When prosperity becomes the past - Kang Baiwan Manor, Northern Song Imperial Mausoleum Travelogue!

Kang Baiwan Manor, also known as Heluo Kang's, is located in Zhengzhou City, China, and was first built in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and took shape at the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty! Kang Baiwan Manor is a large-scale residential manor that has gone through the Ming, Qing, and Republic of China periods. It backs on to Mang Mountain, faces the Luo River, is built according to the mountain, has a beautiful environment, is high and overlooks, backs on the slope and faces the river, the terrain is dangerous, easy to defend and difficult to attack! Kang Baiwan Manor is stronger than Shanxi Qiao's Grand Courtyard, Wang's Grand Courtyard and other courtyards in terms of scale and the exquisite degree of architecture. It is a typical example of high-platform fortress architecture! It witnessed the rise and fall of a family's 20 generations; it also left a precious manor cultural heritage for future generations!