A settlement with a long-standing and time-honored heritage, Xidi Village is set amidst continuous mountain ranges and stunning natural beauty. The village still preserves more than 300 Ming and Qing-era residences, earning it the moniker "A Community within the Land of Peach Blossoms." The lanes in Xidi are paved with Yixian bluestone. The ancient structures are primarily timber-framed with brick exteriors, renowned for their rich and vibrant carvings in wood, stone, and brick. The village's adaptable layout and understated aesthetic make it a quintessential example of the art of traditional Hui-style architecture.

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Signature Experience

Xidi Night Tour

The "Xidi Legend" light show is composed of seven thematic zones—the historic architectural complex, rural landscapes, natural environment, characteristic lanes, commercial services, projection performances, and engaging interactive elements. This production flawlessly blends artistic flair with modern technology, emphasizing the distinct charm of Huizhou and showcasing the stunning beauty of Xidi's historic buildings and structures.

Featured Attractions

Zouma Building

Zouma Building (aka Lingyun Attic) was constructed during the Dingwei year (1787 CE) of the Qianlong reign in the Qing Dynasty.

Kuanggu House

Dating back to 1662 CE (the inaugural year of the Kangxi reign in the Qing Dynasty), this house belonged to a renowned intellectual figure who achieved official status through trade, thereby leveraging his office to protect his commercial ventures. Architecturally, it is a two-story structure with three principal rooms (bays) and matching wings on the eastern and western sides.

Opening Hours

Open year-round.

Ticketing Information

Admission Fee: ¥104.