蘇家圍·東江畫廊旅遊景區

The attractions are not big, the transportation is convenient, the environment is OK, the parking lot management is a bit casual. Suitable for a half-day tour, there are not many people, it is estimated that the funds are limited, many houses have not been repaired, it is OK.

Located in Yihe Town, Dongyuan County, Heyuan City, Guangdong Province, about 26 kilometers from Heyuan City. Dongjiang River and Jiushe River meet in the south. The whole village is surrounded by mountains and rivers. They embrace each other in green and beautiful surroundings. They have the reputation of "villages in paintings of South China". Sujiawei is also the inhabitant of Su Dongpo descendants. Here, we can not only enjoy the beautiful rural scenery, but also experience the history and culture of Su family and Hakka family for more than 700 years. There are 18 enclosures in Sujiawei village, including 5 Ming Dynasty buildings. The enclosure, also known as the "enclosure of dragons", is a typical Hakka dwelling building with Central Plains characteristics. According to historians, this kind of residential building is very similar to that of the noble courtyard in the Central Plains. Hakka ancestors moved south to settle due to war, famine and other reasons, which not only disseminated the advanced farming technology of the Central Plains, but also kept the original traditional style of building houses. The oldest is Yongsi Tang built in 1481 to commemorate Su Dongshan, so it is also called Su Gong Temple in Dongshan. The enclosure is scattered and the whole tour lasts half a day. We'll stop by and have a look.

Fourth, starting from Heyuan, Sujiawei Village, Yihe Town, is composed of 18 Hakka dwellings, the oldest of which has a history of more than 500 years and eats at night.

Picturesque, worth visiting

Sujiawei Dongjiang Gallery Tourist Scenic Area is very good!

Tickets are too expensive, the price is too low, the scope of attractions is small, and you can finish shopping soon.

Su Jiawei is quite good, everyone can go and see

A few old houses, nothing, shouldn't charge tickets, not worth it