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Longtu Xueshi and Cishi Chuanfang Gateways 龙图学士和刺史传芳牌楼门Lóngtú Xuéshì Hé Cìshǐ Chuánfāng Páilóumén
National heritage site · Fuzhou, Jiangxi
- Time needed
- 30 minutes to 1 hour
- Days to budget
- Half a day
- City
- Fuzhou
- Region
- Jiangxi
- Type
- Heritage
- Listed as
- National heritage site
About Longtu Xueshi and Cishi Chuanfang Gateways
Two memorial gateways stand side by side, separated by a narrow lane, in Shuikou village in Le'an County. The Longtu Xueshi gateway was first built in 1368, rebuilt in 1473 and put up by the Peng family in memory of their ancestor Peng Yanzhao, while the Cishi Chuanfang gateway dates from the Yuan period and was rebuilt in 1751 for another ancestor, Peng Gan. It is a national heritage unit and a short stop for anyone interested in timber architecture.
How to get to Longtu Xueshi and Cishi Chuanfang Gateways
In Shuikou (Shuixi) village, Luopi township, about 34 km south-south-west of Aoxi, the Le'an county town in Fuzhou (Jiangxi).
Nearby
Also within 20 km: Liukeng Village 流坑古村 (20 km), Jiupu Gorge 九瀑峡 (20 km).
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