Secret Congjiang · Ethnic Corridor

The last gun-wielding tribe in China, where men retain ancient customs such as sickle haircuts and tree burials. The village is full of towering ancient trees and grain drying racks, and you can watch unique Miao customs such as gun salutes to welcome guests and lusheng dances.

The birthplace of the Dong Grand Chorus, known as the "Ocean of Songs". The village is built against mountains and rivers with drum towers standing tall. Villagers have passed down multi-part a cappella singing from generation to generation, which was inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009.

A theme park showcasing the cultures of Miao, Dong, Yao and other ethnic groups in Congjiang. Through physical exhibits, scene restoration and living performances, it comprehensively presents the cultural landscape of multi-ethnic coexistence and prosperity.

A globally important agricultural cultural heritage site. The terraced fields stretch 25 kilometers undulating with the mountain terrain, like silver belts in spring, green waves in summer, golden towers in autumn, and jade mirrors in winter. The core area is dotted with primitive villages such as Dangniu, Jiaye and Jiache.

The hometown of Yao herbal bath, where the traditional Yao herbal bath is well preserved. Every household has a medicinal bath barrel. Villagers are proficient in the pharmacology of hundreds of herbs, and their medicinal bath formula is included in the national intangible cultural heritage list.

A mysterious village with unique birth culture, maintaining an almost constant population for hundreds of years. Village regulations control childbirth, with the unique legend of "Huanhuacao" (gender-changing herb), known as "China's No.1 Village of Birth Culture".