Tianlong Tunpu-Being in the downtown area is not surprising.

Tianlong Tunpu is located in a street in Pingba District, Anshun City. It's very lively around, so to speak, it's downtown. Admission to the scenic spot is 35 yuan/person, and parking at the gate is free. The street from the ticket office to the entrance of the scenic spot is filled with all kinds of stalls, some selling agricultural special products, some selling all kinds of strange stones, and some selling fortune tellers, which has reflected the commercialization of tunbao in the city center.

The "Tianlong Tunpu" archway at the entrance is very eye-catching, and many tourists will take photos here as a souvenir to show their visit.

There are many similarities between Tianlong Tunpu and Yunfeng Tunpu. They are also a distinctive Han group-Tunpu people, where Zhu Yuanzhang stationed troops more than 600 years ago. Today's Tunpu people are descendants of scholars who migrated from the mainland hundreds of years ago. For more than 600 years, they still retain and inherit the life customs and cultural customs of the Ming Dynasty.

Tunpu people's word Tunpu is actually two concepts-"Tunpu" refers to the military camp, the place where the army sends letters and receives officials and their families, and "Fort" refers to the place where businessmen and ordinary people live. There you can see the bunker groups and towering bunkers, which build strong bunkers.

Like Yunfeng Tunpu, Tunpu's architecture also follows the architectural form of Stone Village with the charm of water town in the south of the Yangtze River, with stones as roads, houses and roofs. A stream passes through the village, but the stream is no longer clear. The same is true of clothes. People wearing big breasts, wide sleeves and blue robes can be seen everywhere in Tunpu, but most of them are elderly people. Clothes have been circulated for hundreds of years, but years have left traces on them. Except for the elderly and tour guides, there are almost no young people wearing their ancient costumes, which also shows the homogenization of the tunpu with the outside world after its discovery.

In addition to residential areas, Tunpu also has Shen Wansan's former residence, Shen Wansan Temple and Sanjiao Temple for everyone to visit and worship. Yes, the famous Shen Wansan is said to have offended Zhu Yuanzhang before being sent here. Shen Wansan's former residence is not big, even very small, which is far from my impression of the richest man. Shen Wansan Temple is also called the Temple of Wealth. Many people who go there will burn incense to worship in order to get a "rich and auspicious" luck, but don't light any lights at will, you have to pay.

There is also a martial arts hall, which will perform Tunpu local operas on the hour. Tunpu local operas are free of charge. The story of Erlang God was played that day, but I forgot the title because I couldn't understand it. The performance lasted less than 65,438+00 minutes, but everyone was in high spirits. After the end, everyone still couldn't bear to leave (or maybe they complained about the length of the performance).

Sanjiao Temple is a small temple integrating Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. Now it is also the office of the Association for the Aged. Of course, lighting is not free.

The only disadvantage of Tianlong Tunpu is that it is too commercialized, but its development is inevitable.