Cultural Attractions

Jizhao An Temple was initially constructed during the early Ming Dynasty and was later rebuilt during the Republican era.

Hidden in the eastern part of Pihu Nu Nationality Township, Fugong County, Nujiang Prefecture, in the northwestern part of Yunnan Province, lies a paradise on earth - Laomudeng Village.

Heshun Town (Chinese: 和顺镇; pinyin: Héshùn Zhèn) is an ancient to

When traveling to Ximeng County, you simply can’t miss Yong'e Village, located in Masan Village, Mengka Town, Ximeng County.

Dali, once the capital of the ancient Nanzhao Kingdom and Dali Kingdom, boasts a long history and is one of Yunnan's few nationally recognised historical and cultural cities, teeming with diverse

Yezhi Ancient Town – Tea Horse Ancient Town

Nayun is a mysterious town in the south of Yunnan. One of the palaces, with the highest hierarchy of the Dai ethnic group in both China and Southeast Asia, used to be located here.

Gaozhuang Night Market, in Jinghong City, is one of the top places to experience when travelling to Xishuangbanna.

New Huanhu South Road provides beautiful waterside views, as it winds around the south shore of Dianchi Lake.

Fengyu Ancient Town is an important town on the Ancient Tea-Horse Road. During the Ming, Qing, and Republic of China, many distinctive houses were built.

Wuli Village, meaning “the village in fog”in Chinese, is named so because of its topography: it’s usually “hidden” in fog. If you look at the village from afar, it is a mysterious sight.

A famous Chinese historical and cultural city, it is also the birthplace of the Nanzhao Kingdom.