China Ethnic Culture Park

Ethnic village park at Beitucheng: the Tibetan grand sutra hall, Dai bamboo houses, Dong drum towers and wind-and-rain bridges rebuilt in ethnic styles; scheduled song-and-dance performances in each village, with lively seasonal events (Water-Splashing Festival and more)

Visitor info

Opening hours: 08:30-17:00
Ticket: CNY 90

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

An ethnic village park at Beitucheng: buildings such as the Tibetan grand sutra hall, Dai bamboo houses, Dong drum towers and wind-and-rain bridges are rebuilt in ethnic styles; song-and-dance performances are staged on schedule in each village, and seasonal festivals (such as the Water-Splashing Festival) have a lively atmosphere. The ethnic culture museum inside has rich collections. The CNY 90 ticket includes performances; Metro Line 10 goes direct, making it a one-stop, kid-friendly way to experience many ethnic cultures.

Getting there: Metro Line 10, Beitucheng Station

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