▲ Enshi Tusi Castle, located approximately 2 kilometers from downtown Enshi City, is a landmark project showcasing the Tusi culture of the Tujia ethnic region. It is also the largest and most stylistically representative ancient-style architectural complex among the stilted buildings of the Tujia people nationwide. The Enshi Tusi Castle attraction includes multiple scenic areas such as the gate tower, Dong ethnic wind-and-rain bridge, Temple of King Linjun, drill ground, Tujia folk dwellings, Tusi King's Palace (Jiujin Hall), city walls, bell tower, drum tower, Baihua Garden, and Ethnic Art Garden, reflecting the historical origins of the Tujia people and displaying their ancient and rich folk customs. Upon entering Enshi Tusi Castle, visitors are greeted by the towering Tusi Gate Tower. Also known as the Tusi Court Gate or Watchtower, this commemorative structure demonstrates the majesty and virtues of the Tusi rulers. The architecture places great emphasis on solemn and magnificent exteriors, while its design profoundly embodies the Tujia people's philosophical concepts of space and technical craftsmanship.
▲ Enshi Tujia Daughter City combines ancient-style architecture with traditional Tujia stilted buildings, showcasing the folk customs of the Tujia ethnic group. It features hundreds of shops and charming inns, dozens of restaurants serving local specialties and delicious snacks, along with a scenic lawn, comprehensive sports center, indoor theater Daughter City Grand Theater, and a large water park.