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The Pai Po Mo Clan Ancestral Hall

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The Pai Po Mo Clan Ancestral Hall is located in Dingcheng Town, Ding’an County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural relic protection unit of Hainan Province. The protected area includes the ancestral hall itself, extending 5 meters east, 9 meters south, 9 meters north, and westward to the surrounding wall, covering an area of 4.69 mu. …

Pai Po Mo Clan Ancestral Hall

The Pai Po Mo Clan Ancestral Hall is a cultural relic protection unit of Hainan Province.

The Pai Po Mo Clan Ancestral Hall is located in Dingcheng Town, Ding’an County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural relic protection unit of Hainan Province.

Protected area: The ancestral hall itself, extending 5 meters east, 9 meters south, 9 meters north, and westward to the surrounding wall, covering an area of 4.69 mu.

Dingcheng Town: 1. Basic Information — Dingcheng Town is situated in the northern part of Ding’an County, on the southern bank of the lower reaches of the Nandu River. To the east is the expressway, to the west it borders Xinzhu Town, to the south it neighbors Leiming Town, and to the north it faces Haikou City across the river. The Eastern Ring Expressway of Hainan runs through the eastern part of Dingcheng Town. It is 37 kilometers from Haikou, enjoying very convenient transportation. As the political, economic, cultural, and transportation hub of Ding’an County, the town has 21 village committees comprising a total of 143 natural villages and 381 economic cooperatives, as well as 13 communities and 139 neighborhood groups. The transportation network within the town is highly developed, with all 143 natural villages connected by roads. The total population is 105,000... More detailed information about Dingcheng Town++

Further Reading:

· Third Batch of Hainan Provincial Cultural Relic Protection Units

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