Sanjiangkou Ancient Port & Qing'an Guild Hall in Ningbo
Where the Yuyao, Fenghua and Yong rivers meet, Qing'an Guild Hall is a rare building that served both as a Tianhou temple and a guild for wooden-boat owners.
View attractionThe Northern Song timber hall of Baoguo Temple showcases ancient pillar joinery in Jiangbei, near the preserved Ming-Qing magistrates of Cicheng.
The Northern Song timber hall of Baoguo Temple showcases ancient pillar joinery in Jiangbei, near the preserved Ming-Qing magistrates of Cicheng.
Where the Yuyao, Fenghua and Yong rivers meet, Qing'an Guild Hall is a rare building that served both as a Tianhou temple and a guild for wooden-boat owners.
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Baoguo Temple's main hall is the oldest and most completely preserved Northern Song timber building south of the Yangtze, a unique architectural treasure.
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Cicheng keeps the chessboard street grid of a Tang county seat, with rows of Ming and Qing mansions recalling its many successful imperial examination candidates.
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First built in 1048, the Cicheng Confucian Temple impresses with its grand Dacheng Hall and an orderly layout of Lingxing Gate and semicircular pool.
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Cixi County was governed from this site from 738, and halls such as the main hall, second hall and Qingdao Hall recreate local administration in imperial times.
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Once home to the Ming jinshi Qian Xiyu, this nationally protected mansion is a rare surviving example of a Ming official's timber residence in southern China.
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Built in the Daoguang reign for local entry-level examinations, this hall brings to life a county that produced 519 successful jinshi candidates.
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