Tianlong Tunbao is the earliest and most famous Tunbao village in Guizhou, known as the living fossil of the Ming Dynasty. The inhabitants of this village are descendants of soldiers stationed here during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, who were originally from the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions and have since preserved Ming Dynasty cultural traditions and customs.
Tiantai Mountain, though not high, has steep terrain and is a key protected cultural relic in China. The architectural style of Tiantai Mountain is unique. Initially, it was built with a strong military nature, but over time, the military nature faded, and it became a holy place for Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. Standing on the mountaintop, you can enjoy the scenery of Tiantai and the vitality of the surrounding peaks. There are also more than 3,000 types of plants there, with creepers providing shade, and camphor trees reaching for the sky.
Old State Ancient Town
It is the only provincial-level demonstration town in the province, and has been honored with the titles of China's historical and cultural famous town and provincial-level green and low-carbon small town. The ancient town is located beside the Xing River, with fertile land and abundant resources, and is known as "Little Jiangnan".
Cloud Peak Eight Village Fort
In this area, there are well-preserved more than 40 fortified villages from the Ming Dynasty, forming a cluster of fortified cultural villages, which are listed as the largest in the Guinness World Records. Occupying 11 square kilometers of beautiful mountains and green waters, the eight villages are distributed in an orderly and well-packed manner, making them a masterpiece of military defense system. Each village has a fortified wall and watchtower, and the courtyard-style houses in the Jiangnan region with stone walls are tightly packed, connected by alleyways, bustling with people, and known as the "last fortress of the Cold Weapon Era" by scholars.
Dragon Palace Scenic Area
Located in the southern suburbs of Anshun City, Guizhou Province, adjacent to Huangguoshu Scenic Area. It mainly consists of underground karst caves, including dry caves, canyons, waterfalls, peaks, cliffs, streams, and stone forests. It is a unique karst geological landscape in the central Guizhou Province.
Shi Tou Zhai Village
The stone houses in Shitouzhai are unique in design, from large bridges to household appliances, all made of stone. It is a typical stone kingdom. The village is surrounded by mountains, fields, valleys, trees, and clear rivers.
