Zhuhai | A 300-year-old Lingnan ancient village, perfect for Citywalk

The residences in Huitong Ancient Village are typical of Lingnan architectural style, with each house featuring grey tiles, blue bricks, and flying eaves. The buildings are neatly arranged and uniformly colored. The village has two gates, north and south, three ancestral halls (Tiaomei Ancestral Hall, Huitong Ancestral Hall, and Mo's Ancestral Hall), and two watchtowers named 'Wind Rising' and 'Cloud Flying', which combine Western clock tower characteristics with Lingnan watchtower style. They stand majestically, witnessing the past prosperity and history of Huitong Village. The village is full of life, with villagers living and going about their daily activities. The main alley separates century-old houses from modern residences. Strolling through this nostalgic and vibrant ancient village, one gradually feels a sense of calm... 📍Address: Huitong Ancient Village, Tangjia, Zhuhai 🎫Tickets: Free 🚗Self-drive: Navigate to Huitong Ancient Village, there is a parking lot at the village entrance. 🚌Bus: Take 10/B9 to Jinding Market and transfer to 65/67 to Huitong Entrance 🌈Tour Route Qingyun Bridge → North Gate → Movie House (Tiaomei Ancestral Hall) → Yuechao Bookstore (Huitong Ancestral Hall) → North Watchtower → Mo's Ancestral Hall → Three Streets and Eight Alleys → Camphor Garden → Xiyuan → Huitong Community Rural Industry Demonstration Point → Jilu → South Watchtower → South Gate → Lychee Garden 🌈Recommended Check-in Points 1⃣Qingyun Bridge Located at the north entrance of Huitong Village, built during the Republic of China period, it is the main entrance to the village. In July 2012, it was listed as an immovable cultural relic of Zhuhai. 2️⃣North Gate Built in the Qing Dynasty, it served as a security facility for defense, with the words 'Beihuan Ziji' engraved on the gate. 3️⃣Tiaomei Ancestral Hall Built in the Qing Dynasty to commemorate Mo Dingdiao, the sixth ancestor of the Mo family. In 2019, it was revitalized and transformed into a movie house. 4️⃣Huitong Ancestral Hall Originally a hall to commemorate Mo Yujing (Huitong), the founding ancestor of the village. In 2018, it was transformed into Yuechao Bookstore, which houses a rich collection of books and cultural products. Sitting in the hall, reading books, and drinking coffee is a unique experience. 5️⃣South and North Watchtowers The watchtowers are iconic buildings of Huitong Village, initially built to strengthen village defense. The north watchtower is named 'Cloud Flying' and the south watchtower 'Wind Rising'. They complement each other and are very poetic. 6️⃣Mo's Ancestral Hall Built in the Qing Dynasty, it is not only a place for villagers to worship ancestors and hold meetings but also the first village history museum in Zhuhai. The museum exhibits include Huitong's past, Xiangshan's legacy, today's Huitong, honor displays, and university style, providing insights into the history of Huitong Ancient Village. 7️⃣Three Streets and Eight Alleys Huitong Village adopts a 'three streets and eight alleys' architectural structure, intersecting to form a regular 'chessboard' spatial structure.