Ancestral Hall Scenic Spot in Foshan City, Guangdong Province: Mo's Ancestral Hall, suitable for sightseeing, vacation and leisure, etc.!

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Foshan City, Guangdong Province is a world-famous tourist resort city, attracting tourists from all over the world. Today I recommend a clan temple attraction: the Mo Clan Ancestral Temple, which is free to visit. Construction time: There is no exact record of the exact construction time, but according to the genealogy and local chronicles, it may have been built in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was built by the Mo family to commemorate their ancestors and unite the clan. Family origin: Mo is one of the more common surnames in Guangdong. Datang Mo may be a branch of the family that migrated south from the Central Plains in history. The ancestral hall reflects the family's reproduction and development in the local area. Building Characteristics 1. Lingnan style: - It adopts the typical layout of Lingnan ancestral hall, usually with three entrances (entrance hall, central hall, and rear bedroom), brick and wood structure, wok-ear gables (for fire prevention), and exquisite decorations of plaster sculptures, brick carvings, and wood carvings. - A plaque with the words "Mo's Ancestral Hall" is often hung above the door, and inside there may be displays of ancestral tablets, family rules and teachings, etc. 2. Decorative Arts: - The roof ridge is often decorated with ceramic figures or flowers, and the eaves are painted or carved with auspicious patterns (such as unicorns, pine trees and cranes, etc.). - Some components may retain the craftsmanship characteristics of the Qing Dynasty or the Republic of China period. Very suitable for taking photos, checking in, and traveling on vacation. Address: Sanshui District-s118 Opening hours: All day