Enshi Tusi City Scenic Spot Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
The Tusi system in the Enshi Tujia area started from the Yuan Dynasty and ended with the "return to local rule" in the 13th year of Yongzheng's reign in the Qing Dynasty. It lasted for more than 450 years during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Enshi Tusi City is the only one with the largest scale, the most magnificent construction, and the largest scale in the country. The most unique style and the most beautiful landscape is a landmark project of Tusi culture in the Tujia area.Attractions distribution:
Enshi Tusi City is located in the northwest of Enshi City, covering an area of more than 300 acres, including the gate tower, Tusi Palace - Jiujin Hall, city wall, Linjun Temple, school field, bell tower, drum tower, Baiyuan Garden, Dong Fengyu Bridge, and Tujia folk houses There are more than 30 scenic spots in 12 scenic spots, including the White Tiger Statue, Crouching Tiger Iron Bridge, Tingtao Tea House, and National Art Garden.Scenic spot qualifications:
National 4A-level scenic spotScenic spot features:
Photography, sightseeing, leisure, vacation, folk tourism, cultural tourism, historical tourism, historic buildingsScenic spot map:
Transportation
Scenic spot location:
China>Hubei Province>Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture>Enshi City
How to get there:
Bus: Take bus No. 5 or 17 in the city and get off at Tusi City Station.
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Tusi City ticket price:
50 yuan/person
Scenic area opening hours:
9:00-17:00
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
Play: Sipping wine is an ancient and unique cultural phenomenon of the Tujia people in Enshi Prefecture. It is often used to entertain guests at banquets or during work breaks in the fields. When sucking, "first one person sucks, which is called opening the altar, and then each other takes turns sucking." This is the Tujia's way of coordinating interpersonal relationships during drinking.
Festival: The Tujia people celebrate the New Year one day earlier than the Han people, which is called "crossing the New Year". In addition, April 18th and June 6th are major festivals. Dragon robes are dried on June 6th, and every family takes out the good fabrics to dry them. On this day, glutinous rice is also steamed and a cow is slaughtered. The Bodhisattva Bodhisattva is worshiped in the Wai Shou Hall. After the sacrifice, the whole village gathers to eat together.
Best time to visit:
May → October
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