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水头村是一滨海村落。水头村保留了很多之前繁华时期所建造的西式洋楼建筑群,其中最吸引旅游者的是高耸别致的黄氏酉堂别业,还可作为瞭望西式洋楼。在水头村金门人称“有水头富,无水头厝”意思就是您有像水头村一样有钱,你也不一定能够把房子盖得像水头村的一样,在水头村不仅只有洋式的建筑,还有闽式集体建筑。闽式集体建筑建筑于清乾隆年间,水头村门牌为9号为代表性的建筑。水头村一排又一排二、整整齐齐的组成了中国南方最常见的“梳式”性布局。来到水头村旅游会让您学到很多的建筑知识。水头村详细介绍:水头村位金门岛西南方,是一滨海村落,保留许多昔日繁华时期所建造的闽南古厝与西式洋楼建筑群,其中以具中国江南池沼园林风格的二级古迹“黄氏酉堂别业”,及高耸别致,兼可作为瞭望枪楼的西式洋楼「得月楼」,最具代表性。搭车资料:由金城搭6路公车于水头下车即抵。开车资料:由金城循民生路往水头方向直行可抵。水头村位于金门岛西南方,是一座滨海村落,保留许多昔日繁华时期所建造的闽南古厝与西式洋楼建筑群。金门人称“有水头富,无水头厝”,意思就是就算你象水头人一样有钱,你也不一定能把房子盖得像水头村的一样,富裕的水头,不只有洋式建筑,还有条自导步道。顺着步道前行,就会看到金门最早的闽式集体建筑——建于清乾隆年间的“水头十八间”,门牌9号为其代表建筑黄绍光宅。一排又一排二落大厝整整齐齐的组成中国南方常见的“梳式”布局,前低后高,通风良好,又可御敌。这片建筑比金门另一座住宅群——山后民俗文化村早了120年以上。
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BradJill
香港156,826 条分享
2022年12月
Shui Tau is one of the old villages in the New Territories that was settled by the Tang Clan from around the 11th century onward. Here visitors can find a cluster of heritage buildings constructed and used by members of the Tang Clan in recent centuries including study halls, ancestral halls, temples as well as the natural landmark known as the Kam Tin Tree House.
Unfortunately, there is no sponsored heritage trail through Shui Tau like what you find at nearby Ping Shan (Yuen Long) and Lung Yeuk Tau (Fanling), which are also old villages of the Tang Clan. There is no visitor centre here nor online maps for specific routes to take through Shui Tau so you have to do a bit of research and planning beforehand in order to know where to go and what to look for.
Here is a list of the Historic Buildings and Declared Monuments you will find at Shui Tau Tsuen starting from south to north:
1) Yi Tat Study Hall (open to visitors)
This is the place to start as you will find historic information about the Tang Clan, the area village and this particular historic attraction.
2) So Lau Yuen (not open) - right next to Yi Tat Study Hall. Can be viewed from the outside
3) Chau Wong Yi Kung Study Hall (not open to the public) - 3-4 minute walk east of Yi Tat Study Hall, crossing the historic Bin Mo Bridge.
4) Tang Kwong U Ancestral Hall (open to the public) - short walk back west to the main cluster of heritage attractions from Chau Wong Yi Kung. Alternatively, just walk north of Yi Tat Study Hall around 1 minute and you'll find this historic building.
5) Lik Wing Tong Study Hall (open to public) just behind and to the east of Tang Kwong U Ancestral Hall
6) Hung Shing Temple (not open to public) Just north and very near to Tang Kwong U Ancestral Hall and Lik Wong Tong Study Hall. There is an iron gate blocking the temple entrance. However, you can peer inside and slightly see inside.
7) Cheung Chun Yuen (open to public) - just behind and to the east of the Hung Shing Temple.
8) Tang Ching Lok Ancestral Hall (not open to public) - just to the northwest of the Hung Shing Temple.
9) Kam Tin Tree House (natural landmark) - 2 minute walk north of the Tang Ching Lok Ancestral Hall
10) Tin Hau Temple (open to public) - on the eastern side of the village ponds just to the northeast of the Kam Tin Tree House.
Note: You can also visit the important walled village called Kat Hing Wai at Kam Tin while you are in the area. It is situated along Kam Tin Road basically around half way between the Yi Tat Study Hall and the Kam Sheung Road MTR Station. This makes for a convenient add-on to exploring the Shui Tau Tsuen village.
Note: If you want to start in the south, you can walk north from the Kam Sheung Road MTR Station around 12-15 minutes where you will begin to encounter the Shui Tau Tsuen heritage attractions. From the north end of the village just outside the Tin Hau Temple, there is a mini bus stop for route 601 (from Yuen Long) or 601B to/from the Kam Sheung Road MTR Station. Alternatively, take the mini bus from the MTR Station directly to the north end of the villages and visit the sights listed above in reverse order.
In the end, the heritage attractions at Shui Tau are interesting to see if you are a history buff and have a liking for old Chinese buildings and architecture. However, from a sightseeing perspective, it is quite undeveloped and less informative compared to what you can find with the Ping Shan Heritage Trail (Yuen Long) and the Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail (Fanling). Probably best to start with one fo these two if it is your first go round. However, if you've done them both already and want to see more of the old Tang Clan villages and heritage buildings, Shui Tau is a good next stop.
Unfortunately, there is no sponsored heritage trail through Shui Tau like what you find at nearby Ping Shan (Yuen Long) and Lung Yeuk Tau (Fanling), which are also old villages of the Tang Clan. There is no visitor centre here nor online maps for specific routes to take through Shui Tau so you have to do a bit of research and planning beforehand in order to know where to go and what to look for.
Here is a list of the Historic Buildings and Declared Monuments you will find at Shui Tau Tsuen starting from south to north:
1) Yi Tat Study Hall (open to visitors)
This is the place to start as you will find historic information about the Tang Clan, the area village and this particular historic attraction.
2) So Lau Yuen (not open) - right next to Yi Tat Study Hall. Can be viewed from the outside
3) Chau Wong Yi Kung Study Hall (not open to the public) - 3-4 minute walk east of Yi Tat Study Hall, crossing the historic Bin Mo Bridge.
4) Tang Kwong U Ancestral Hall (open to the public) - short walk back west to the main cluster of heritage attractions from Chau Wong Yi Kung. Alternatively, just walk north of Yi Tat Study Hall around 1 minute and you'll find this historic building.
5) Lik Wing Tong Study Hall (open to public) just behind and to the east of Tang Kwong U Ancestral Hall
6) Hung Shing Temple (not open to public) Just north and very near to Tang Kwong U Ancestral Hall and Lik Wong Tong Study Hall. There is an iron gate blocking the temple entrance. However, you can peer inside and slightly see inside.
7) Cheung Chun Yuen (open to public) - just behind and to the east of the Hung Shing Temple.
8) Tang Ching Lok Ancestral Hall (not open to public) - just to the northwest of the Hung Shing Temple.
9) Kam Tin Tree House (natural landmark) - 2 minute walk north of the Tang Ching Lok Ancestral Hall
10) Tin Hau Temple (open to public) - on the eastern side of the village ponds just to the northeast of the Kam Tin Tree House.
Note: You can also visit the important walled village called Kat Hing Wai at Kam Tin while you are in the area. It is situated along Kam Tin Road basically around half way between the Yi Tat Study Hall and the Kam Sheung Road MTR Station. This makes for a convenient add-on to exploring the Shui Tau Tsuen village.
Note: If you want to start in the south, you can walk north from the Kam Sheung Road MTR Station around 12-15 minutes where you will begin to encounter the Shui Tau Tsuen heritage attractions. From the north end of the village just outside the Tin Hau Temple, there is a mini bus stop for route 601 (from Yuen Long) or 601B to/from the Kam Sheung Road MTR Station. Alternatively, take the mini bus from the MTR Station directly to the north end of the villages and visit the sights listed above in reverse order.
In the end, the heritage attractions at Shui Tau are interesting to see if you are a history buff and have a liking for old Chinese buildings and architecture. However, from a sightseeing perspective, it is quite undeveloped and less informative compared to what you can find with the Ping Shan Heritage Trail (Yuen Long) and the Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail (Fanling). Probably best to start with one fo these two if it is your first go round. However, if you've done them both already and want to see more of the old Tang Clan villages and heritage buildings, Shui Tau is a good next stop.
撰写日期:2022年12月11日
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kimnowitzki
香港2,992 条分享
2017年9月 • 独自旅游
水頭村位於錦田公路, 比較接近線上路站, 是香港新界其中一個村落。
遊客想看香港早期圍村的話可以來這裡。
遊客想看香港早期圍村的話可以來這裡。
撰写日期:2017年10月10日
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うどんくん
日本港区1,684 条分享
2017年10月 • 独自旅游
錦田吉慶圍から徒歩30分という表示があり、観光で迷いながら歩いて40~50分くらい、元朗からミニバスでアクセスできるというなかなか辺鄙な場所です。
二帝書院を初めとした歴史的建造物が保存されていて、伝統的なお堂や学校など歴史に触れられるのと、のどかな村にある大きなガジュマルの樹や地元のおじさんが釣りをしている池などを眺めることができます。
村の中に観光スポットが溶け込んでいるのでGPSマップを頼りに行かないと入るのとを躊躇してしまうような場所に観光スポットがあります。
二帝書院を初めとした歴史的建造物が保存されていて、伝統的なお堂や学校など歴史に触れられるのと、のどかな村にある大きなガジュマルの樹や地元のおじさんが釣りをしている池などを眺めることができます。
村の中に観光スポットが溶け込んでいるのでGPSマップを頼りに行かないと入るのとを躊躇してしまうような場所に観光スポットがあります。
撰写日期:2017年10月9日
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TAIN2013
沙特阿拉伯利雅德2,877 条分享
2015年9月 • 独自旅游
Located in the Kam Tin area in the New Territories, the Shui Tau Tsuen or Water Head Village gets its name from being upriver of the nearby Shui Mei Tsuen (Water Trail Village).
The village was established by the Tang clan and is one of the oldest villages in Hong Kong. It contains several temples and historical buildings like the Yi Tai Study hall, Tang Kwong U Ancestral hall and the Chueng Chun Yuen study hall dedicated to study of martial arts. The village is home to several declared monuments and historical buildings.
Being in the New Territories, the village has escaped the modernization of Hong Kong and Kowloon and provides an escape from the city crowds and a glimpse into the traditional Chinese lifestyle.
Worth a visit if you are interested in traditional Chinese lifestyle, want to see something different or just want to escape the crowds of Hong Kong.
The village was established by the Tang clan and is one of the oldest villages in Hong Kong. It contains several temples and historical buildings like the Yi Tai Study hall, Tang Kwong U Ancestral hall and the Chueng Chun Yuen study hall dedicated to study of martial arts. The village is home to several declared monuments and historical buildings.
Being in the New Territories, the village has escaped the modernization of Hong Kong and Kowloon and provides an escape from the city crowds and a glimpse into the traditional Chinese lifestyle.
Worth a visit if you are interested in traditional Chinese lifestyle, want to see something different or just want to escape the crowds of Hong Kong.
撰写日期:2016年8月30日
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- 水头村附近的酒店:
- (10.04 公里)深圳福田香格里拉
- (9.68 公里)深圳星河丽思卡尔顿酒店
- (9.68 公里)深圳四季酒店
- (10.05 公里)荃湾西如心酒店
- (11.33 公里)深圳香格里拉大酒店
- 水头村附近的餐厅:
- (0.58 公里)CoHee Studio
- (2.77 公里)大滚友火锅 (元朗)
- (3.82 公里)b+bc Cafe
- (0.78 公里)Hola
- (0.84 公里)稻坊