Ye Tian Ancient Village is a settlement where the Li and Miao ethnic groups coexist, and it is an excellent place to experience the traditional culture of the Li and Miao. The architectural styles within the scenic area include the golden-roofed houses, boat-shaped houses, and lean-tos of the Li people, as well as the stilted buildings of the Miao. The residents here actively demonstrate the cultural customs of the Li and Miao.
Under the cool sheds, grandmothers weave Li brocade, and next to the granaries, grandfathers weave bamboo baskets. Visitors can also get up close to the Miao culture of witchcraft and taste the unique flavors of Li and Miao cuisine. There are also many grandmothers and sisters displaying handcrafted silver jewelry, which is mostly exquisite but somewhat expensive. When purchasing, it is important to choose wisely. The Li and Miao people are known for their singing and dancing. If you visit Ye Tian Ancient Village on March 3rd, the place will be even more filled with the passion of song and dance. Opening hours are from 08:00 to 17:30 all year round.Preferential policies for children: Children under 1.2 meters (not including) enter for free; children between 1.2 meters (including) and 1.4 meters (not including) pay half price. For the elderly: Seniors aged 70 and above enter for free; those aged 60 to 69 pay half price. For the disabled: Those with disability certificates (levels 1-4) enter for free; those with disability certificates (levels 5-10) pay half price. For military personnel: Those with active duty officer certificates enter for free. For journalists: Those with press cards enter for free. For students: Full-time primary, middle, and high school students with student cards pay half price. Additional note: Group tours do not enjoy the above policies.
Important tips: There are many grandmothers and sisters in the scenic area selling handcrafted silver jewelry, and their asking prices are generally high. It is recommended to carefully discern and make rational choices.
