Hakka round houses in Hezhou

贺州客家围屋

The price and value of the entrance fee are not equal. It is not that the houses with a little history can be sold as attractions to make money by surrounding them. The most important thing is how to maintain them and how to show them to tourists so that they can understand and explore. Anyway, I didn't feel this sincerity this time. In addition, non-self-driving friends, the bus is not on time, the taxi fare from the city to the enclosure is about 40 yuan a trip, counting these costs, I personally feel that it is not worth the trouble to see...

Not bad. The enclosure environment is not bad, the original residents are still living and ecologically preserved is still better, like the ancient architecture friends can go to see, you can learn about the local life.

The Hezhou Hakka Enclosed House was built in the last years of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty and has a history of more than 200 years. The enclosed house is divided into two blocks, the north and the south, with a distance of three hundred meters, forming a turbulent corner. The south tower has three horizontal and six verticals, with eight halls, 18 patios, and 94 wing rooms; the north tower has four horizontal and six verticals, with nine halls, 18 patios, and 132 wing rooms. The whole enclosure is a square symmetrical structure, surrounded by a three-meter-high wall separated from the outside world. The house, halls, and wells are reasonably arranged to form a whole. The hall is connected to the gallery, and the gallery is connected to the house. , Is a typical Hakka architecture.

It’s a deliberately built attraction to come here so far. If it weren’t for the lotus pond and sunflowers at the door, I really want to leave. It was said that there are discounts for Guangdong tourists, but people say that I now have discounted tickets! Tickets were only 25 yuan online, he said it was 50 yuan. Go to two more places to know that the discount is always not on holidays, and online ticket purchases must be booked two days in advance to enjoy!

In the Spring Festival of 2018, I brought my Malaysian Hakka overseas Chinese husband to the Hakka enclosure to experience Hakka culture. It just so happened that the ancestor of this enclosure was also named Jiang. As soon as I explored it, it turned out to be of the same origin. I also took their Hakka test and tried theirs. Hakka tea is very interesting.

The room has large space, complete facilities, comfortable living, and very satisfied.

Worth a visit, there are people living, partially restored and complete