Tangwei Ming and Qing Dynasties Ancient Village Review

Tangwei Ancient Village is located in Shipai Town, Dongguan City, and has a history of more than 800 years. The ancient village has walls, houses, temples, home, academies, lanes, ancient wells, ponds, ancient villages, etc. It is a representative ancient village in Lingnan and worth seeing.

Although the village entrance guide icon shows the ticket office, in fact, you don't need tickets, you can enter the village at will. The village is full of old houses, no tourists, except for the old houses, ancient wells, stone floors, calligraphy in front of the door, village entrance ponds and big trees, there is nothing to look at.

The environment is beautiful and the ancient village is also very complete. The traffic is also convenient. . There are more people in the evening. I like it very much. You can come here on weekends to see and take photos. It is recommended. .

Ancient villages from Kaiji in Song Dynasty to now are mainly built in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The whole village is built according to local topography and geomantic omen, and there are ponds in front to store wind and gather air. Ancient villages are surrounded by complete wall protection. In the villages, ancestral halls, academies and houses with exquisite shapes and structures live side by side, which is a special case. The only pity is that many dwellings have declined without renovation, which is not strictly a tourist attraction, but for those who study Cantonese-style dwelling villages in the ancient Ming and Qing Dynasties, it is a rare research sample.

Tangwei Village is a small ancient building complex, but it doesn't need tickets. I was frightened by the scenic spot tour map at the entrance of the village. She asked the local residents whether she wanted tickets or not. But then I saw her enter one of the villages. In fact, she said so much that she felt a little tired. Am I like a bad person? A girl's family. Some buildings are well protected and want to go into the house, but they are either locked or inhabited. Some of the newer buildings in this complex are particularly striking... Some old things are still there, but they are very broken. Like to study architecture, you can visit, but for the purpose of it across two towns, as a tourist, I am a little lost.