Cai's ancient dwellings are located in Yuli Village, Guanqiao Town, Nan'an City, Fujian Province. The Cai's ancient dwelling complex was mainly built by Cai Qichang and his son Cai from the Qing Dynasty to Xuantong three years ago. The existing relatively complete house has a total of 16, which is the fifth batch of key cultural relics protection units announced nationwide. Cai's ancient houses are mostly wooden structures with buckets, the main building is a five-open large cockroach with a hard mountain swallowtail ridge, and a roll shed-style cabin on the left and right. The single building is mostly a three-inch or two-in-five-open layout. There are stone cockroaches more than 10 meters wide between the front and back seats, and there is a 2-meter-wide fire-proof passage between the gables. There are many inscriptions of the late Qing literati in the buildings.

The southern Anhui complex, during the Qing Dynasty, is some distance from Quanzhou City and Nan'an City, but the bus has reached the entrance of this scenic spot. The road at the entrance of the scenic spot is well repaired. There are parking lots and public toilets in the scenic spot. Now the ticket is 15 yuan, and the price has increased by five yuan. Some of the houses inside can be entered and some can't get in. It mainly depends on the appearance. Many sculptures are decorated and left. It took half an hour to watch the horse and watch it carefully for an hour or two. The scenic spot is the village, there is no commercial package.

Cai Mou, a wealthy Philippine businessman, has built a "small Forbidden City" in southern Fujian that integrates various architectural characteristics for more than 40 years. There are more than a dozen fully preserved houses, in the ancient houses, just like in an antique Qing Dynasty and southern Anhui architectural museum, houses carved beams and paintings, decorated with exquisite wood carvings, mud carvings, brick carvings, stone carvings and other buildings and one

Cai's ancient residential complex, located in Guanqiao Yuli Village, Nan'an City, Fujian Province, was built by Cai Qian, an overseas Chinese overseas Chinese, from Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty in five years (1855) to Guangxu in thirty-three years (1907), and it lasted 52 years, covering an area of 1.6 10,000 square meters, with a total of 400 rooms of size.

This attraction is actually an old house in the village, featuring the traditional ancient temples in southern Anhui. This attraction is not suitable for playing, suitable for enjoying the architectural culture, and people who are not interested will feel very bored. There is a parking lot here, suitable for self-driving.

The reservation is complete and it is very expensive to leave behind the research treatment. Can understand the culture of the time

An interesting place, it feels good.

The ancient architectural style of Cai's ancient houses is very good! Very magnificent, a good place to travel, you can take your children to visit during the holiday.