The Cai Clan Ancestral Hall of Taolin

The Cai Clan Ancestral Hall of Taolin

The Cai Clan Ancestral Hall of Taolin is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Guangze County.

The Cai Clan Ancestral Hall of Taolin is located in Taolin Village, Zhaili Town, Guangze County, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

The Cai Clan Ancestral Hall of Taolin has been designated as a county-level cultural heritage site.

Taolin Village: Taolin Village is a medium-sized administrative village in Zhaili Town, Guangze County, Nanping City. It is situated in the northeast of Guangze County, at the source of the Futun River, which flows into the Min River, and at the foot of the core mountain range of the Wuyi Mountains. To the west, it borders Chafu and Xiaosizhou Villages; to the south, it adjoins Rutang Village of Chongren Township; to the east, it connects with Baishi Village; and to the north, it links with Dazhou Village. The village is 18 kilometers from the county seat.

The total area of the village is 2.4 square kilometers, with 58,000 mu of forest land. Of this, 35,000 mu are protected areas, and the arable land covers 2,034 mu. Currently, the village has a total population of 1,475 people across 358 households, comprising 7 natural villages and 11 villager... More detailed information about Taolin Village ++