Tulou Inns​

Experience heritage, local food and countryside life in a restored Tulou near Zhanghzou, China.​

About Us – Tulou Inns at Ri Sheng Lou

Timeless Heritage. Modern Soul.

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Ri Sheng Lou:

The Story and Renewal of a Nearly 200-Year-Old Tulou

Ri Sheng Lou is a Fujian Tulou belonging to the Liang clan, situated by the North Creek of the Jiulong River in Shuangxi Village, Nangang Town, Zhangzhou, Fujian. Constructed during the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty, around 1835, it is approximately 190 years old. Among the more than 30,000 existing earth buildings in Longyan and Zhangzhou, it is one of the few named “Ri Sheng Lou” that is well-preserved and has been genuinely “revitalized” through adaptive reuse.

Choose Your Way to Experience Tulou Inns 选择你的土楼旅行方式

Whether you are here for a cultural stay, a family heritage journey, or a slower rhythm of life in Fujian, Tulou Inns offers more than a room. It is a place to live inside history, reconnect with culture, and experience the warmth of local life. 无论你是想住进一座历史土楼，回到福建寻找家族记忆，还是在乡村慢下来生活几天，Tulou Inns 都不只是一个住宿地点，而是一段可以亲身进入的福建文化体验。

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Stay in a Historic Tulou 住进历史土楼

Spend the night inside a restored, nearly 200-year-old Fujian Tulou, with comfortable rooms, local dining, and the quiet atmosphere of village life near Zhangzhou. 入住一座翻新后的近200年福建土楼，在舒适客房、地方餐饮和漳州乡村的安静氛围中，感受真正的土楼生活。

Heritage & Roots Journeys 寻根与家族文化之旅

Designed for overseas Chinese families returning to Fujian, this journey connects ancestral memory, family visits, local culture, and meaningful travel in one carefully arranged experience. 为海外华人家庭特别设计，将回乡探亲、祖籍记忆、福建文化和家庭旅行结合起来，让一次回福建的旅程更有意义。

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Slow Living in Fujian 福建慢生活长住

Stay for 10 to 30 days and enjoy a gentler pace of life through local food, tea, countryside walks, cultural activities, and the peaceful rhythm of a historic Tulou. 适合停留10至30天的客人，在土楼里享受地方饮食、喝茶、乡村散步、文化体验和更从容的生活节奏。

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Amenities​

Comprehensive Facilities & Services

bar
Home Brewery​
home cafe
Coffee Bar​
restaurant
Restaurant​
car rental
Room Service​
reception
24×7 Reception​
car rental
Car Rental​
hair dryer
Hair Dryer​
wifi
Secure Wi-Fi​

Room​

Restaurant

Breakfast​

BBQ

Meeting Room

Tea Lounge​

In-house Bar​

Chess & Card Room

Packages​

Stay in the Tulou
$ 99 / Night​

Single Room​

A cozy and peaceful retreat tailored for the solo traveler, blending historic charm with modern comfort.

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$ 129 / Night​

Executive Suite​

An expansive, premium suite offering upgraded luxury, refined design, and the finest views of the inner courtyard.

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$ 99/ Night​

Double Room​

A spacious and inviting sanctuary, perfect for couples or friends to share a unique cultural stay.

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$ 159/ Night​

Duplex Suite​

Ideal for families seeking an immersive architectural experience.

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Tulou – The Unique Earthen Architecture of Fujian

Tulou, literally meaning “earthen building,” is a remarkable traditional Chinese structure found predominantly in the mountainous regions of Fujian Province. Built by the Hakka people centuries ago, these large, fortified communal dwellings are both practical and culturally rich, designed to house multiple families under one roof.

Architectural Marvel

Tulou are typically circular or rectangular in shape, with thick rammed earth walls that provide natural insulation and protection. Some walls reach up to three feet thick, making the buildings highly durable against storms and even attacks in ancient times. The structures are often several stories tall, with rooms arranged around a central courtyard, creating a self-contained community that promotes safety, privacy, and social cohesion.

Cultural Significance

More than just architecture, Tulou represent the Hakka way of life. Families living within a Tulou share common spaces, such as kitchens, wells, and communal halls, fostering close-knit relationships. The buildings reflect Hakka values of unity, cooperation, and resilience, while also serving as a living museum of traditional Chinese customs, decorations, and ancestral heritage.

Visiting a Tulou

Exploring a Tulou offers more than just sightseeing; it is an immersive journey into Hakka culture. Visitors can admire the intricate wooden carvings, experience the communal lifestyle, and even stay overnight in converted rooms, gaining an authentic taste of life in these iconic earthen fortresses.