Biasha Miao Village: Unveiling the Mysterious Last Gunmen Tribe of China Nestled at the foot of the Moon Mountain in Congjiang County, southeastern Guizhou, resides the Biasha Miao Village (岜沙苗寨), a secluded tribe recognized as the last gunmen tribe of China. It attracts globetrotters with its distinctive cultural attributes and natural beauty. Transportation - Direct buses to Biasha Miao Village are available from both Congjiang High-Speed Rail Station and Zhaoxing Dong Village. Ticket Purchase - Admission Fee: Venue ticket, sightseeing bus, and performance combo ticket is priced at 80 Yuan/person. Visitors have the discretion to decide on the performance option. - Operational hours: 08:00-18:00. It is suggested to plan your tour in advance. Itinerary - Morning: Visit the Biasha Miao Culture Exhibition Room to learn about the historical culture of Biasha. Then, experience the charm of the tribal warriors in the Ecological Square and the original lifestyle of the Miao Village. - Noon: Savor unique local lunch and taste different Miao cuisine inside the village. - Afternoon: Join the welcoming and performance event to get a feel of the traditional Miao dance and music. Later, stroll around the village, admire the Diaojiaolou buildings, and experience the daily life of the Miao people. - Evening: Relax with a cup of coffee in a local café, and enjoy the tranquility of Biasha. Heat-to-heart Tips - Weather: The weather could become turbulent in late March, causing temporary closures in some areas. Check for recent updates before your visit. - Transportation: During the off-season, it might be inconvenient to get a taxi back from Biasha Miao Village to Congjiang. It is advised to keep the driver's contact number handy. - Accommodation: Though the facilities in Biasha might be basic, they are scenically gorgeous and relatively cheap. For those concerned with accommodation conditions, it is recommended to stay in Congjiang County. - Cultural Experience: The cultural highlights in Biasha Miao Village include head-shaving with a sickle, bullfighting, tree burial, and the Lusheng Dance. Visitors can immerse themselves in these to experience the traditional Miao culture.
