Chengdu Dayi Liu's Manor Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Liu's Manor in Dayi is the best-preserved landlord's manor in the country and one of the important historical sites and representative buildings of modern Chinese society. Dayi Liu's Manor is located in Anren Town, Dayi County, in the west of the Chengdu Plain. It is also known as Dayi Landlord Manor Exhibition Hall and Dayi Liu's Manor Museum. It is located in Anren Town, Dayi County, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. The building complex was built in the late Qing Dynasty. After several constructions and expansions, it reached its current scale by the end of the Republic of China. It consists of five mansions built successively by Liu Wencai, a big bureaucratic landlord in modern Sichuan, and his brothers, and an ancestral residence of the Liu family. The layout of the building complex is intricate, circuitous, and reflects the image of the complex. The Liu family's process of encroaching on land and expanding the manor. These well-preserved manor buildings and a large number of remaining documents, together with thousands of cultural relics and nearly 10,000 exhibits, form an organic whole. They are the architectural forms and features of modern Sichuan landlord manors. Typical appearance.

Attractions distribution:

The Liu Family Manor in Dayi is divided into two major building complexes facing each other in the north and south. In the south is Liu Wencai's old mansion, built in 1932; in the north is Liu Wencai's new mansion built for himself and his brother Liu Wenhui, completed in 1942, with a total area of ​​​​With an area of ​​more than 70,000 square meters, a construction area of ​​more than 21,000 square meters, and a total of 545 houses, it is the largest manor building complex in southwest China.
The manor building includes the living room, reception room, accounting room, labor courtyard, rent collection courtyard, watch platform, Xiaoyao Palace, garden, orchard and other parts. The Western Sichuan Folk Museum has folk furnishings such as Western Sichuan wedding rituals.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot, national key cultural relic protection unit

Scenic spot features:

photography, hiking, museums, folklore, architecture