Village, has a history of more than 700 years and is located next to Zhaojiang Highway in Huilong Town, Gaoyao City. During the Southern Song Dynasty, because the village had no water conservancy and embankment facilities, the low-lying areas were often flooded, so the villagers mostly built their houses on the mountainside. Because the hill is shaped like a phoenix, it is also called "Feng Gang". The West Village of Licha Village is in the shape of the Eight Diagrams, with an exquisite layout, hiding the mystery of the Luoshu River Map. It is an important scenic spot in ancient Chinese Confucian culture that discusses all things. The eight basic graphics of the "Book of Changes", also known as the Bagua, are "—" and "——" ” symbol shape. In 2009, Licha Village was recognized as one of the "First Batch of Ancient Villages in Guangdong Province" by the Guangdong Provincial Folk Artists Association; in 2012, Licha Village was rated as "Top Ten Most Beautiful Villages in Guangdong Province" by Nanfang Daily and others.

Attractions distribution:

Licha Village is slightly circular in shape, surrounded by water and surrounded by village roads. The village road is about 1,000 meters long, and there are still 10 quaint gatehouses. Each gatehouse represents a family and a village, hence the name "Jiuli Yifang". There are three li's in the west of the village, including "Juheli", "Chunheli" and "Shangrenli"; in the north there are two li's including "Renhuali" and "Suiyuanli"; in the east there are "Renheli" and "Yuxiuli" There are 3 li and 1 li including "Xingrenli", "Roushunli" and "Suidefang"; there is 1 li including "Xingrenli" in the southeast corner. There are also scenic spots such as the Ancestral Hall, Dunshan Bookstore, Wine Hall, Sanxing Banyan Tree, Suide Well, Jinshi Well, and Confucian Garden.

Scenic spot features:

architecture, leisure, history, culture

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