[2025 Anshun Attraction] Travel Guide for Yunshantun Village (Updated Mar)

Anshun Tunbu is known as the "Nine Tun and Eighteen Tun", and the one that developed tourism earlier and more maturely should be Yunshan Tun. There is a shuttle bus to the scenic area near the gate. We walked up directly. It is not far, but it is all uphill. Yunshantun is a village built on the mountain [Joyful] The village is very simple, just walk along the main street. There are stone houses all along the way, and the Tunbu style is well preserved. Local people live in the village, and there is a breath of life. There are small stalls set up by local residents along the street, selling local snacks. We bought the silk candy, glutinous rice candy and bean powder candy that we had eaten when we were children from an old man’s stall [Laugh][Laugh][Laugh] (we just ate and didn’t take pictures). At noon, I went to a store called "Jinniu" and had sour soup beef hotpot. Although the taste was not amazing, the dining atmosphere and environment were still good. There will be a local opera performance in the square at 3 pm. This is the unique intangible cultural heritage of Anshun, Guizhou, and is worth seeing. Sit on the stone bench by the roadside, waiting for the performance, the sun shines on your body, the warmth of winter makes you feel extremely happy! ! ! The small stage in the square is the center of the village. Go up the path on the right where opera masks are hung, and you will see a path covered with moss and small flowers, leading to a quiet old farmhouse. On the left side of the stage is a stone path leading to Yunjiu Mountain. Halfway up the mountain there is a platform overlooking the village and its surroundings. There is Yunjiushan Temple on the top of the mountain, which was first built in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. The most unique building in the temple is the Huayan Pavilion, which is built on two huge rocks. The mountain is not very high. If you walk, stop and look around, you will have completed a relaxing trip before you know it. Yunshantun Ancient Buildings Scenic Area

Tunbao is a unique cultural phenomenon in Anshun, Guizhou, and is a product left by the Ming Dynasty to consolidate the rule of the southwestern border. Yunshan Tun is one of these historical witnesses. It was originally an ancient military village building, which combined the style of the south of the Yangtze River with local stone buildings, forming a unique "Tunbao architecture" culture. The entire village is located in the Yunjiu Mountain Canyon, with steep mountains and lush forests. Only an ancient mountain road can enter, which is a typical closed Tunbao that is easy to defend and difficult to attack. There are many towers in the village, the streets are connected, and the households are connected, showing its military fortress characteristics. Stepping into the village, a simple and vicissitudes of life came to the face. First of all, the fort wall was built along the mountain, about three feet high, with arrow slits, which could effectively resist the attack of the invaders. At present, only the dark and mottled strip stones are telling the past glory and suffering. Secondly, entering the fort, a main road paved with local bluestone extends inward, and the houses along the road are also made of stone. Some of them have collapsed in the wind and rain, and some can still see the marks of the years after renovation and maintenance. Finally, this is a well-preserved original Tunbao, and the ground is still the kind of bluestone that has been polished and polished by pedestrians. The whole village is not too big, and it takes an hour to walk around. It can only be regarded as a historical relic. There are few original residents, and most of the houses are also dilapidated and very far away.

|Yunshantun Ancient Village|It seems like a paradise on earth. Yunshantun, a quiet, primitive and quaint village Nowadays, only a small number of the original villagers still live in the village. There is an ancient temple called Yunjiu Temple built on the top of a mountain in the ancient village. You can climb to the top of the mountain and see far away... Transportation in Yunshantun, Xixiu District, Anshun City, Guizhou Province: Self-driving: Navigate to Yunshantun. There are two parking lots in Yunshantun. You can park in Tai Tuen Mun (parking lot), which can save you the trouble of climbing the mountain road. The other parking lot is in Hou Tuen Mun, where you can go up the stairs to visit; Public transportation: You can take a taxi or take the Take a small bus from Anshun to Jiuzhou Ancient Town (tell the driver to get off at Yunfeng Tunbao), and you need to walk two or three kilometers to get there; Dining: There are farmhouses, cafes and pubs in Yunshantun Ancient Village where you can rest and dine.

📍Yunshantun 🌟 It's like a story left on the top of a mountain, where you can see ancient houses dating from the Ming and Qing dynasties to the last century, with a sense of decay, many of which are no longer inhabited; 🌟 Inside the Tunbao, there is also a folk museum displaying marriage customs, as well as several restaurants and cafes; 🌟 At the foot of Yunshantun, the visitor center also has a camping site, where I saw quite a few people picnicking, playing badminton, and foraging for wild vegetables, which is quite suitable for walking with children.

A Ming Dynasty garrison that hasn't been overly commercialized | Guide to Yunshan Tun, located in Qiyanqiao Town, Xixiu District, Anshun City, Guizhou. Yunshan Tun, which was established in the early Ming Dynasty, is currently the best preserved garrison cultural village and one of the 24 "Historical and Cultural Villages of China". It encapsulates 600 years of Guizhou's changes, from prosperity to decline. The unchanging Yunshan Tun for hundreds of years has witnessed the historical changes of Anshun and even Guizhou during the Ming, Qing, and Republic of China periods. Each old-style building interprets a period of vicissitudes and legendary history. The remaining ancient houses, streets, temples, and opera buildings all show its past glory.