Xisuo Village.

Learn about the history of the Jiarong Tibetans, appreciate Jiarong Tibetan culture, and experience the charm of the Jiarong Tibetans. Zhuokeji Township Xisuo Village, a peaceful and peaceful Jiarong Tibetan village, is located 7 kilometers east of Maerkang. The entire village is built on the mountain, with a clear and clear Suomo River rushing past the village. There is a conspicuous Tusi official village opposite the village. The story prototype of A Lai's novel "Dust Settles" is based on this Tusi family and Zhuokeji Village. The Tusi official village is all built of wood. Although it has collapsed nearly half, it can still see its scale and momentum. The ruins of the broken walls and ruins have a different sense of decadence and incompleteness in the setting sun. American writer Sauls Berry praised it as "a pearl in the history of Eastern architecture" (currently under maintenance and not open). Xisuo Village was mostly the servants, merchants, and folk craftsmen of Zhuokeji Tusi during the Tusi period. After the liberation, this place was designated as the first group of Xisuo Village. The villagers who now live in the village are mostly the descendants of the original Tusi servants, merchants and craftsmen. The longest resident in the village has reproduced dozens of generations. There are many homestays, farmhouses, restaurants, bars and coffee shops in the village, which is a living history museum. Ticket information: free Other expenses: self-driving 10 yuan parking fee