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Zhangzhou UNESCO world heritage sites

Hegui Lou in Pushancun
Heguilou building is the highest earthen building of Nanjing Tulou. Built in 1732 in Qing Dynasty, with an area of 1547 square meters, the five-story rectangle Heguilou is in a height of 21.5 meters.

Tianluokeng in Nanjing Xian at 309 Provincial Road
It consists of five tulous with a square "Buyunlou" at the center, surrounded by three rotunda tulous and an oval tulou, forming a pattern of "four dishes and a soup".

Huaiyuanlou in Kanxia Village
The Huaiyuanlou is rich in cultural atmosphere. It used to be the ancestral hall as well as a private school of the family. The ridgepoles, doors and windows are decorated with beautiful carvings and exquisite paintings in the ancient style.

Hekeng Tulou Cluster in Nanjing Xian at 309 Provincial Road
Having a birds’ eye view of the Hekeng Tulou Cluster, you will find the huge “T” earth buildings spreading between green mountains and clean water, adding a field to this magnificent scenery.

Gaobei Tulou Cluster in Gaobei Village
Gaobei Tulou Cluster lies among mountains and rivers with dozens of earthen buildings in a unique design.

Hongkeng Tulou Cluster in Hongkeng Village
Of the many buildings in the village, the Zhenchenlou, Fuyulou and Kuijulou are the most remarkable.

Zhenfu Lou in Yongding on Yingbin Road
Nanxi Tulou Cluster, called the "Great Wall of Tulou", has more than 100 earth buildings in the valley stretching for 10km, including two of the world cultural heritage monomer tulous: Zhenfulou “the princess of Tulou”, and Yanxianglou.

Yanxianglou in Xinnancun
The Nanxi Tulou cluster is the name applied to a section of the Nanxi ("South Creek") Valley in Hukeng Town (Yongding County), which for a distance of several kilometers is almost continuously built up with tulous. For its striking visual effect, the area is referred to by some authors as the "Tulou Great Wall". One of the tulous in this large cluster, the Yanxiang Lou a round tulou in Xinnan Village figures on the World Heritage List

Chuxi Tulou cluster in Chuxi Village
This cluster consists of five round buildings and tens of square buildings. With great historical, scientific and artistic values, these earthen buildings were well-spaced on the hill by the river with beautiful terraced fields, presenting a grand and magnificent spectacle.