All year ·08:30 - 17:00 (Last entry: 16:30)





Tujia Folk Customs Park
Packages
Tickets

- Adult ticket: Adults aged 18-59
- Concessionary tickets: Minors aged 1.2 meters or above up to 17 years old or younger; full-time undergraduate students or below aged 18 to 24; seniors aged 60 to 69; active military personnel; retired military cadres; direct relatives of martyrs; individuals holding a "Certificate for Receiving Minimum Living Allowance for Urban and Rural Residents" issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. All must present a Chinese mainland ID card and relevant supporting documents.
- 【Kind reminder】: Scenic area guides are not included. Free guides will be arranged at the scenic area entrance every 10 minutes or when a certain number of people is reached. You can follow them for a tour, or explore on your own if not needed.
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- You need to collect and use your ticket with the "contact person's mobile number + name provided at the time of booking".
- Zhangjiajie Tujia Folk Park scenic area ticket window: directly provide the name and contact information of the person who made the reservation.
Reviews
Guide
Tujia Folk Customs Park is located in the urban area of Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province, and is a brilliant cultural pearl that complements Zhangjiajie's natural landscapes. Built on the foundation of local Tusi castles in Xiangxi, it offers visitors a chance to experience the style of Tujia villages and the wonderful Tujia folk customs. While visiting, there is also an opportunity to watch the ancient Maogusi Dance of the Tujia people. The traditional Maogusi Dance is usually performed before the Baishou Dance during festivals. Before the entire dance begins, sacrifices are made to the Tujia King, and sacrificial songs are sung to pray for blessings and good fortune.
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Tujia Folk Customs Park is located in the urban area of Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province, and is a brilliant cultural pearl that complements Zhangjiajie's natural landscapes. Built on the foundation of local Tusi castles in Xiangxi, it offers visitors a chance to experience the style of Tujia villages and the wonderful Tujia folk customs. While visiting, there is also an opportunity to watch the ancient Maogusi Dance of the Tujia people. The traditional Maogusi Dance is usually performed before the Baishou Dance during festivals. Before the entire dance begins, sacrifices are made to the Tujia King, and sacrificial songs are sung to pray for blessings and good fortune.