Attractions
Ancient Huizhou · A Millennium of Craftsmanship
- Benevolent Garden
- Ruxin Pavilion
- Yishi Shangshu Archway
- Jixiang Pavilion
- Duxian Archway
- Hu Zongxian Anti-Wokou Memorial Hall
- Xiangxian Hall
- Zhaobi (Screen Wall)
- Xiangtang (Sacrificial Hall)
- Ding Family Ancestral Hall
- Longchuan Yidao (Official Post Road)
- Former Residence of Hu Bingheng
- Benevolent Garden
- Ruxin Pavilion
- Yishi Shangshu Archway
- Jixiang Pavilion
- Duxian Archway
- Hu Zongxian Anti-Wokou Memorial Hall
- Xiangxian Hall
- Zhaobi (Screen Wall)
- Xiangtang (Sacrificial Hall)
- Ding Family Ancestral Hall
- Longchuan Yidao (Official Post Road)
- Former Residence of Hu Bingheng
- Longchuan Water Street
- Kanghui Bridge
- Zhongshi Bridge
- Bamboo House (Longchuan Market)
- Chengxin Hall Paper Workshop
- Hufu Memorial Hall
- Hu Family Ancestral Hall
- Five-Phoenix Pavilion
- Rear Hall
- Shuikou (Waterway Gateway)
- Shangguan Bridge
- Huizhou Merchants Memorial Hall
- Longchuan Water Street
- Kanghui Bridge
- Zhongshi Bridge
- Bamboo House (Longchuan Market)
- Chengxin Hall Paper Workshop
- Hufu Memorial Hall
- Hu Family Ancestral Hall
- Five-Phoenix Pavilion
- Rear Hall
- Shuikou (Waterway Gateway)
- Shangguan Bridge
- Huizhou Merchants Memorial Hall
Five-Phoenix Pavilion
The Five-Phoenix Pavilion is the grand gate tower of Hu's Ancestral Hall. With its double-eaved hip-and-gable roof and upturned eaves like soaring phoenixes, it stands as an architectural masterpiece. The seven-bay facade is supported by twenty-eight columns and thirty-three crescent beams. Its lintel features intricate carvings — including "Nine Lions at Play" and "Nine Dragons with Pearls" — showcasing the finest Hui-style craftsmanship.
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Attraction Overview
The Five Phoenixes Pavilion is the gatehouse of the Hu Clan's ancestral temple. It is heavily erected on the mountain, and the corners of the eaves are like phoenixes spreading their wings. The door floor is seven wide, made up of twenty-eight columns and thirty-three moon beams. Engraved on the forehead are exquisite patterns such as "nine lions rolling the ball everywhere" and "nine dragon pearls full of stars", which are magnificent and exemplary of Hui school ancestral hall architecture.
Come to Longchuan and experience the timeless charm of Huizhou.
Amidst the white walls and dark tiles, discover the essence of Huizhou architecture and the richness of its culture.