Fujian Tulou
- States
- China
- Category
- Cultural
- Year
- 2008
- Location
- Fujian Province
- Region
- Asia & Pacific
- Coordinates
- 25.0230555556, 117.6858333333
- Last Visited
- 2016
- UNESCO ID
- 1113
- WH Site
- 1113
The Fujian Tulou, a UNESCO World Heritage site in China, are distinctive earthen fortresses built by the Hakka people between the 12th and 20th centuries. These circular or rectangular structures, designed for communal living and defense, feature thick mud walls and intricate wooden interiors. Nestled in scenic valleys, they showcase ingenious engineering and a unique cultural tradition of harmony and resilience.
Related Albums
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Points (10)
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β’ Chuxi Tulou Cluster
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β’ Dadi Tulou Cluster
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β’ Gaobei Tulou Cluster
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β’ Hegui Lou
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β’ Hekeng Tulou Cluster
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β’ Hokgkeng Tulou Cluster
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β’ Huaiyuan Lou
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β’ Tianloukeng Tulou Cluster
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β’ Yanxiang Lou
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β’ Zhenfu Lou