Step into history with a visit to a remarkably well-preserved traditional-style house nestled in the ancient city of Kashi, located in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. This architectural masterpiece, standing proud for over three centuries, spans a vast 700-square-meter layout and boasts more than 20 intricately designed rooms.
Recently explored by CGTN's Merna, this 300-year-old house offers a unique glimpse into the region's rich past and cultural heritage. Each room is a testament to the craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibilities of the era, featuring detailed woodwork, ornate decorations, and spacious courtyards.
After six days of immersing herself in the local culture, Merna transforms into a "local" tour guide, sharing invaluable insights and stories that bring the house's history to life. The preservation of this house not only highlights the architectural brilliance of its time but also serves as a beacon for history enthusiasts and photographers seeking to capture its timeless charm.
Whether you're a traveler eager to explore sustainable and immersive destinations or a history buff fascinated by ancient architecture, this house in Kashi is a must-see attraction. Join CGTN's livestream to journey through time and discover the enduring legacy of this stunning residence.
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Live: Discover 300-year-old house: A gem in ancient city of Kashi
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