Bijiang Golden House

碧江金楼

A Qing-dynasty study in Bijiang Village, Beijiao, its interior full of gilded wood carvings, surrounded by ancestral halls and residences that form a Lingnan historic complex.

Bijiang Golden House is located in the Bijiang community of Beijiao Town, Shunde District. It was originally the study of the Su family during the Qing dynasty. It is named for the gilded wood carvings that decorate its screens, door canopies, and flower partitions. The carving is fine, and the surfaces shine brilliantly. Nearby are Zhifang Residence, Mud Tower (Nilou), the Mutang Su Ancestral Hall, and other ancestral halls and residences, which together form the Bijiang Golden House historic complex. The old village lanes are peaceful, and you can sample Shunde snacks along the way. Admission follows the scenic area's announced rates. From Bijiang Metro Station, it is a short walk or taxi ride.

Opening hours

About 09:00–17:00

Lingnan architecture · Wood carvings · Ancient village

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