Lutusi Yamen

It’s not the first time I have played here, and I feel different every time.

This is the second time I have been here. It is very inconvenient to park on a narrow street in Liancheng. Tickets are not expensive, but the management is not very formal. After the ticket seller sells the tickets, they press a remote control to open the sliding door. Many people who didn't buy tickets also took the opportunity to get in. The Tusi Yamen occupies a relatively large area, and there are many ancient buildings in it. Have a full understanding of the Tusi system and the life and office of the Tusi in the Ming Dynasty. The scenic spot price is good, but the service attitude of the staff here is too bad. He even said that in order to prevent the epidemic, no cash is accepted. If you think cash is dirty, you can wear a plastic bag or something. No RMB cash is accepted, but it is against national laws. And in other places, 60-year-olds are free of charge, and there is more money here.

The first time I wrote a review on Ctrip, it was dedicated to Lu Tusi Yamen. Because of the tight schedule, I hired a taxi for 150 yuan after arriving in Yongdeng County. The one-way journey from Yongdeng to the attraction takes one hour and fifteen minutes. After getting off the bus, I saw the torii of the Tusi Yamen. I didn't think it was so tall. Perhaps it was because it was a real ancient building that had not been restored, and it looked unpainted. Buy a ticket and go in, the fare is 20, the national key cultural protection, not expensive. Start from the main entrance and walk inwards. The more you go, the more surprises and surprises you get. It turns out that there is such a Tusi mansion in Lanzhou, with very high shapes and specifications. Liujin Courtyard has many original Ming and Qing ancient buildings, and exhibitions. It is a feast for the eyes. If this place is not in such a remote place but in Lanzhou In the case of the district, it is probably overwhelmed. But fortunately because it is far away, it is very well preserved. I was the only tourist during the whole visit, which is definitely recommended. This place should be publicized.

The Lu Tusi Yamen, also known as Yongdeng Tusi Mansion, located in Liancheng Yongdeng, Lanzhou, Gansu, is the former site of the Lu Tusi Yamen. It is a relatively intact palace-style ancient building complex among the many Tusi buildings on the border of Gansu and Qinghai. It is composed of three parts: Lu Tusi Yamen, Miaoyin Temple and Tusi Garden. It is a tusi yamen with the longest history, the most magnificent architecture, and the most complete preservation in my country. It has been given key assistance by UNESCO. However, due to its remote location and inconvenient transportation, it is rarely known to the outside world. Tusi Lu is a descendant of the royal family of the Yuan Dynasty. After Zhu Yuanzhang entered Beijing, Tusi Wang Tuohuan, the ancestor of the chieftain, surrendered to the Ming general Xu Da and was later named the chieftain of Liancheng. He made outstanding contributions to maintaining the stability and unity of the various ethnic groups in the west. Because of the outstanding military exploits of the third-generation chieftain Shiga, he was personally received by Emperor Yongle, and given the surname Lu and changed his name to Luxian. Later, the chieftains were named after the Han surname, so they were called "Lianchenglu Tusi".

The buildings of the Ming Dynasty have not undergone major repairs, so it is worth seeing. Transportation: 1. You can take a bus directly to Liancheng in Lanzhou, but there are fewer trains. The fare is around 30. 2. Lanzhou West Railway Station~Haishiwan~Yaojie~LianchengLanzhou West Railway Station to Haishiwan is about two hours / 25 yuan Haishiwan to Yaojie 30 minutes 5 yuan Yao Street to Liancheng 7 yuan an hour