General Information:

Taoping Qiang Village is the world's most well-preserved architectural complex where watchtowers and residential buildings coexist, still inhabited today. Known for its "natural air conditioning," the village boasts an intricate underground water network, a labyrinth of interconnected passageways, and a unique integration of watchtowers and homes. This architectural marvel has been hailed by scholars both domestically and internationally as a "living fossil of Qiang architecture" and a "mysterious oriental fortress." It is a national key cultural heritage site and a significant attraction within the Jiuzhaigou-Huanglong tourism circuit.

Main Attractions:

Watchtowers: The iconic structures of Taoping Qiang Village, towering into the sky, serving strong defensive purposes.

Underground Passages: The village features multiple underground tunnels connecting households, designed for defense.

Qiang Culture Exhibition: The village houses a cultural exhibition hall showcasing the history, culture, and customs of the Qiang people.

Visiting Information: Opening Hours: 08:00-18:00

Ticket Price: ¥60 per person

Address: Taoping Township, alongside the Zagunao River, Li County

Transportation Guide:

From Chengdu, take a bus or hire a private car to Taoping Qiang Village, approximately a 3-hour drive.

Nearby Attractions:

Bipenggou: Located about 50 kilometers from Taoping Qiang Village, famous for its snow-capped mountains and forest scenery.

Miyaluo: Situated approximately 80 kilometers from Taoping Qiang Village, it is Sichuan's largest area for autumn foliage viewing.

Included with every escorted tour