The fortress of the leader was destroyed in the war. The Daduka ruins are the manor castles of the former workers' cloths. They are about 500 years old and were destroyed by artillery in the war with Bomi. The location of the Daduka ruins is now the starting point for the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon. The Daduka site now has only a few rugged earthen walls, but the remains of the remains can still be seen from the glory and luxury of the past. The surrounding earthen wall is filled with prayer flags, dancing with the wind, hunting and screaming, and the Tibetans regard it as a holy place. It is also one of the classic landscapes of the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon. For safety reasons, the Daduka site is no longer open to visitors. Looking at the site now, it can only be seen from afar.