"追溯客家文化史-青普土楼文化行馆，福建"

The Tsingpu Tulou Retreat is a cultural heritage site located in Fujian, Zhangzhou, consisting of five traditional tulou buildings with a rich history, three of which were built during the late Qing dynasty. Situated in the UNESCO-listed area of Fujian Province in southeastern China, these centuries-old earthen structures are unique to the mountainous region. The retreat, designed by TAO Architecture Studio, seamlessly blends traditional tulou architecture with the natural surroundings, offering visitors an immersive experience in Hakka culture and history. The Tsingpu Tulou Retreat provides an overview of the architectural marvels, showcasing the harmonious integration of the traditional tulou buildings with the picturesque landscape. Guests can immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage and historical significance of the tulou structures, gaining a deeper understanding of the unique Hakka culture through their visit to this cultural sanctuary in Zhangzhou, Fujian province.