Qu Family Manor
屈氏庄园
A large Qing-dynasty manor in the countryside of Luxian County, with well-preserved watchtowers, courtyards and stone and wood carvings. It shows the layout of southern Sichuan landlord residences.
Qu Family Manor lies in the rural north of Luxian County. It was first built in the Qing dynasty as a large residence for the local Qu family. It consists of multiple courtyards, light wells, watchtowers and enclosing walls, with finely carved stonework, woodwork and painted decoration. It is an important example for studying traditional southern Sichuan dwellings. The manor is quite large and today is primarily focused on heritage protection and display, so check whether it is open before visiting. It is convenient to reach by car and can be combined with Longnao Bridge and Yuchan Mountain for a one-day tour of Luxian.
Opening hours
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Nearby sights
- Longnao Bridge
- Yuchan (Jade Toad) Mountain
- Luzhou Bell and Drum Tower & Shuijinggou
- Luzhou Bao'en Pagoda
- Luzhou Laojiao 1573 National Treasure Cellars
- Baizitu Square & Yangtze–Tuo Confluence
- Zhangba Longan Forest
- Longtouguan Pass