Enshi Tusi City

Enshi Tusi City is located within Enshi Prefecture, covering an area of over 300 acres. The main attractions include core buildings such as Mo Chong Tower, Lin Jun Temple, Jiu Jin Hall, Tusi Opera Tower, and Taiyang Fortress; characteristic structures like the Wind and Rain Bridge, Tingtao Tea House, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Miao Pavilion, City Wall, and Fenghuo Platform; and unique landscapes like murals, stone carvings, and exotic rocks. It is the largest in scale, most magnificent in engineering, most unique in style, and most beautiful in landscape among the Tusi cultural landmark projects nationwide, earning the reputation of the 'First Tujia City in China'. Currently, Enshi Tusi City is a national 4A-level tourist attraction and has become a focal point for the display of Tusi culture, a model for ethnic unity, and a new highlight for Enshi's cultural tourism.

Dear travelers, are you ready to unveil the mystery of Enshi Tusi City? 💫✨ Not only does it have a rich historical and cultural heritage, but also magnificent natural scenery, waiting for you to explore. 👣 📍Address: Within the territory of Tunbao Township and Banqiao Town, Enshi City, Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province 🚗Transportation: There are direct buses to the scenic area in Enshi City, or you can choose to charter a car or self-drive, which is convenient and safe. Accommodation: There are many characteristic homestays and hotels near the scenic area, providing a wealth of services and facilities to add comfort to your journey. 👍 Tour guide: 1️⃣In the morning🕗, you can first visit the core area of Tusi culture - Tusi Mansion, to understand the Tusi culture and feel the wisdom of the ancients. 👏 2️⃣Then you can explore the unique Tusi city wall, which was once the military fortress of the Tusi dynasty. The spectacular historical relics make people sigh at the passage of time. 3️⃣For lunch, you can taste Enshi's special delicacies, such as hot and sour noodles, cured meat, etc., to replenish energy for the next journey. 🍽️ 4️⃣In the afternoon, you can visit the Tusi Grand Theater to enjoy the wonderful ethnic song and dance performances and feel the cultural charm of the Tujia people. 💃🕺 5️⃣In the evening, you can stroll in the scenic area, enjoy the beautiful scenery under the sunset, and feel the peaceful and peaceful atmosphere. 🌙 ⚠️Tips: In order to better protect cultural heritage, some areas in the scenic area need to be quiet, no noise and littering. At the same time, bring sun protection and mosquito repellent. Come to Enshi Tusi City, appreciate the elegance of thousands of years of history, and feel the magnificence of nature. 🌸🌿 An unforgettable journey awaits you, come and join!

Enshi Tusi City, located in Enshi City, Hubei Province, is the only one in China with the largest scale, grand engineering, unique style, and beautiful landscape as a symbol of Tusi culture. Enshi Tusi City was built in the Song Dynasty and was once the mansion of the Tusi nobles. The Tusi system was the ruling system of the ancient central dynasty over minority areas, and Enshi Tusi City is a witness to this system. The architectural style of Enshi Tusi City is unique, integrating the architectural styles of ethnic minorities such as the Tujia and Miao. The buildings in the city are mostly made of stone, with exquisite carvings and great artistic value, reflecting the rich and unique architectural art of the Tujia people. Enshi Tusi City is not only a witness to history, but also a heritage of culture. Here, you can feel the strong Tusi folk culture. The performance team in the city often presents Tujia song and dance performances for tourists, allowing people to appreciate the enthusiasm and vitality of the Tujia people. of old Guangdong tour Hubei

Overall, Enshi Tusi City is a modern newly constructed complex of ancient-style buildings, which feels more like a park than a scenic spot. First, there is the grand ancient-style gate of the scenic area, where you can check in and take photos. Unfortunately, not only is the gate crowded with people coming and going, but there are also many cars parked, which is a pity. Next, there are small bridges over flowing water, similar to those in ordinary parks, and a theater is under construction on the road (there should be song and dance performances in the future, perhaps the scenic area also realizes that there is too little content). Then you will pass by the Linjun Temple - a temple for worshipping the ancient leaders of the Tujia people (climbing many stairs only to find it's exactly the same as in the Enshi State Museum). Finally, you arrive at the core part of the scenic area - the Jiujin Hall. The exterior of Jiujin Hall is surrounded by red walls and black tiles in the style of ancestral halls, with a magnificent design and two fierce-looking statues on each side. There are also sculptures commonly seen in ancient tombs called 'women opening doors,' the meaning of which is unclear. Inside Jiujin Hall is a wooden Tujia stilt house, resembling a castle, with a grand scale and a height of dozens of meters. From the highest point, you can overlook the entire Jiujin Hall. The architectural structure here is exquisite, with white walls and black tiles arranged in a harmonious pattern. It is a replica of an ancient Tusi mansion and is the only part of the scenic area that I think is worth the price of admission.