Travel Guide to Disun Miao Village in Jingzhou, Hunan

Scenic spot introduction:

Sunsun Miao Village in Jingzhou, Hunan is the birthplace of the national intangible cultural heritage and the living fossil of original multi-voice ethnic music - "Miao Song". It is an important display place of Miao song culture and one of the top ten ethnic minorities in Hunan. One of the characteristic villages. "Singing Song" is the most representative art and culture created by the Miao people who have lived deep in the mountains for a long time. The Miao singing song is also known as "a treasure in the mountains" and "a sound of nature". This kind of music evolved from the sounds of nature is quiet and distant, crisp and smart. It is the best way to feel the charm of Jingzhou Three Spades. The preserved cultural relics such as the stilted buildings of the "Huayi Miao" Tuanzhai, the ancient oil press workshop, and the ruins of the ancient school in the Miao Village not only highlight the profound culture of the Miao people, but also make people lament the importance of cultural protection. Not far away, the "Kowloon Pinnacle", known as one of the ten scenic spots in Jingzhou, fully reveals the excellent ecological environment of the Disun Miao Village.

Attractions distribution:

Disun Miao Village is located in Sanquan Township in the west of Jingzhou Miao and Dong Autonomous County, about 38 kilometers away from the county seat. In June 2014, the third episode of the popular program "Where Are We Going, Dad Season 2" was filmed here, which attracted people's attention to Disun Miao Village. Entering the village, the stilted buildings built against the mountain are the most eye-catching highlights. The ancient wells, flower streets, stone roads, ancient oil press workshops, and ancient school ruins are the focus of exploring the historical sites. The Miao Village has also successively rebuilt the mountain gate, village gate, flower bridge, drum tower, waterwheel, and pavilion, adding to the charm of the Miao Village. The surrounding Jiulongshan Tongpu Hall, Zhonglingshan Temple, and Quncun Yonglai Ancient Stele Site have greatly expanded the space for tourists to appreciate folk customs.

Scenic spot qualifications:

It is a national 3A-level scenic spot, one of the birthplaces of the national intangible cultural heritage Miao song, and one of the top ten characteristic villages of ethnic minorities.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, hiking, folk culture, traditional music, ancient villages, historic sites, mountain peaks