Jiaju Tibetan Village is located within Danba County, Garzê Prefecture, Sichuan Province, about 8 kilometers north of Danba County at an altitude of roughly 2,000 meters. It is a national AAAA-level scenic spot and the representative site of Danba Tibetan villages. In Tibetan, “Jiaju” refers to “hundreds of households.” Over 140 traditional Jiarong Tibetan dwellings spread across mountain slopes with a height difference of nearly 1,000 meters, from the Dajin River Valley toward the foot of Kapama Mountains. The stone-and-wood houses feature white plastered walls, red painted eaves, and religious patterns; each 3–4 storey building serves practical purposes from livestock on the ground floor to daily living on middle floors and a Buddhist shrine and sun terrace on the top floor. Praised as “Fairyland in Tibetan Areas” and “Business Card of Jiarong Culture,” the village was ranked No.1 among China’s six most beautiful rural ancient towns by China National Geography in 2005. Visitors can stay in local family-run guesthouses, taste butter tea and barley cakes, watch Guozhuo folk dances, and wander among orchards and terraced farmlands.