Boke Ancient Town

Enter Luodai Ancient Town and the Bohai Town. Luodai Blog Town is adjacent to Longquan Mountain in the east, the old street of the ancient town in the north, the wetland park in the west, and the ecological farm in the south. The project takes the five major migrations of the Hakka people as clues, extracts the essence of the world's towns, selects the excellent elements of Chinese architecture, and integrates Fujian, Anhui, Shanxi, Sichuan, and Shanghai architecture in one town. With the spatial changes of streets, lanes, and courtyards, China's traditional architectural art can be displayed. In 2013, Luodai Blog Town passed the "Intangible Cultural Heritage" application. Each building is a rare intangible cultural heritage, and the ancient construction method makes the blog town infinite. [Scenery] Hakka Tulou [Fun] Hakka Culture [Cost-effectiveness] Free!

Luodai Ancient Town Blog Building Tulou is a unique architectural form, which was adopted by the Hakka people in Fujian, Jiangxi and Guangdong provinces in the early years. Now, in the hinterland of Bashu, thousands of miles away from the southeast coast, this kind of architectural form with regional characteristics, Tulou, has appeared. Although it is an imitation Tulou, 85% of the original residents in Luodai Ancient Town are Hakka people, so it is reasonable to build a building of their hometown for them. Another saying is that this four-story Tulou was "moved" here according to the 1:1 ratio of Yongding Tulou in Fujian, and it has the original characteristics of Fujian Tulou.

Attraction name: Blog Town Address: No. 999, San'e Street, Luodai Ancient Town, Longquanyi District, Chengdu Transportation: Take bus No. L024 and get off at Luodai Passenger Transport Center This is a high-end cultural leisure and vacation town. Blog Town is the "town within the town" of Luodai Ancient Town. It is a high-end cultural leisure and vacation humanities town integrating museum settlements, cultural commercial streets, art studios, corporate clubs, and five-star hotels. Among them, the Blog Building is the most worth seeing as a landmark.

The day before May Day, the weather was really good, so I came to Luodai for a walk. I saw that a large area of ​​Blog Town had been newly developed and it looked well built, so I went in for a walk. There was a parking lot at the entrance, charging 10 yuan. There were not many people, so the staff asked us to park in a shady place. The building at the entrance was European style, which I liked very much. There was a small river inside, and a waterwheel was built. You can drink tea by the river. It was not very hot and it was quite comfortable. From the details, it was really attentive and cost a lot of money. It is a scenic spot worth visiting.

Luodai Blog Town is adjacent to Longquan Mountain in the east, the old street of the ancient town in the north, the wetland park in the west, and the ecological farm in the south. The project is based on the five major migrations of the Hakka people, extracts the essence of the world's towns, and selects the excellent elements of Chinese architecture. Simply put, it is a newly built ancient town. The town is located in the core position of Luodai Ancient Town, Longquanyi District, Chengdu City. It has a vast area, three streets, nine alleys, hundreds of courtyards, and different courtyards. The Tulouba, Sanheping, and Xiao Shanghai plots presented in real scenes are all courtyard-style commercial clusters, integrating the architectural styles of Sichuan, Fujian, Hai, Shanxi, and Anhui. The architecture is the scenery, and each building is a "non-legacy" treasure handed down from generation to generation. Each building in the town is based on the material standards of the famous houses in the ancient capital, and is built by famous craftsmen with ancient methods. Each courtyard has a brand name, and each household is rich in gold. The twists and turns of wide streets and narrow alleys, and the high skylight between tall trees and shades, outline the leisurely life of the town. Of course, the main purpose here is to see these antique buildings. There are not many tourists and the tickets are free. Now most people come here to take wedding photos.

Luodai Blog Town is actually a newly built cultural tourism industrial park, relying on the Hakka culture of Luodai and the mature tourism industry of Luodai Ancient Town to create a new cultural and creative industry. Blog Town takes the five major migrations of Hakka people as clues, extracts the essence of the world's towns, selects the excellent elements of Chinese architecture, and integrates Fujian, Anhui, Shanxi, Sichuan, and Shanghai architecture in one town. With the spatial changes of streets, lanes, and courtyards, China's traditional architectural art can be displayed. The unique business school in Blog Town is a microcosm of China's exquisite life.