Le'an Liukeng Ancient Village Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The ancient village of Liukeng in Le'an was built in the Five Dynasties, so it is known as the "first village through the ages". Liukeng is a typical example of the settlement of large families in Jiangxi. It preserves a large-scale ancient building complex, and the architectural decoration is very particular. It integrates brick, stone, wood carvings, color paintings, and ink paintings with exquisite craftsmanship. Walking into Liukeng is like entering the epitome of China's feudal patriarchal society. Every detail reveals the history of the ancient village, making people's visit and viewing experience unique. Liukeng itself also has extremely high and important cultural and cultural significance. architectural value.

Attractions distribution:

Liukeng is located in the southeast of Niutian Town, adjacent to the Wujiang River. There are more than 5,000 people in the ancient village, and more than 260 Ming and Qing residences have been preserved intact, including 50 ancestral halls, 8 palaces and temples, 5 archways, 1 literary hall and an ancient stage, as well as ancient wells and wind and rain pavilions. , piers, ancient bridges, ancient tombs and other 32 sites and monuments. Among the many buildings, the ruins of the Ancestral Hall, Jiexiaofang, Huaide Hall, Yongxiang Hall, and Dabindi are the most famous and important. Not far from the ancient village, there is a camphor forest with the largest average diameter and the highest ornamental value.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spots, provincial scenic spots

Scenic spot features:

Visiting, visiting ancient times, cultural tours, ancient villages, architecture

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