丁氏莊園

Ding's Manor is located in the hometown of Zhude in Linyi Village, Ma'an Town, Yilong County, Nanchong City, Sichuan Province. This is a luxury manor built by the four brothers of Ding's descendants of Hakka in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minjia. It is a typical representative of Hakka houses in northern Sichuan.

Ding's Manor is located in Zhude Hometown Scenic Area, No. 47 Dawan Road, Linyi Village, Ma'an Town, Nanchong City, Sichuan Province. It was built by the four brothers of the Ding family of the first richest Hakka descendants of the local people in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minzu. It is a typical Hakka residence and is fully preserved. It can be called the Hakka Folk Museum in northern Sichuan.

The scenery is pleasant, the fun is average, and the price is super high!

Ding's Manor is very famous in Nanchong tourism industry. So we made a special trip to visit the key cultural relics protection unit of the country. This manor is the best preserved landlord manor in northern Sichuan, covering an area of 6,800 square meters and with 108 houses. Seeing rooms of different styles, we all sighed with surprise. This landlord was too rich! Not only that, but also gardens, artillery buildings and patios in the manor. By the way, the landlord also built moats to protect the safety of the manor. The wall of the manor is 10 meters high and it is said that the construction time is 18 years. A bit of a solid gold soup taste. Entering the manor to visit, to buy tickets, it seems to be 35 yuan. In addition to visiting the manor scenery, in the big stage inside, you can also see the red song and dance and magic performances arranged with the theme of Zhu De's flat shoulder and other red stories for free every day. The free performance time is about half an hour, and there is no additional charge. It feels like the tickets are worth it!

Ding's Manor is located in Zhude's hometown scenic spot, No. 47 Dawan Road, Ma'an Town, Yilong County, Nanchong City, Sichuan Province. Ding's Manor is a luxury manor built by the four brothers of Hakka descendants of Ding's family in the late Qing Dynasty and early Min. The locals call it "Ding's landlord manor". The manor is large-scale, integrating living and defense, and was known as the "first village in northern Sichuan" when the Republic of China. The manor is well preserved and is a representative of Yilong Hakka folk house, which can be called the Hakka folk museum in northern Sichuan.