Tusi Sites, archaeological site in China
The Tusi Sites are remains of an ancient system of tribal governance.
Tusi Sites provide insight into the unique Tusi political system that prevailed for over eight centuries.
These sites have significant cultural value, reflecting the integration of different ethnic groups in southwest China.
Tourists can explore the ruins to learn about the history and culture of the Tusi regime.
Included in UNESCO World Heritage Site, these ruins reveal the legacy of the Tusi chieftains.
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