Kang Baiwan's Mansions
Kang Baiwan's Mansions, Architectural structure in China
Kang Baiwan's Mansions is an expansive residential complex once owned by a wealthy Kang family.
Designated a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level in China.
Reflects the socio-economic status and lifestyle of the feudal elite during the Qing Dynasty.
Located in Gongyi, the estate is accessible to tourists interested in Chinese heritage.
The compound is known for its grand architecture and intricate carvings, representing the prosperity of the Kang family.
Location: Gongyi
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