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Ancestral Hall of Yunya

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The Ancestral Hall of Yunya is located in Langxi Community, Langtou Village. Built in the 23rd year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1843), it faces south and has a total width of 12 meters, covering a construction area of 337 square meters. It features a gable and hip roof with flush gable walls, a grey-plastered antique-style ridge, grey tube tiles, blue brick walls, and a floor paved with red clay bricks. …

Ancestral Hall of Yunya

The Ancestral Hall of Yunya is a cultural tourism attraction.

Ancestral Hall of Yunya

Located in Langxi Community, Langtou Village. Built in the 23rd year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1843). It faces south and has a total width of 12 meters, covering a construction area of 337 square meters. It features a gable and hip roof with flush gable walls, a grey-plastered antique-style ridge, grey tube tiles, blue brick walls, and a floor paved with red clay bricks.

Langtou Village: The Langtou Village Committee is located in the western part of Tanbu Town, covering an area of approximately 6.25 square kilometers. It administers three villager groups (Langzhong, Langdong, and Langxi), with a total population of over 2,330. The village was established in the late Southern Song Dynasty and got its name because it was built on a small hill near low-lying fields. In 2006, it was rated as the Best Historic Ancient Village by the Huadu District People's Government and is also among the first batch of provincial-level ancient villages. The Langtou Village Committee is 15 kilometers from Xinhua urban area and 2 kilometers from Tanbu urban area, connected to the town area via the highway under the Pearl River Belt Corridor. Agriculture in the area mainly includes rice, vegetables, flowers, and fish farming... More details about Langtou Village++

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