Huaan Tulou

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Huaan Tulou is a cluster of historic earthen communal dwellings in Fujian, China, renowned for their distinctive circular and fortress-like architecture and recognition as part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf earthen building complex
historic site
tulou
architecturalStyle tulou architecture
architecturalType communal dwelling
fortified residence
associatedEthnicGroup Hakka people NERFINISHED
Han Chinese NERFINISHED
constructionTechnique rammed earth wall construction
country China
culturalRegion Hakka culture area
hasDefensiveFeature limited external windows
single main gate
hasFunction defensive stronghold
residential
social organization center
hasInnerFeature ancestral hall
central courtyard
heritageCriteria cultural
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
layout multi-storey ring-shaped buildings
locatedIn Fujian Province NERFINISHED
Huaan County NERFINISHED
Zhangzhou City NERFINISHED
mountainous area of southwestern Fujian
material rammed earth
stone
wood
notableFor earthquake resistance
fortress-like appearance
large enclosed courtyards
thick earthen walls
vernacular defensive architecture
partOf Fujian Tulou NERFINISHED
period late imperial China
recognizedAs example of traditional Hakka communal housing
region southeastern China
roofType tiled pitched roof
shape circular
square
tourism popular cultural tourism destination
UNESCOWorldHeritageStatus inscribed
usedFor communal living
defense
storage

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Zhangzhou hasTouristAttraction Huaan Tulou