Chengcun Centenarian Ancestral Hall

Chengcun Centenarian Ancestral Hall

Chengcun Centenarian Ancestral Hall is a cultural heritage conservation unit of Wuyishan City.

Chengcun Centenarian Ancestral Hall is located in Chengcun Village, Xingtian Town, Wuyishan City, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

Chengcun Centenarian Ancestral Hall has been designated as a county-level cultural heritage conservation unit.

Chengcun Village: Located 20 kilometers south of the Wuyishan Scenic Area and north of the Chengcun Han City Ruins, it is an ancient village facing south with a northern orientation, built during the Song Dynasty. Nearly a thousand years ago, three major surnames—Zhao, Lin, and Li—settled here as a clan, forming an ancient town rich in cultural relics. Major historic structures include the Ancient Yue Gate, Zhao Family Ancestral Hall, Li Family Ancestral Hall, Huaguang Temple, Centenarian Archway, Ciyun Pavilion, and Yaowang Temple. Chengcun Village is situated in the southern part of Xingtian Town, with the Chongyang Stream flowing around it. It is recognized as a National Historical and Cultural Famous Village, and the ruins of the Minyue King’s City are located here. The village preserves well-maintained Ming and Qing dynasty architecture and serves as a pilot site for new rural development in Nanping City. … Chengcun Village detailed information ++