【New Attraction】Zhangjiajie 72 Marvelous Towers

The 72 Marvelous Towers has created the world's largest Tujia architectural complex, integrating over 20 experiences including intangible cultural heritage performances, high-altitude plank walks, and nighttime light shows. With an annual visitor count of 3 million, it has become a new cultural tourism landmark in Zhangjiajie. 1. Architectural Innovation: The world's tallest stilted building and the pinnacle of ethnic architectural art, the 72 Marvelous Towers stands at 109.9 meters, making it the "world's tallest stilted-style building." Its main structure consists of 18 authentic Western Hunan stilted buildings, using the "restore the old with old materials, repair the ancient to revive history" approach to recreate the mysterious legend of Western Hunan's "Nine Bows, Eighteen Villages, and 72 Marvelous Towers." 2. The project covers 130 acres, achieving high efficiency through intensive spatial layout (such as three-dimensional commercial blocks), with visitor capacity per unit area far exceeding traditional scenic spots. Modern Expression of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Folklore: 3. The scenic area regularly hosts Tujia ethnic performances such as song and dance, rice cake pounding, and torch festivals, incorporating modern artistic forms. For example, the nighttime light show combines Tujia totems with modern lighting technology to create a "brilliantly lit city that never sleeps." 4. The core section, the "360° Immersive Live-Action Performance Block," includes scenes like the Republic of China Movie Street and Welcome Square. Through performances such as "Ten Miles of Foreign Attire" and "Choosing a Bride in the Embroidery Tower," combining live actors with holographic projection technology, visitors are transported to different historical periods. 5. 7D Holographic Imaging Technology: Utilizing the world's latest holographic projection technology, 72 themed light shows are displayed on the exterior of the stilted buildings. The lighting design fully considers the upturned eaves and spatial layers of the architecture, such as simulating the "Heavenly Gate Opening" scene from Tujia mythology, with dynamic lighting, music, and mist effects creating a multi-dimensional sensory experience.