Zhuokeji Tribe Village Cultural Scenic Area

Zhuokeji Tusi Official Village Cultural Tourism Scenic Area is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction. Its core attraction, Zhuokeji Tusi Official Village, is a national key cultural relic protection unit, originally built in 1718 and rebuilt on its original site in 1938. It is a model of Jiarong Tibetan architecture, hailed as "a pearl in the history of Oriental architecture." The scenic area combines Tusi historical culture, Jiarong Tibetan folk customs, and Red Army Long March culture. It is the prototype for the story in the literary work "Dust Settled" and preserves Red Army relics such as the former site of the Zhuokeji Conference. Adjacent to the freely accessible Xisuo Residential Complex, it is a core destination for cultural tourism in Western Sichuan.