Longshi Ancestral Hall, Governor Long Yun's family shrine outside town
Bojiwan village, Yongfeng town, Zhaoyang District
Long Yun, a Yi man from Zhaotong who governed Yunnan for 18 years from 1928, built this family shrine between 1930 and 1942. Three courtyards lead to a glazed-tile main hall hung with plaques from Republican-era leaders. Around it are a residence, a granary, a watchtower, a crescent pond, a moat and even a tennis court. The building mixes Qing official architecture with European-style gates and fireplaces and touches of Jiangnan building style, and it has been a national heritage site since 2013.
What locals sayMost visitors are struck by how much Western design went into a Chinese family shrine.
- Time
- 1–1.5 hours
- In Chinese
- 龙氏家祠
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Based on what locals and regular visitors share, checked against current sources · Updated September 2026. Details change — check opening times locally.
