Honglincuo Travel Guide in Fujian Qing Dynasty

Scenic spot introduction:

Honglincuo in the Qing Dynasty of Fujian is currently the largest and best-preserved single-building ancient residence in China. It has always been an important commercial and cultural center in central Fujian. This ancient residence has exquisite hanging flowers, brackets, door and window lattice patterns, and carved beams and painted pillars above the halls and corridors. The shape is vivid, and the pattern is extremely particular. It is a model of ancient architecture. Walking through it, you can step back in time and feel the ancient feelings, which is deeply touching.

Attractions distribution:

Honglincuo is located on the bank of Yanxi River in the south of Bandong Plain. There are two ancient buildings, Honglincuo and Silexuan. Honglin House is divided into front and back, with two horizontal streets in the middle and two rows of horizontal houses on the left and right, separated by 36 wind and fire walls. It has 35 large and small halls, 30 patios, 25 flower gardens, and 666 rooms. There are four buildings in Silexuan, including 13 gates, screen doors and back hall doors. There were originally 54 plaques and deacon plaques on the hall.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, visiting ancient times, photography, folklore tours, ancient buildings, museums

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