Huidi Ancestral Hall

Huidi Ancestral Hall

Huidi Ancestral Hall is a cultural relics protection unit of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

Huidi Ancestral Hall is located in Jifa Village, Fa Li Village, Nancun Town, Long’an County. It was built in the 19th year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1754 AD) and is categorized as an ancient architectural structure.

In 2009, Huidi Ancestral Hall was designated as a cultural relics protection unit of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

Nancun Town: Nancun Town is situated in the western part of Long’an County, approximately 6 kilometers from the county seat and 80 kilometers from Nanning, the capital city of the autonomous region. The area is well-connected with transportation infrastructure including the Nanning-Kunming Railway, the Nanbai Second-Class Highway, the Youjiang River waterway, and the former National Highway 324. The town administers 2 communities, 18 villages, and 184 natural hamlets, covering a total area of 1,253.5 square kilometers with a population of about 61,000. The total arable land amounts to 58,119 mu. The town adheres to the principle of “developing both finance and grain production, with efficiency as the priority.” Based on local conditions, it has vigorously adjusted its industrial structure and initially formed two major economic zones, namely the “mountainous area economic zone” … Nancun Town detailed information++