Hakka enclosed houses in Hezhou

Hezhou Hakka walled house was built in the late Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, with a history of more than 200 years. The enclosed house covers an area of more than 30 mu, which is divided into two parts: the South and the north, with a distance of 300 m, showing the trend of Qijiao.

The whole enclosed building is a square symmetrical structure, surrounded by three meters high walls separated from the outside world. The buildings, halls and wells are reasonably arranged to form a whole. The halls are connected with corridors, and the corridors are connected with the rooms. The buildings are arranged in a zigzag way. The eaves, corridors, screens, beams and columns are carved with dragons and phoenixes. It is a typical Hakka architectural culture and art crystallization, known as the "Forbidden City" in the south of the Yangtze River It's a good name.

Hakka enclosed houses are all prepared to prevent attacks, including familiarity with the enclosed houses, the design of three defenses, and eye-catching layout. It is suggested that a tour guide be invited, otherwise you can only watch the house. After watching, you can also taste the local special food, which is very delicious.

Hakka enclosed houses in Hezhou

Hezhou Hakka walled house was built in the late Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, which has a history of more than 200 years. The enclosed house covers an area of more than 30 mu, which is divided into South and North, with a distance of 300 meters. In the south block, there are eight halls, 18 patios and 94 rooms; in the North block, there are nine halls, 18 patios and 132 rooms. The whole enclosed building is a square symmetrical structure, surrounded by three meters high walls separated from the outside world. The buildings, halls and wells are reasonably arranged to form a whole. The halls are connected with corridors, and the corridors are connected with the rooms. The buildings are arranged in a zigzag way. The eaves, corridors, screens, beams and columns are carved with dragons and phoenixes. It is a typical Hakka architectural culture and art crystallization, known as the "Forbidden City" in the south of the Yangtze River It's a good name.

Historical symbol

Hakka enclosed houses not only have the functions of living together, safety and defense, wind and earthquake resistance, warm in winter and cool in summer, but also have rich cultural connotations. Their unique ancient Hakka architecture, exquisitely carved animal patterns, simple and elegant furniture of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, farm workshops that have gone through a hundred years of vicissitudes, passionate Hakka songs and dances, unique Hakka food, and touching historical legends of Hakka, It is a never-ending encyclopedia and a symbol of Hakka culture. It shows Hakka people's humanistic history in an all-round way. In the face of this magical and simple picture, Hezhou Hakka enclosed house will leave you endless reverie and beautiful memory! The strange and mysterious buildings, the simple and hospitable Hakkas, and the picturesque pastoral scenery are the tourist attractions of Hezhou.

Notice to Visitors

① Opening hours: 8:30-17:30

② Children's ticket: free for height below 1.2m

③ Free tickets for active duty soldiers

Address: Hakka enclosed house scenic area, Liantang Town, Hezhou City

Longitude: 111.65826627116

Latitude: 24.427096305439

Tour time: 1-1.5 hours

Transportation information: in the urban area, you can take a bus to the Hakka enclosed house scenic spot, the fare is about 12 yuan, the time is about 30 minutes; you can also take a taxi, the fare is about 35 yuan; or you can take the No.11 bus to the New World Hotel, and take the eight step bus to Houtian bus to the Hakka enclosed house scenic spot

Ticket information: 30 yuan (including the folk Ecological Exhibition Hall at the entrance of the village); children under 1.3m and officers with certificates are free; the elderly over 70 years old with relevant certificates buy tickets at 15 yuan / person

Opening hours: 8:30-18:00