Let's go to Chengdu to see the Tulou!

The Hakka people, who live far away in Fujian, have their own place in the Land of Abundance. Doesn't that sound amazing? The history of the Hakka people is an epic written with blood, tears, and taxes. The Hakka people in Sichuan mainly came from the Huguang Filling Sichuan Movement in the early Qing Dynasty. After the war, the population of Sichuan and Chongqing decreased sharply. In order to restore the reputation of the Land of Abundance, the Qing government took a series of measures to attract immigrants from other places. Among them, the population of Huguang Province was the largest, and the Hakka immigrants were the second largest immigrant group after the Huguang people. The Hakka people have multiplied and thrived here, and have also deeply engraved their cultural footprints on the land of Bashu. Luodai Ancient Town under your feet is the place where the Hakka people live. The town has a layout of one street and seven alleys, and the thousand-year-old street and Hakka dwellings are well preserved. The four guild halls of Guangdong, Jiangxi, Huguang, and Northern Sichuan and the Hakka Museum have preserved the past atmosphere and history of the Hakka people. Therefore, it is not surprising to see the Tulou, which is usually only found in Fujian, here. ℹ️Luodai Ancient Town: Luodai Town, Longquanyi District, Chengdu 💰Cost: Free ⏳Tour time: 2 hours