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Zhengying Village 郑营村

Zhengying Cun

Zheng Ying Village (郑营村) is a nationally designated historic village in Shiping County, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan, founded by Ming-dynasty garrison soldiers who settled the area more than 600 years ago.

Zhengying Village (郑营村)
Zhengying Village · 郑营村 · Source photographer · License not provided
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About Zhengying Village

The county government attributes Zheng Ying's national historic-and-cultural-village status to its well-preserved cluster of old buildings; it is also rated a national AA-grade tourist attraction. The village is laid out as three streets and nine lanes of stone-flagged lanes, with houses built as timber-and-stone, tile-roofed courtyard structures. The county government names the Chen ancestral hall, the Zheng ancestral hall, and Chen-family residences as its main sights.

What to look for

  • the Chen ancestral hall (陈氏宗祠)
  • the Zheng ancestral hall (郑氏宗祠)
  • Chen-family residences (陈氏民居)
  • the village's stone-flagged layout of three streets and nine lanes

Location & getting there

Getting to Zhengying Village

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General visit reminders

Identify the main visitor approach and any separately managed houses, museums or performances. Ask before entering residential spaces or photographing residents.

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郑营村 · 石屏县

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Sources & visit information

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