Tianlong Tunpu is one of the earliest and most famous Tunpu (fortified villages) developed in Guizhou. It is known as a living fossil of the Ming Dynasty. A Han ethnic group, the Tunpu people, reside here. Their ancestors were soldiers relocated from the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, thus preserving the cultural customs of the Ming Dynasty.
Although Tiantai Mountain is not high, it is steep and is a key national protected cultural relic. The architectural style of Tiantai Mountain is unique. It was initially built with a strong military nature, but over time, the military nature gradually faded, forming a sacred place of incense for Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. Climbing to the top of the mountain, you will experience the panoramic view of Tiantai and the vitality of the surrounding peaks. There are also more than 3,000 species of plants, with vines providing shade and sacred camphor trees reaching the sky.
Jiuzhou Ancient Town
It is the only provincial-level model small town in the province, and has also been awarded the titles of China Historical and Cultural Town and Provincial Green Low-Carbon Small Town. Located by the Xing River outside the ancient town, the land is fertile and rich in products, earning it the nickname 'Little Jiangnan'.
Yunfeng Eight Villages Tunpu
This area is home to more than 40 well-preserved Ming Dynasty Tunpu villages, forming a cluster of Tunpu cultural villages that has been listed as a Guinness World Record. Spanning 11 square kilometers of lush green mountains and clear waters, the eight villages are orderly distributed and densely packed, making it a masterpiece of military defense systems. Each village is built with village walls and watchtowers, and the stone-walled Jiangnan-style courtyard houses are neatly arranged, with interconnected alleys bustling with people. Scholars have referred to it as 'the last fortress of the cold weapon era.'
Longgong Scenic Area
Located in the southern suburbs of Anshun City, Guizhou Province, adjacent to the Huangguoshu Scenic Area. It mainly features underground river caves, combining various karst geological landscapes such as dry caves, canyons, waterfalls, peak forests, cliffs, streams, and stone forests, making it a unique wonder in central Guizhou.
Shitouzhai Village
The stone houses in Shitouzhai are very distinctive. From large houses and small bridges to household appliances, everything is made of stone, making it a typical stone kingdom. Surrounded by mountains, the village also features fields, ravines, trees, and clear rivers.
