[2025 Chengmai Attraction] Travel Guide for Luoyi Ancient Village (Updated Mar)

⛰【Attraction Guide】 📍Detailed address: Luoyi Village, Laocheng Town, Chengmai County, Hainan Province 🚗Transportation: 28 km southwest of Chengmai County, no public transportation available, it is recommended to navigate to Luoyi Ancient Village and drive there. 🕙Opening hours: All day 💰Ticket price: Free 🌟Highlights: Luoyi Ancient Village Zhonglie Temple was built in memory of Li Fupi, the grandson of Li Wenying, the ancestor of the Li family. Li Fupi inherited his brother's position as a thousand-household general in the Yuan Dynasty. Zhonglie Temple was first built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and was later destroyed. It was rebuilt in 2015. 📌Tips: 1. You can park at the village committee, there is a free parking lot. 2. There is no dining place in the village, you can dine at Bailian Market and taste the local delicacy Bailian Goose.

⛰【Attractions Guide】 📍Detailed address: Luoyi Village, Laocheng Town, Chengmai County, Hainan Province 🚗Transportation Guide: 28 kilometers southwest of Chengmai County, public transportation is not available, it is recommended to navigate to Luoyi Ancient Village and drive there. 🕙Opening hours: All day 💰Ticket price: Free 🌟Highlights: Luoyi Village was originally named Tangyi Village. It was built during the Baoyou period of the Southern Song Dynasty. It was an ancient post station on Hainan Island. There are still historical relics from different dynasties, such as the ancient post road ruins, ancient wells, archways, stone houses built with volcanic stones, the Martyrs' Shrine, and the Li Clan Ancestral Hall. Luoyi Village is a key cultural relic protection unit in Hainan Province and the third batch of traditional Chinese villages. Luoyi Village is a town of longevity. 📌Tips: 1. You can park at the village committee, there is free parking. 2. There is no dining place in the village, but you can dine at Bailian Market and taste the local specialty, Bailian goose.

🌟🌟🌟 Highlights: 🔥 Luo Yi Village is located in Bailian District, Laocheng Town, Chengmai County, Hainan Province. It was built in the Southern Song Dynasty and has a history of more than 800 years. It was an ancient post station on the west line of Hainan Island, a historical and cultural ancient village in Hainan Province, and a longevity town in Chengmai County. ⭐️ Luo Yi Ancient Village still retains the archway of the Ming Dynasty, the ancestral hall of the Qing Dynasty, and the volcanic stone houses, ancient roads, and old wells built around the Sun, Moon, and Star Lakes. The most representative ancient building is the Li Ancestral Hall, which was built in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. 💫 Luo Yi Ancient Village has a typical street layout, with many well-preserved architectural heritage and historical and cultural sites. The main attractions include the Li Ancestral Hall, Buchen Archway, Jie Xiao Archway, Wen Kui Archway, Post Station, Post Road, Stone Street, Stone Well, Le Dao Archway, and Yong Dao Tower. Its layout and architectural art are considered the best of ancient and modern island villages. ☄️ In addition, Luo Yi Ancient Village is a place of cultural gathering. Many literati and talented people have emerged in history. During the New Democratic Revolution, the War of Resistance Against Japan, and the War of Liberation, many revolutionary talents emerged, making important contributions to the victory of the revolution on Hainan Island. It is a famous revolutionary base and red cradle in Hainan Province. 💥 Walking in the alleys of the ancient village, the tranquility and peace make people calm and composed, with a peaceful mind. On the stone roads, by the ancient wells, and in front of the stone tablets, you can deeply feel the artistic charm and humanistic feelings that transcend time and space... ☀️ Free admission 🎟️ 🌤️ Tour time: half a day 🌈 The ancient village is simple, with honest folk customs, and no commercial atmosphere or pollution. Those who like rural scenery, history and culture, and a leisurely lifestyle can visit.

The houses in this ancient village are built with volcanic rocks, while in our inland areas, houses are generally made of rammed earth. Due to the geographical characteristics of Hainan, where volcanoes are prevalent, there is an abundance of volcanic rocks. The villagers used local materials when they first built the village. The natural materials and the surrounding lush greenery are in perfect harmony. Most of the residents have moved out of the stone houses, but there are still residents living in the village, raising geese, chickens, and sheep. There is still a sense of life here. There are also ancient post station ruins in the village, and it is said that Su Dongpo once passed by and stayed here briefly. There are also ancient pagodas from the Ming and Qing dynasties, but they have been destroyed, and what we see now are reconstructions. It's a very beautiful village. Walking around the village at random, you feel that everywhere is a scene. Not many people during the National Day holiday.

Luoyi Village, a natural village under the jurisdiction of Bailian District, Laocheng Town, Chengmai County, Hainan Province, is a traditional Chinese village. It was called 'Tangyi' in ancient times and later renamed 'Luoyi'. The village covers an area of 10 square kilometers. Luoyi Village was established in the fourth year of Baoyou in the Southern Song Dynasty (1256), and was a post station on the west line of Hainan Island in ancient times, a historical and cultural village in Hainan Province, and a longevity town in Chengmai County. Luoyi Village retains the archway of the Ming Dynasty, the ancestral hall of the Qing Dynasty, the volcanic stone houses built around the sun, moon, and star ponds, the ancient roads, and old wells. The layout of the streets and alleys in Luoyi Village is typical, with concentrated distribution of architectural heritage and historical and cultural relics, of considerable scale and good appearance, and rich historical and cultural resources in the surrounding area. In the fourth year of Baoyou in the Southern Song Dynasty (1256), the villagers of the Wu and Chen families gathered to form a village, named 'Tangyi Village'. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1398), due to the 'surrounding peaks, the post station is here', the knowledgeable people in the village changed the village name to 'Luoyi'. The 'Li Clan Genealogy' records: 'Luo is the surrounding peaks; Yi is the horse public opened Qiong post station, hence the village name'. In the Qing Dynasty, Luoyi Village was once called 'Luoyi', and soon after it was restored to the name 'Luoyi'.