Qiankou residential Museum

Qiankou House, also known as Zixia Mountain Villa, is located in the south of Zixia Peak, Qiankou Town, Huizhou District, Huangshan City. Qiankou House is a traditional Huizhou residence in Huizhou. On a small mountain, a variety of different ancient houses are displayed, quite ingenious, there are cave clubs, house, small bridges, road pavilions, archways, etc.

A free viewing attraction, but it is a 5A-level scenic spot, the key cultural relics protection unit in the country, the ancient building is very beautiful, there is time to observe it carefully. It coincides with some places under construction and can't see all the beauty.

Qiankou Residential House is actually free. I heard that it is because it is managed by the Tourism Bureau, so there is no charge. Parking charges are 10 yuan. In two parts, the place is not big, most of the houses are empty, and the inside of the empty ones are also selling things. You can go to the ancient village of Xixinan by the way.

Qiankou houses do not need tickets, they are 5A-level scenic spots. Qiankou houses are demolition and restoration, centralized protection, and a collection of the most typical residential houses in the local Ming and Qing eras. There are 2 scenic spots in Qiankou houses, which are not large in scale, but it is worth seeing. It seems that the traffic is inconvenient, except for self-driving.

Qiankou residential area is very small, no tickets are charged, visit with ID card, less than an hour to visit. Qiankou House, also known as "Zixia Mountain Villa", takes the original demolition method, will be scattered in the ancient Huizhou area of 10 typical Ming Dynasty buildings concentrated in one place, pavilions, bridges, buildings, pavilions, halls and interior furnishings. Qiankou houses have ancient stage, Cheng Benpeitang, rented houses, Wanshengji, Guyutang, Yirentang, Chengrentang, Qingyuan and other buildings. Qiankou houses are known as the Ming Dynasty houses architectural museum, which is a precious example of studying Chinese architectural history.

Qiankou House is a free-open Huizhou ancient building complex. It is located between Tunxi and Huangshan. It is very suitable for self-driving tours. Compared with the ancient Huizhou villages that move about 100, it can be said to be a great benefit for tourists in Anhui. Huangshan came back to G3 south, and you can find it under Zixia Peak. Qiankou houses cover an area of about 17 thousand square meters, located on the hillside, scattered. There are six houses, one building in the hall, one road pavilion, known as one of the "three absolute" of the ancient buildings in the county. Including Fang's Ancestral Stone Archway, Shanhua Pavilion, Caomen Hall, Si Xudi, Fang Wentai House, Leshan Hall and other famous buildings. Leshan Hall is small in scale, but not lost in its richness; Si Xu Di melon pillar under wooden cushion, fork head single-step beam and bucket arch chest have exquisite carving; Caomen Hall reflects the characteristics of the middle of the Ming Dynasty; Longchang archway group ﹐ let us appreciate the light of Chinese intelligence. Qiankou houses are divided into Mingyuan and Qingyuan, each showing the style of Ming and Qing Hui architectures. It is the architect's creation on the basis of inheriting the French style of Song and Yuan in accordance with the local history, geography and customs. It can be said that there are not many buildings, but each building has its own characteristics. However, the distance between the buildings is relatively close, and it is recommended to take a super wide-angle lens if you take an appearance. Other ancient villages in Huizhou are also difficult to understand the internal structure of the houses, and the Qiankou houses are already museums, and there are no residents in the large houses, so it will be a good place to understand the Huizhou houses, it is worth listening to the explanation of the tour guide. Entering the Qiankou house is like entering the museum. The development of the scenic spot is more mature. The disadvantage is that there are more shops and hawkers. You can try vegetable cakes for specialty snacks. And accommodation is not very expensive.

Qiankou people's house in Huangshan Huizhou District Qiankou Town Zixia Mountain, composed of Ming and Qing buildings. This scenic spot is the Ming and Qing buildings scattered by the local government in the 1980s and unsuitable for local protection. It will be demolished and restored, and it will be protected. It will gather 24 ancient buildings such as the most classic houses, temples, archways, stage stations of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is known as the "Ming and Qing Living Monographs". In the 1980s, the local government spared no effort to protect cultural relics, and its advanced awareness is worthy of praise. In January 1988, the scenic spot was listed as a key national cultural relics protection unit. This scenic spot contains two attractions, one is the Mingyuan Villa representing the Ming Dynasty, and the other is the Qingyuan Villa representing the Qing Dynasty. They are all free to visit. It is 7 kilometers away from the ancient city of Huizhou. There is a bus to arrive. There is a chance to see the house in ancient Huizhou 500 years ago. It is very rare.

Qiankou House, "Huizhou Architecture School". Here, more than 20 Ming and Qing ancient buildings have been rescued from various places in Huizhou. Divided by the dynasties of the building, Qiankou Houses are divided into two parks, namely Qingyuan and Mingyuan. Qingyuan, there are 7 Qing Dynasty houses and temples, 1 ancient stage, 1 shop, 1 rental house; and Mingyuan, there are Ming Dynasty houses, 9 temple buildings, 1 archway, 1 pavilion, 1 bridge. The most important thing is that there is no ticket here, only parking fees are charged. The buildings inside are all selling teak trees and Xingtai. The lower minarets outside the village are covered with small trees and are often old.