Chibi City, Xianning, Hubei Province – the birthplace of Three Kingdoms culture, famous worldwide for the Battle of Chibi, integrating ancient battlefield sites, lake scenery, and the ancient tea-horse road. A 3-day 2-night in-depth tour includes historical culture, natural landscapes, and food experiences.
Visit the ruins of the ancient battlefield, tour the thousand-island Lushui Lake, walk on the Ming and Qing stone streets, taste the charm of brick tea, and experience the perfect blend of thousands of years of history and natural scenery
After arriving in Chibi City, head to the Three Kingdoms Chibi Ancient Battlefield, visit attractions such as the Cliff Carvings, Zhou Yu Statue, and Worship Wind Platform, watch the live performance of the Battle of Chibi, and experience the history and culture of the Three Kingdoms period.
Spend the whole day visiting Lushui Lake Scenic Area, enjoy the thousand-island scenery by boat, visit the Water Margin City Film and Television Base, experience water entertainment projects, and feel the beauty of the lake's ecology.
In the morning, visit Yangloudong Ancient Town to learn about the history of the source of the Wanli Tea Road and taste authentic green brick tea. Return to Chibi urban area at noon to buy local specialties and end the cultural tour.
A traditional famous dish of Chibi, made by removing bones from fresh fish and chopping into puree, adding egg white and starch, then steaming. It has a tender and smooth taste and is a must-have for banquets.
A representative of Chinese dark tea with a long history. The tea soup is red and thick with a mellow taste, has the effect of reducing fat and weight loss, and is sold at home and abroad.
A characteristic banquet with the theme of Three Kingdoms culture. The dishes are creatively derived from the allusions of the Three Kingdoms, combining cultural connotation and food enjoyment.
A characteristic aquatic product in the Yangtze River basin, small in size and delicious in meat. It can be fried, pickled or made into canned food, and is a characteristic aquatic product of Chibi.