The Hu Clan Ancestral Hall in Ding’an

The Hu Clan Ancestral Hall in Ding’an

The Hu Clan Ancestral Hall in Ding’an is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Hainan Province.

The Hu Clan Ancestral Hall in Ding’an is located in Leiming Town, Ding’an County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Hainan Province.

Protected Area: The boundary extends 21 meters northwest and 6 meters southeast from the outer edge of the ancestral hall itself, while the northeastern and southwestern boundaries follow the existing walls of the ancestral hall. The total area is 2.40 mu.

Leiming Town: Leiming Town is situated in the central-northern part of Ding’an County. To the east, it neighbors Longhu Town and Huangzhu Town; to the west, it borders Fuwen Town; to the south, it connects with Longmen Town; and to the north, it adjoins Dingcheng Town. It lies 16 kilometers from Dingcheng and 47 kilometers from Haikou, the provincial capital. Provincial Highway Dinglong runs through the town, providing well-connected transportation. The town covers an area of 128.3 square kilometers, with a built-up urban area of 65 hectares and a planned area of 130 hectares. The jurisdiction includes the scenic Nanli Lake, which boasts beautiful landscapes and borders Ding’an County to the north. There are 11 village committees, 117 natural villages, and 234 economic cooperatives under its administration. It is one of the larger towns in Ding’an County. In 2016... Detailed information about Leiming Town++