Yusan Hall, Historical residence in Yongjing Township, Taiwan.
Yusan Hall is a residential complex in Yongjing Township consisting of interconnected buildings arranged around courtyards. The structures feature intricately carved wooden elements, ornamental roof decorations, and traditional Chinese architectural details throughout.
The hall was founded in 1872 during the Qing Dynasty and developed over several years under the guidance of Chen Yu-kuang. It represents an important architectural work from that era in the region.
The hall reflects how a successful merchant family lived and organized their home, with spaces arranged for both business dealings and family gatherings. Visitors can observe the different rooms and courtyards that served practical purposes in daily life.
The site is best reached by public transportation, with the high-speed rail serving as a good starting point for your journey. It is advisable to check in advance when the hall is open to visitors.
The complex received official recognition as a county-level monument in 1997, ensuring its protection from alteration. This designation means the original structure and its features are carefully monitored.
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