Jiexiazhuang Manor
接霞庄
A Qing-dynasty Zhao clan manor in Nanmen Village, Doumen, with finely crafted plaster sculptures and wood carvings. Nearby Lüyi Hall has rare oyster-shell walls.
Jiexiazhuang Manor is in Nanmen Village, Doumen Town. It was built in the Qing dynasty by members of the Zhao clan, who are said to be descendants of the Song royal family. The manor consists of several courtyards, and its gatehouse, plaster sculptures, wood carvings and murals are well preserved. Lüyi Hall in the same village is the Zhao clan ancestral hall, and its outer walls are built of oyster shells, which is quite rare. The site is not large and can be combined with Doumen Old Street and Jintai Temple, with about 10 minutes of driving between them.
Opening hours
About 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Imperial Hot Spring Resort
- Doumen Old Street
- Jintai Temple
- Haiquanwan Ocean Spring Resort
- Beishan Village
- Meixi Memorial Archways
- Huitong Ancient Village
- Wanzai Seafood Street