Lucun Village
卢村
A small ancient village beside Hongcun, famous for the Zhicheng Hall “wood-carved mansion,” where every wall is covered in fine carvings. It is hailed as the “Number One Wood-Carved Mansion of Huizhou.”
Lucun lies about 1.5 km northeast of Hongcun. It is an ancient village of the Lu clan and is fairly small. Its main attraction is the wood-carved mansion, a group of seven connected courtyard houses built in the Qing dynasty, including Zhicheng Hall. Indoor doors, windows, partitions, and railings are all covered in exquisite woodcarvings, with themes ranging from opera stories and flowers and birds to auspicious motifs, which is why it is called the “wood-carved mansion.” The fields at the village entrance and the distant mountains are also great for photos. Admission is charged separately. You can walk or cycle from Hongcun and combine it with Tachuan for a half-day trip around Hongcun.
Opening hours
About 07:30–17:30
Nearby sights
- Hongcun Village
- Tachuan Village
- Mukeng Bamboo Forest
- Pingshan Village
- Bishan Village
- Xidi Village
- Nanping Village
- Guanlu Village