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Abstract Northwestern Sichuan Province in China, characterized by its unique geography and rich ethnic culture, hosts numerous Tibetan–Qiang Traditional Villages (TTVNS) of significant conservation value. These villages exhibit pronounced macro-level spatial inequalities, making the study of their spatial differentiation and the quantification of driving mechanisms essential for implementing targeted conservation strategies.
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