Hegui Lou in Nanjing (Fujian)
Raised on 3,000 square meters of marshland, the 21.5-meter Hegui Lou ranks among the tallest square tulou, resting firmly for two centuries on some two hundred pine piles.
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Spatial Framework & Civilizational Geography · County-level
Nan Jing County
World Heritage Fujian Tulou clusters at Tianluokeng showcase round and square rammed-earth castles in Nanjing, beside ancient banyans along Yunshuiyao stream.
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A place shaped through time
World Heritage Fujian Tulou clusters at Tianluokeng showcase round and square rammed-earth castles in Nanjing, beside ancient banyans along Yunshuiyao stream.
Nan Jing County
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Huaiyuan Lou in Nanjing (Fujian)
Huaiyuan Lou is a double-ringed round tulou noted for fine preservation and strong defenses, with an ancestral hall named Sishishi full of carved beams and scholarly atmosphere.
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Yunshuiyao Ancient Banyan Trees
Thirteen centuries-old banyans shade Yunshuiyao, where a clear stream murmurs past creaking waterwheels in a romantic, poetic rural village.
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Cuimei Lou in Nanjing (Fujian)
Reputedly leaning yet still standing after earthquakes and floods, Cuimei Lou is an unusual Hakka round earthen building that shows the builders' grasp of structural mechanics.
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