From the end of the Warring States to the Tang and Song Dynasties (even to the Ming Dynasty in some places), a peculiar burial custom-cliff burial was popular in Enshi Prefecture. Cliff burial culture in Enshi Prefecture is one of the burial styles of ancient minorities in southern China. According to relevant scholars' research, its ethnic groups should be Pu, Liao and Yue, where Pu, Liao and Yue are inextricably linked with Ba culture and Tujia culture. Cliff burial can be roughly divided into three types: one is hanging coffins, that is, nailing piles on cliffs to put coffins. The second is rock mound: also known as cliff burial, that is, using natural rock mound to place coffins. The third type is the tomb of rocks: that is, caves are artificially drilled on rocks as tombs. Rock tombs in Enshi Prefecture are mainly distributed in Jianshi and Lichuan. Just to the west of Qiyue Mountain in Lichuan, more than ten remains of this kind of rock tombs have been found, all of which were artificially excavated on red sandstone as hiding places, among which Ziyan Kong Tomb No.7 in Lichuan is the most typical.

The site of "Seven Holes" Cliff Cave Tomb is located on the red sand cliff on the east bank of Jiannan River, 2.5 kilometers west of Jiannan Town, Lichuan City. Because there are seven holes, it is called "seven holes", also known as "fairy hole" and "molting hole" The height of Confucius is 10 meter above the ground, which is divided into four rows, three rows and three rows. Except one hole is rectangular, the others are almost square. Between holes, the row spacing and hole spacing are about 1 m. Two holes are less than 0.3m deep, and the others are about1.5m deep. The top of the square hole is dome-shaped, the middle height is about 1. 1 m, the side height is about 0.8 m, and the room width is1.4 m. The local villagers once took out the boat-shaped coffin from the cave and filled it with human bones. Later, the cultural relics investigation team took out a box coffin from the cave, which was 0.7 meters long and contained human bones. This is a "second burial" or "deboning burial". Empress Dowager Town, a loud and beautiful name, is a place full of yearning and fantasy. Located in Wangmu Mountain, Longquan Village, Jiannan Town, Lichuan City, bordering Shizhu County, Chongqing. Built in the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the mountain scenery is unique and the terrain is dangerous. There is a statue of the Empress Dowager in the "City", with numerous folk customs and strong incense, which has a high tourism development prospect;

In recent decades, every week before and after the temple fair on June 19th of the lunar calendar (the legend is the birthday of the Empress Dowager).

Founded in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. According to legend, in ancient times, the Queen Mother stopped at this mountain and saw Tujia people living in huts, hunting for a living, naked and hungry. In order to let them live a good life without killing, the Queen Mother herself went down the mountain and taught them the techniques of male ploughing and female weaving. After the death of the Queen Mother, Tujia people learned to plow and cultivate land, woven Xilankapu and lived a happy life. On the mountain where she rests, every time the Queen Mother's birthday comes, the purple air fills the air and the glow is dazzling. In order to remember her kindness and pray for her long-term blessing, later generations built a temple on the mountain peak and named it "Queen Mother City".

It can be called a holy land integrating national culture, Buddhism and Taoism culture and unique scenery.