Wuli Yihé Ancestral Hall

Wuli Yihé Ancestral Hall

Wuli Yihé Ancestral Hall is a cultural heritage site protected by Gao’an City.

Wuli Yihé Ancestral Hall is located in Huibu Town, Gao’an City, and dates back to the Ming Dynasty.

On December 24, 2012, the People's Government of Gao’an City designated it as part of the fourth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units.

Huibu Town: Located in the southwestern part of Gao’an City, Huibu Town is 84 kilometers from the provincial capital Nanchang and 23 kilometers from downtown Gao’an. The terrain is higher in the south and lower in the north, mainly consisting of hills and alluvial plains. The town covers a total area of 122.46 square kilometers and administers 20 village committees and one neighborhood committee (Huibu). It has a total population of 47,973, including 39,772 agricultural residents.

Huibu is a millennial ancient town with a long history and abundant talent. The name “Huibu” originated in the early Tang Dynasty, derived from the production and export of lime through the Jinhe River docks. Liu Shu, a historian of the Song Dynasty, was a native of Liucun in Junshan, Huibu... More details about Huibu Town++

Further reading:

· Fourth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Gao’an City