Chiyou Jiuli City
蚩尤九黎城
A Miao cultural complex on the left bank of the Wu River, where the Jiuli Palace, Nine Gates and stilt houses are impressive and the night lighting is dazzling.
Chiyou Jiuli City is a large-scale themed complex in an ancient style, built on the left bank of the Wu River between the old and new urban districts of Pengshui. Its theme is Chiyou, the ancestor of the Miao people. It is said to be the largest Miao cultural architectural complex in China, with nine gates, the Jiuli Palace, the Jiuli God Pillar, the Yu Emperor Palace and many stilt houses. Exhibits cover Miao clothing, silver jewelry and history and culture. The night light show and river views are very photogenic, and during festivals there are Miao song-and-dance performances and long-table banquets. A taxi from the county town takes about 10 minutes. It is best to enter in the late afternoon and spend about 2 hours seeing the sights and the night views. Ticket prices vary, so check on site.
Opening hours
Approx. 09:00–22:00