With nothing planned for the night, we decided to watch this show upon the recommendation of our guide. Was glad we followed her advice as were entertained by the show. The local performers were very good, really had to admire their flexibility and agility. The...More

It’s a nice night spot option. The first part of the show amazed us, but the second part and the end of it (outside the building) was boring and full of weird presentations (Chinese holding tons of concrete with their belly and this kind of...More

This show was mesmerizing, it introduced story related to the five main aboriginals in Zhang Jia Jie. I would recommend you to buy the tickets in the front row (mine was seventh row) in order to have a better view of the show. The show...More

We were tired but we already paid our tour the $80 USD for this 'optional' add-on so we went anyway. It turned out to be a pretty good show. I particularly enjoyed the part about the "walking-dead", which was a local cultural/historical phenomena. Have always...More

Arrive early 7pm to see the front courtyard bustling with waiting people. There you'll notice beautiful Tujia girls dressed walking about individually. As soon as one Tujia girl finds a guy, she will chase and catch him. This results in the small bells on her...More

Had an absolute blast at the theatre in the evening. The show was fantastic and would definitely recommend visiting if your near the area. I’m English and there were some translations on the big screens. It’s mainly music and dancing as the text on the...More

It seems a little pricey, but most shows like this are. This show was remarkable. The theater is wonderfully designed. It is divided into three sections (A,B,C). You can save yourself some money by getting tickets in the C section, front sides. The C section...More