Where is tulou? Which province and city is Tulou in?

In some dangerous areas in the valley, interconnected earth buildings can be seen everywhere, and from the appearance, this architectural form also draws lessons from China's geomantic concept, and at the same time meets the dual requirements of defense and life. But where is this beautiful and practical tulou in China? Let's have a look.

Tulou is a building in Fujian, China. It is located in Yongding County, Longyan City, Fujian Province, on the southeast coast of China. It is also one of the unique ancient buildings in the history of China. From the historical value, tulou is a large-scale rammed earth residential building unique to mountainous areas, which has high historical value from China and even the world. In the past, it was even called "Oriental Ancient Castle", and its appearance and significance perfectly demonstrated the charm and essence of China Hakka culture.

In addition, these buildings are mainly distributed in Yongding, Nanjing, Heping, Zhao 'an, Zhangpu and Hua 'an. Among them, the earth buildings in Yongding and Nanjing are the most complete, far ahead of other regions in number, and the overall scale is very grand.

Well-known earth buildings in Yongding County: Chuxi Earth Building Group, Hongkeng Earth Building Group, Gaobei Earth Building Group, Xiang Yan Building and Zhen Fu Building;

Well-known earth buildings in Nanjing County: Tianluokeng Earth Building Group, Hekeng Earth Building Group, He Jiong Building and Huaiyuan Building;

well-known tulou in Hua' an county: dida tulou group.

Anti-pit strategy for earth buildings:

1. Considering the capacity of passengers, Gaobei Yongding Chengqi Building will change the regulations from time to time, allowing only one entrance. Before entering, please ask the tour guide/security guard at the gate whether it is allowed to enter multiple times.

2. Tulou Scenic Area stipulates that tourists are not allowed to go upstairs to visit, and residents in the building charge for going upstairs on weekdays. 5-1 yuan allows tourists to go upstairs, but sometimes in order to cooperate with some policies, it is forbidden to go upstairs at certain times, and they can't pay.