Tangwei Ming and Qing Dynasties Ancient Village

Tangwei Ancient Village is located in Shipai Town, Dongguan City, and has a history of more than 800 years. The ancient village has walls, houses, temples, home, academies, lanes, ancient wells, ponds, ancient villages, etc. It is a representative ancient village in Lingnan and worth seeing.

Although the village entrance guide icon shows the ticket office, in fact, you don't need tickets, you can enter the village at will. The village is full of old houses, no tourists, except for the old houses, ancient wells, stone floors, calligraphy in front of the door, village entrance ponds and big trees, there is nothing to look at.

The environment is beautiful and the ancient village is also very complete. The traffic is also convenient. . There are more people in the evening. I like it very much. You can come here on weekends to see and take photos. It is recommended. .

The ancient villages of the Song Dynasty Kaiji to date, the current buildings retained are mainly in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the whole village is built according to the local terrain combined with feng shui, and there is a pond in the front to hide the wind and gather gas. The ancient village has complete wall protection around, in the village, the beautiful shape structure of the hall, academy, residential festivals mixed together, belonging to a special example. The only pity is that many houses have been poured out and have not been renovated. It is not strictly a sightseeing spot, but for those who study the ancient Ming and Qing Cantonese-style houses, it is a rare research sample.

The ancient building complex in Tangwei Village is not big. In fact, there is no need for tickets. I was choked by the scenic tour map at the entrance of the village. I asked a local resident. She said that she didn’t know if she wanted tickets, but then I saw her enter a certain village. In fact, I said so much, but I felt a little tired. Do I look like a bad person? A girl's house. Some buildings are well protected and I would like to enter the house, but either the door is locked or the house is inhabited, and some newer buildings are particularly dazzling in this complex. . . Some old things are still there, but they are very dilapidated. Like to study architecture, can take a tour, but for it to cross two towns, as a tourist I, some lost.