Dai Minority Park, officially known as Xishuangbanna Dai Minority Park (西双版纳傣族园), is a premier cultural and ecological tourism destination in Xishuangbanna, China. The main scenic area consists of five well-preserved natural Dai villages: Manjiang (Bamboo Knitting Village), Manchunman (Garden Village), Manzha (Chef Village), Mangga (Market Village), and Manting (Royal Garden Village). These villages collectively house […]
Mengjinglai Village (勐景来), located in the border region between China and Myanmar, covers an area of 5.6 square kilometers and offers a picturesque view across the river to Xiaomengla, the capital of the fourth special region of Shan State in Myanmar, known for its tourism. The clear Daluo River flows past the western side of
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Jinuo Village (基诺山寨), located in Jinghong City, Xishuangbanna, is the gathering place of the Jinuo ethnic group and serves as the most comprehensive and concentrated showcase of Jinuo culture in the country. It offers visitors an immersive experience of Jinuo culture through live performances and traditional customs. The village’s main performance area is the Sun
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The Xishuangbanna General Buddhist Temple (西双版纳总佛寺, Zongfosi), known in Dai language as “Wabajie,” is the spiritual center for Buddhist followers in Xishuangbanna. Located in the southern section of the Manting Park administration area in Jinghong city, it shares its grounds with the Buddhist Academy. Visitors usually access the temple through Manting Park. Covering an area
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Mengle Dafo Temple (勐泐大佛寺, Mengle Grand Buddha Temple) stands as a reconstructed symbol of the ancient royal temple “Jingpiao Temple” of the Dai Kingdom. Originally built to commemorate the late queen Nanshawei, the temple’s historical significance dates back to the Ming Dynasty under King Bolong. Located in the heart of the Dai culture, it represents
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Manting Park (曼听公园), located in Jinghong City, the capital of the Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, spans over 400 acres. It features a well-preserved forest of over 500 ancient iron knife trees and diverse vegetation. The park’s landscape includes hills and waterways, complemented by rich cultural landmarks, making it a natural village-style park. Historically, it served
The Natural Bridge Hot Spring (天生桥温泉, Tianshengqiao Hot Spring, Tiansheng Bridge Hot Spring), located 10 kilometers southeast of Zhongdian County in Yunnan, is a remarkable geological and cultural site, created by the Shodugang River. This bridge stands over 60 meters high, 10 meters wide, and approximately 200 meters long, with a flat and straight surface
Guishan Park (龟山公园), established during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty, is a historically and culturally rich park located in Shangri-La. The park is built on a hillside, with its pinnacle marked by the three-story Chaoyang Tower, the highest point in Dukezong Ancient Town. At the base of the hill lies an ancient well,
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Yunnan Ethnic Grand View Garden (云南民族大观园) seamlessly combines ethnic cultural displays, historical exploration, leisure activities, and entertainment, offering visitors a comprehensive experience of Yunnan’s ethnic customs and leisure pursuits. It stands as a premier tourist destination for experiencing the diverse cultures and leisurely atmospheres of Yunnan, making it a top choice for weekend getaways. Visitors
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Dali Bar Street (大理酒吧一条街), nestled in the southern part of Old Town of Dali, near the picturesque Erhai Lake and the scenic Wa Mountain, epitomizes a laid-back and leisurely ambiance. Despite the modest size of the bars here, each one boasts a unique and inviting atmosphere, often featuring live music performances to cater to visitors