Taoping Village is the world's most preserved and inhabited tower and residential building. It also has a groundwater network, a well-connected passageway and a labyrinth of architectural art.
After two or three major earthquakes, they also stand up. People who love architectural design like to come here to explore such a treasure.
There are also 90% of the movie "Killing" by Huang Wei, who is here.
Kris Yang
This time I came to Taoping Village in Li County, Sichuan Province, and I was deeply impressed by Qiang embroidery. Originally, the locals only embroidered the colorful techniques seen on the mountains. After the earthquake in 2008, they received more attention from the society. It is also the location of the movie "Killing Kill" in the movie, and you can find many scenes in the movie while walking in the stockade. I also bought the small elephant of Figure 5. It is not only good-looking but also full of good meanings.
ET.HU
This time, Taoping Village in Li County, Sichuan Province is a real show! In addition to finding the embroidered works of the two Yi nationality embroidered mothers, they also went to the Tibetan village in life and found a slight difference in the settlement of Aba. As a national intangible cultural heritage, Qiang embroidery has also lost a lot of embroidered mothers because of the great earthquake in 2008. Walking into their lives, I also hope that more tourists can understand the embroidery and embroidery, and improve the real life of the embroidered mother.
ET.HU
When you come to Bi Penggou to travel, you can check the nearby Taoping Village. Itinerary: day1
Taoping Qiang Village is located in Taoping Township, Li County, Sichuan Province. It faces south and faces the mountains. It has a strict layout. It is called the mysterious “Oriental Castle” because of its typical Yi architecture and intertwined complex channel structure. Into the Taoping Qiangzhai, it is the ancient Yi people who have thousands of years of history and simple mystery. The buildings are all built of stone, built according to the mountain, high and low undulating and scattered. There are tunnels built in the interior of the village, connected to each other in all directions, the whole stockade is connected as one, with good defense function. The tall buildings in the village are the towers, which stand tall and stand tall and stand in the village.
Interesting stockade, original taste.
Taoping Qiang Village is the world's best-preserved inhabited watchtowers and dwellings integrated into a building complex, enjoying the reputation of "natural air-conditioning". Its perfect underground water network, extending passages, and the labyrinth-like architectural art of unifying towers have been praised by scholars at home and abroad as "living fossils of Qiang architectural art" and "ancient oriental castle for fascination."
Taoping Qiang Village is a typical Qiang building. Huang Bo's movie "Killing" was shot here. It is all stone buildings with many tall towers, which are very distinctive. The Qiang people used shale schist and other materials to build the Diaolou villages. After thousands of years, they stood majestically, especially the familiar 5.12, Taoping Qiang Village was lucky to survive.
There are buildings with characteristics of the Qiang people here, with a history of thousands of years. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the scenery is pleasant. When I went there, the weather was clear, the sky was particularly blue, and the clouds were halfway up the mountain. The locals wore ethnic costumes and the things they sold were very affordable. Food, lodging and transportation were very convenient. Figs are only 5 yuan a catty, and kiwis are also 5 yuan a catty. The local characteristic Wenchuan crisp red plum is 5 yuan a catty. The scenery is good, it is recommended, interesting and fun, and the experience is very good,
Very nice attraction, not very large, but very interesting, and there are still residents living in it, so it is a living ancient stockade, the ticket is slightly expensive but it is worth it, and the explanation must be asked, otherwise you can’t understand it