Niyazi Manor

Niyazi Manor

Niyazi manor is located in the West town of tuogelakelek. It is a large and well preserved ancient Uygur residential building with unique style in Xinjiang.

When it was first built in 1911, the whole manor occupied more than 780 square meters. There were 17 rooms, about 5 meters in size. There were main hall, gallery, vestibule, patio, courtyard, etc. the walls around the main hall and guest rooms had exquisite niches made of stone, with lace patterns and relief patterns. The patio and porch pillars were carved with beautiful and elegant woodcarving patterns. The beams, columns, rafters of all rooms were uniform, and the materials were selected carefully Plaster the face with plaster, egg white and rock sugar, smooth as a mirror. It is said that the owner of the house is a Bayi who has opened a gold mine and vast arable land. After making a fortune, he began to build the manor. Because the project is huge and has not been completed for more than 20 years, the niyazi manor is magnificent and magnificent. It has the appearance of "little Forbidden City". The Department in charge of the autonomous region has allocated special funds to repair it. In 1998, the people's Government of the Autonomous Region announced it as a key cultural relics protection unit of the autonomous region. Today, niyazi manor has become an exhibition hall of national and folk cultural relics, displaying precious historical relics and more than 100 national and folk cultural relics. Each cultural relic seems to thank tourists for telling the story of Qiemo's history and culture.

Address: xitogulakelek Township, bayingol Prefecture, Xinjiang

Longitude: 85.514846801758

Latitude: 38.147304534912