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The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. In order to protect themselves against bandits and wild beasts, they used local materials to build tall, multi-storey circular earthen buildings where a whole family or clan could live in. These are the earth towers that we see today. The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. In order to protect themselves against bandits and wild beasts, they used local materials to build tall, multi-storey circular earthen buildings where a whole family or clan could live in. These are the earth towers that we see today.

Earth tower buildings of hakkas, just like tibet potala palace. Earth tower buildings of hakkas, just like tibet potala palace.

Earth round tower of hakkas

The earth round tower of hakkas under sunset

The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area.

Yongding Tu Lou

Yongding Tu Lou

Nanxi Towers of Hakka.

The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. In order to protect themselves against bandits and wild beasts, they used local materials to build tall, multi-storey circular earthen buildings where a whole family or clan could live in. These are the earth towers that we see today. Nanxi Towers of Hakka.

The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. In order to protect themselves against bandits and wild beasts, they used local materials to build tall, multi-storey circular earthen buildings where a whole family or clan could live in. These are the earth towers that we see today.

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in China, old building

Lantern from Earth Towers of the Hakkas

Yuchang Fujian Tulou

Yuchang Earth Towers has distortion architecture but never fell down for 200 years. Yuchang Earth Towers has distortion architecture but never fell down for 200 years.

Yongding Beijing gate

Yongding Beijing gate

Tulou, traditional dwelling of ethnic Hakka in Yongding, Fujiang province, China

Tulou, traditional dwelling of ethnic Hakka in Yongding, Fujiang province, China

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. In order to protect themselves against bandits and wild beasts, they used local materials to build tall, multi-storey circular earthen buildings where a whole family or clan could live in. These are the earth towers that we see today. The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. In order to protect themselves against bandits and wild beasts, they used local materials to build tall, multi-storey circular earthen buildings where a whole family or clan could live in. These are the earth towers that we see today.

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Earth Towers of the Hakkas

A tulou or earthen building or earch towner, is a traditional communal residence in the Fujian province of Southern China, usually of a circular configuration surrounding a central shrine. These vernacular structures were occupied by clan groups. Fujian Tulou are known for their unique shape, large scale, and ingenious structure. Although most tulou were of earthen construction, the definition tulou, is a broadly descriptive label for a building type and does not indicate construction type. Some were constructed of cut granite or had substantial walls of fired brick. Most large-scale tulou seen today were built of a composite material known as sanhetu rather than just earth. A tulou or earthen building or earch towner, is a traditional communal residence in the Fujian province of Southern China, usually of a circular configuration surrounding a central shrine. These vernacular structures were occupied by clan groups. Fujian Tulou are known for their unique shape, large scale, and ingenious structure. Although most tulou were of earthen construction, the definition tulou, is a broadly descriptive label for a building type and does not indicate construction type. Some were constructed of cut granite or had substantial walls of fired brick. Most large-scale tulou seen today were built of a composite material known as sanhetu rather than just earth.

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou - Fuyu Tower. The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. In order to protect themselves against bandits and wild beasts, they used local materials to build tall, multi-storey circular earthen buildings where a whole family or clan could live in. These are the earth towers that we see today.

Dog from Village in Yongding country, Fujian, China.

The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area.

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Fujian Tulou in Yongding Country

Yongding tulou

The biggest Earth Tower of Hakka, Fujian, China. The biggest Earth Tower of Hakka, Fujian, China.

Earth Towers of the Hakkas

Gaobei Earth Towers, taken from Fujian, China. Gaobei Earth Towers, taken from Fujian, China.

The Earth Tower of Hakkas

The earth towers of hakkas. The earth towers of hakkas

Water flow of yongding river

Water flow of yongding river

YongDing Gate in BeiJing China

Fujian Tulou The Earth Tower of Hakka has a long history. As early as one thousand years ago, some of the original Hakka migrated and settled at the sparse Yongding area. In order to protect themselves against bandits and wild beasts, they used local materials to build tall, multi-storey circular earthen buildings where a whole family or clan could live in. These are the earth towers that we see today.

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