Shaxi Sideng Street Ancient Stage & Xingjiao Temple
A rare surviving market square on the Tea Horse Road, Sideng Street pairs a Ming esoteric Buddhist temple of the Bai people with an old Kuixing opera stage.
View attractionNanzhao rock reliefs at Mount Shibaoshan Grottoes 4A and the preserved market square of Shaxi Ancient Town anchor woodcarving heritage in Jianchuan.
Nanzhao rock reliefs at Mount Shibaoshan Grottoes 4A and the preserved market square of Shaxi Ancient Town anchor woodcarving heritage in Jianchuan.
A rare surviving market square on the Tea Horse Road, Sideng Street pairs a Ming esoteric Buddhist temple of the Bai people with an old Kuixing opera stage.
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Hooves of caravan horses wore deep grooves into this Qing stone bridge, the vital crossing of the Heihui River into and out of Shaxi.
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A leading caravan chief of Shaxi built this compound, a top example of Bai homes with three wings and a screen wall, and four courtyards with five patios.
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Carved under the Nanzhao and Dali kingdoms in the Tang and Song eras, these grottoes hold Azhali Buddhist royal figures and esoteric stone art.
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