Zhuokeji Tusi Official Manor Cultural Tourism Scenic Area.

Zhuokeji Tusi Official Manor Cultural Tourism Scenic Area|||Zhuokeji Tusi Official Manor Cultural Tourism Scenic Area is located on the beautiful northwest plateau of Sichuan, at the intersection of National Highway 317 and Provincial Highway 210, in Maerkang City, and is an important node on the Tibetan-Qiang-Yi Cultural Corridor. The tourist area has famous tourist attractions such as Zhuokeji Tusi Official Manor, the Red Army Long March Memorial Hall, Xisuo Folk House, and Jiarong Chongkang Street, which contain Tusi culture, Buddhist culture, architectural culture, folk culture, and red culture, with distinct ethnic characteristics. Among them, Zhuokeji Tusi Official Manor integrates the exquisite architectural art of the Tibetan and Han nationalities and is known as "a pearl in the history of Oriental architecture." During the Long March of the Red Army, Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Zhu De, and others led the Red Army to rest in the manor for a week, carrying out expansion, food preparation, and propaganda work. Zhuokeji Tusi Official Manor was built in 1286, destroyed by fire in 1936, and rebuilt on the original site in 1938 by the 16th Tusi Suo Guanying. Zhuokeji is a transliteration of the Tibetan language, meaning the top and supreme. "Tu" is the local aboriginal people, and "Si" is the official position. Tusi was the highest ruler of the region, holding political, economic, and military power. The manor covers a total area of 5,400 square meters, imitating the Han-style quadrangle courtyard. The main house in the north is a fake six-story building, the east and west wing rooms are five stories, and the middle is a patio, with a total of 63 large and small rooms, composed of walls, high towers, screen walls, prisons, and the main building of the manor. Zhuokeji Tusi Official Manor integrates the exquisite architectural essence of the Tibetan and Han nationalities and was praised by the famous American writer Salisbury as "a pearl in the history of Oriental architecture." The manor tells visitors about its architectural features and people's life stories during the Tusi period, introduces the history and character stories of Tusi, explains the Tusi system, reproduces the life of Tusi, displays the folk culture of the Jiarong Tibetan people, and reveals the mystery of Tibetan Buddhism. Every corner of the manor retains a piece of history, every exhibition room tells a story, and every exhibition hall presents a picture. Zhuokeji Tusi Official Manor is also the story prototype of "Dust Settled" and the location of the TV series.