Mangshi City Culture

Mangshi is a classic national minority border city, so it has very thick and authentic national customs, plus its pretty landscape, it has nicknames, such as “the Hometown of Peacock” and “the City of Dawn”. Local people also call Mangshi “Luxi”. The original inhabitants of Mangshi plain are mainly Dai ethnic minority, an ethnic minority with a long history and civilization. The men are gentle and kind, and the women are elegant and hardworking. The mountainous residents are mainly Jingpo people. This is a minority that migrated from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in ancient times. They are brave and unrestrained. In the pure land, diverse ethnic minorities live in peace and happiness.
Otherwise，Mangshi enjoys the thick Buddhist flavor represented by the pagodas and temples of Dai. Most people in Mangshi believe in Hinayana Buddhism.

Yunnan is a kingdom of  ethnic minorities, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture proves it. There are 5 original ethnic groups in Dehong, Dai, Jingpo, De’ang, Lisu and Achang, who live together generation by generation. These ethnic minority live cross border. They keep the trade contacts and cultural exchanges. The original inhabitants of this plain are mainly Dai ethnic minority, an ethnic minority with a long history and civilization. The men are gentle and kind, and the women are elegant and hardworking. The mountainous residents are mainly Jingpo people. This is a minority that migrated from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in ancient times. They are brave and unrestrained. Here, travelers can dance with the elegant ethnic girls and play the drum with the strong boys. Dancing peacocks and beautiful songs will gain your attentions. The representative festivals covers Water-splashing Festival of Dai, Munaozongge of Jingpo, Kuoshi Festival of Lisu and Aluwoluo Festival of Achang. Otherwise, Hinayana Buddhism is the major religion in Dehong. Dai and De’ang ethnic minorities believe in it. The pagodas and Zhuangfang (temple in Dai villages) are built in every Dai villages, which are the typical architectures in Dehong. The representative architectures is the Menghuan Grand Golden Pagoda. Most of villages will pray in Zhuangfang and pagodas in certain time. Jingpo people worship nature and their ancestors, which can be seen in their sacrifice ceremony. In general, ethnic culture is the essential part of Dehong.

Handicrafts

Dehong has the geographical advantage of being located along the ancient Silk Road. Dai brocade is influenced by Shu brocade in its weaving techniques.

In 2008, the Dai brocade technique was approved by the State Council and included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage. Dai brocade has a vivid color and evokes a strong visual impact with its bright colors, high purity and high saturation. Its red, yellow and green colors form a sharp contrast with the black and dark red bottom.

Dai brocade industry produces many traditional and modern products, such as Tongpa (bag), skirts and tablecloths.

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Ruili City Culture

Ruili is a unique frontier city which stand on the west land of Yunnan province. It is the integration of minority and exotic culture. Ruili residences enjoy the festivals with Burma when they live in the subtropical rainforest with local ethnic minority. There are peace and harmony, without conflict. Otherwise, Ruili is the important town of Hinayana Buddhism, with a great number of pagodas and temples. Local people pay reverence to to local monk. In addition, as a Jewellery City, Ruili offers divers activities on jade and jewellery. Stone gamble is a representative one. In a word, Ruili is a fantastic and inviting city.

Frontier culture: as a state border, Ruili offers the unique exotic culture. On the street in Ruili, there are many Burmese coming Ruili for business. Sino-Burmese Baobo Carnival in Ruili City(中缅胞波狂欢节) is a representative events indicating the close relationship between Chinese and Burmese. “Baobo” literally means “brother” in Burmese.  China and Myanmar have been backing on each other by mountains and rivers, and inked with villages from ancient times.Sino-Myanmar Carnival of Ruili has continuously extended, being developed into a major international festival for harmonious gathering of Chinese and Burmese. 

Ethnic culture: Yunnan is a kingdom of ethnic minorities, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture proves it. There are 5 original ethnic groups in Dehong, Dai, Jingpo, De’ang, Lisu and Achang, who live together generation by generation. These ethnic minority live cross border. They keep the trade contacts and cultural exchanges. The original inhabitants of this plain are mainly Dai ethnic minority, an ethnic minority with a long history and civilization. The men are gentle and kind, and the women are elegant and hardworking. The mountainous residents are mainly Jingpo people. This is a minority that migrated from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in ancient times. They are brave and unrestrained. Here, travelers can dance with the elegant ethnic girls and play the drum with the strong boys. Dancing peacocks and beautiful songs will gain your attentions. The representative festivals covers Water-splashing Festival of Dai, Munaozongge of Jingpo, Kuoshi Festival of Lisu and Aluwoluo Festival of Achang. Otherwise, Hinayana Buddhism is the major religion in Dehong. Dai and De’ang ethnic minorities believe in it. The pagodas and Zhuangfang (temple in Dai villages) are built in every Dai villages, which are the typical architectures in Dehong. The representative architectures is the Jiele Golden Pagoda. Most of villages will pray in Zhuangfang and pagodas in certain time. Jingpo people worship nature and their ancestors, which can be seen in their sacrifice ceremony. In general, ethnic culture is the essential part of Dehong.

Art: Ruili City enjoys the booming folk art, including the Peacock Dance, Gayang Dance, Folk Songs and Xiangjiao Drum Dance. All these forms come from the labor work and daily life.

Jade and Stone

Dehong is located at the intersection of the world’s two biggest gem mineralized tectonic belts and is close to the gem-rich country of Burma. Yunnan also has a long tradition of jewelry trade and cultural exchanges with Burma, resulting in a prominent advantage in raw materials imports. Yunnan currently sits at the frontier of the jewelry industry.

In recent years, Dehong jewelry culture industry has formed a complete industrial chain including the import of raw materials, production, research and design. More than 8,000 jewelers from different places have gathered in Yunnan province. Some local brands such as Wang Chaoyang and Dong Yuchun have become well-known brands in jewelry industry. Ruili is the most important jewelry market in Dehong.

Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡) is located in the western part of Yuanyang County (元阳县), Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture (红河哈尼族彝族自治州), Yunnan Province (云南省), between longitude 102°31′–102°38′E and latitude 23°03′–23°09′N. It borders Niujiaozhai Township (牛角寨乡) to the east, Ezhaxiang Township (俄扎乡) to the south, Gekui Township (戈奎乡) of Lüchun County (绿春县) to the west, and Azhe River Township (阿扎河乡) of Honghe County (红河县) to the north. It is about 68 kilometers from Nansha Town (南沙镇), the county seat.

History and Culture

Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡) has a long and rich history. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was under the jurisdiction of the Naluo Chadian Native Officialdom (纳楼茶甸长官司) of Lin’an Prefecture (临安府). In the Qing Dynasty, after 1794 (Qianlong 59th year), it belonged to Taiheli and Yongshanli under the Naluodian Native Officialdom. From 1922 to 1949, it was under Taihe Township (太和乡) and Mengnong Township (勐弄乡) of Jianshui County (建水县), including Caoguodong (草果洞) and other areas. In 1951, it belonged to Xinmin County (新民县). In 1970, five villages—Potou (坡头), Manjianghe (漫江河), Fuzhai (富寨), Aga (阿嘎), and Caoguodong (草果洞)—were separated from Niujiaozhai District to form Shuguang Commune (曙光公社), which was renamed Shalatuo Commune (沙拉托公社) in 1972. In April 1984, it became Shalatuo District (沙拉托区), and in January 1988, it was officially named Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡).

Local Customs

Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡) is home to various ethnic groups, mainly the Hani (哈尼族) and Yi (彝族) people. It boasts vibrant cultural traditions and a variety of festivals such as the Long Table Banquet (长龙宴), Tenth Month New Year (十月年), Yi Torch Festival (彝族火把节), New Rice Festival (吃新米节), and Dragon Worship Festival (祭龙). The Long Table Banquet of the Hani people is one of the most distinctive local events, offering visitors a chance to enjoy authentic traditional cuisine.

Weather and Best Time to Visit

Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡) enjoys a mild subtropical mountain monsoon climate with distinct mountainous features. The annual average temperature is 16.5°C, and annual rainfall ranges from 1,200 to 2,000 mm. The best time to visit is from November to March, when the weather is cool and ideal for outdoor activities.

Recommended Attractions and Visiting Time

Shalatuo Rice Terraces 
These magnificent terraced fields are a testament to the ingenuity of the Hani people.
Recommended visiting time: 2–3 hours.

Caoguodong Village 
A village that preserves traditional Hani architecture and folk customs—perfect for cultural exploration.
Recommended visiting time: 1–2 hours.

Niuluo Tea Plantation 
A great place to enjoy scenic tea gardens and learn about local tea culture.
Recommended visiting time: 1 hour.

Transportation

Public Transport:
From Nansha Town (南沙镇), take a bus to Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡). The journey takes about 1.5 hours.

Self-Drive:
Drive from Nansha Town (南沙镇) along well-maintained roads for about 68 kilometers.

Local Cuisine

Hani-style Grilled Meat:
Made with local ingredients and grilled to aromatic perfection.

Yi-style Specialties:
Including dishes like “Tuotuo Meat” (坨坨肉), a traditional Yi delicacy known for its rich flavor.

Shopping

The region offers a variety of local handicrafts and agricultural products. Recommended souvenirs include Hani embroidery (哈尼族刺绣) and locally produced tea (茶叶).

Accommodation

Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡) provides a range of lodging options, including ethnic-style guesthouses and farmhouse stays at affordable prices.

Travel Tips

• Respect local ethnic customs, especially during visits to villages and participation in traditional festivals.
• Help protect the environment—do not litter.
• Some paths in the rice terrace areas are steep; wear comfortable walking shoes.

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1:
Arrive at Nansha Town (南沙镇), check into a hotel, travel to Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡), and visit Caoguodong Village (草果洞村) to experience Hani culture.

Day 2:
Explore the Shalatuo Rice Terraces (沙拉托梯田), then visit Niuluo Tea Plantation (牛倮茶场) to learn about tea production.

Day 3:
Return to Nansha Town (南沙镇) and conclude your journey.

Shalatuo Township (沙拉托乡) is a land full of ethnic charm and natural beauty. Whether you’re discovering the traditional culture of the Hani and Yi people or admiring the breathtaking terraced landscapes, this place offers unforgettable experiences. We hope you enjoy your journey here．

Where is Haba Snow Mountain – Location

Haba Snow Mountain or Haba Xueshan is located in 120 kilometers southeast Shangri-La city, Yunnan province. Mountain raises 5396m above the sea level, and is one of the tallest peaks in Yunnan province. Its lowest slopes are crossed by the popular Tiger Leaping Gorge trail.

Why is Haba Snow Mountain So Special

Haba Snow Mountain is a mountain rising above the northwest side of Tiger Leaping Gorge in Yunnan, China. It rises opposite the higher Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, and towers 3,500 metres above the upper reaches of the Yangtze River(Jinsha River). There are numerous alpine glacial lakes located in the reserve, most of which are more than 3,500 meters above sea level. Among them, the sceneries of Heihai Lake, Yuanhai Lake, Huanghai Lake and Shuanghai Lake are most enchanting.

How is the Huanghai Lake Formed

Alpine moraine lakes is a glacier relic formed by ancient cirque hydrops which is the only glacial relic distribution area of “Dali glacial period” in the area of “three parallel rivers”.

Features

Huanghai Lake is located on the northwest side of the Heihai Lake of Haba snow mountain, 4,300 meters above sea level. The water inside is clear and free of debris, about 2 meters deep. The bottom of the lake is all yellow sand, reflected yellow in the water. Around the lake is a piece of low rhododendrons, mostly purple and red. Not far from the lake on the hillside, there are large patches of Rhododendron wardii.

History of Yingjiang County

Four Strategic Passes of the Ming Dynasty

In 22nd year during the reign of Wangli in the Ming Dynasty (1594), Chen Yongbin, governor of Yunnan applied with the central government to set up eight defending passes in the frontier areas of Yunnan, and four of them were within the territory of Yingjiang.

Ma Jiali Event
In 1875 during the reign of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, Ma Jiali, a grade-two interpreter with the English Consulate led English army to invade into Mangyun of Yingjiang and aroused so intense anger among local people that they killed him later. This was the world-shocking “Ma Jiali Event”. Later, the government of the Qing Dynasty was forced to sign with the British Government the Sino-Britain Yantai Treaty, which humiliated the Chinese Nation and forfeited its sovereignty.
The Ancient Zhina Blockhouse was one of the six stone blockhouses built along the important lines for frontier defense sake by Hu Qirong(in 1823 during the reign of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty), an official of Tengyue District after his application with the central government.

The Mother Rubber Tree of China grows on the hillside of the Phoenix Mountain of Xincheng City. It was introduced from Malaysia in 1904 by Dao Anren, a Dai forerunner of democratic revolution. It was the earliest rubber tree to be implanted in China.

Dao Anren (1872-1913), 23rd Magistrate Ganya of the 21st generation, once studied in Japan and joined the China Democratic League as a follower of Mr. Sun Yat-sen. He was one of the major leaders of the Tengyue Uprising. The Bill of the Xincheng Bank was printed by Dao Anren in 33rd year during the reign of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1907) when he studied in Japan in preparation for the establishment of agricultural and industrial entity in China.

Yingjiang county became part of Chinese territory for the first time in the Western Han dynasty. It was under control of Yizhou Prefecture (益州郡) (Yìzhōu jùn) in the Western Han dynasty. During the Eastern Han, the Shu Han, the Western Jin, and the Eastern Jin, it was governed by Ailao county (哀牢縣) (Āiláo xiàn), Yongchang Prefecture (永昌郡) (Yŏngchāng jùn), and then by Xicheng county (西城縣) (Xīchéng xiàn) from the Southern Qi dynasty in 479.

Actually, from 320s on, the Cuan (爨) (Cuàn) family began to control Yunnan. China was very unstable during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and the central governments had no force to control Yunnan. The Cuan family took the strategy by which they recognized the nominal sovereignty of the central governments while remaining themselves as the real local rulers. In this way, the Cuan family had controlled Yunnan for more than 400 years until it was conquered by Nanzhao in 769.

Yingjiang was ruled by Nanzhao and later by Dali from the 8th to the 13th century and hence was not governed by China during the Tang dynasty and the Song dynasty. It was conquered by the Mongols and again became part of the Chinese territory. During the Ming dynasty and the Qing dynasty, Yingjiang was governed by local chiefs under the “Tusi system” (土司制度) (Tŭsī Zhìdù), i.e. the Native Chieftain system, in which the central government had the nominal sovereignty.

 In early 1990s, Yingjiang was approved to be a provincial-level port (grade two at the national level) by the People’s Government of Yunnan Province.

For centuries, people of Han, Dai, Jingpo, Lisu, De’ang and Achang have lived in this piece of rich land prosperously. They nourished a special and colorful national culture of them. Here, visitors can witness the thousand-year-old but still unfailing Dai Opera, the breathtaking “Guangbang” Drum Dance, the lyrical “Wenbeng” Greeting Melody, and the boisterous Three-string Dance. In addition, there are several national festivals such as the Water-splashing Festival, Munao Zongge Festival and Kuoshi Festival that are like many bunches of blooming flowers and cups of intoxicating wine.

Yingjiang County, located in Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan Province, offers a variety of entertainment options that highlight the region’s natural beauty, cultural diversity, and traditional festivities. Here are some key entertainment activities and attractions in Yingjiang County:

1. Natural Attractions

• Dayingjiang River: Enjoy scenic boat rides and the breathtaking views along the river, which is known for its serene beauty and lush surroundings.
• Yingjiang Swallow Cave: Visit this fascinating cave to witness thousands of swallows nesting. The cave also offers impressive stalactites and stalagmites formations.
• Tongbiguan Nature Reserve: Explore the rich biodiversity of this nature reserve, home to numerous rare plants and animals. It’s a great spot for hiking and birdwatching.

  

2. Cultural Experiences

• Local Markets: Wander through local markets to experience the vibrant atmosphere and shop for traditional crafts, textiles, and local delicacies.
• Ethnic Villages: Visit nearby Dai and Jingpo ethnic villages to learn about their unique customs, traditional architecture, and local way of life.

3. Festivals

• Munao Zongge Festival: Celebrated by the Jingpo people, this festival features traditional music, dance, and communal activities. It’s a colorful and lively event showcasing the Jingpo culture.
• Water Splashing Festival: Similar to the Dai people’s famous festival, this celebration involves water splashing to wish good luck and prosperity. It’s a fun and interactive way to engage with the local community.
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4. Local Cuisine

• Street Food: Enjoy a variety of local street food, including grilled meats, rice noodles, and tropical fruits.
• Traditional Restaurants: Dine at local restaurants that offer authentic Dai and Jingpo cuisine, known for its bold flavors and unique ingredients.

5. Recreational Activities

• Hiking and Trekking: The surrounding hills and mountains offer excellent opportunities for hiking and trekking, providing panoramic views of the county’s beautiful landscapes.
• Cycling Tours: Rent a bicycle and explore the countryside, enjoying the fresh air and picturesque scenery.

  

6. Cultural Performances

• Traditional Dance Shows: Attend cultural performances showcasing traditional Dai and Jingpo dances, music, and costumes. These shows are often held during festivals and special events.

Yingjiang County offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and traditional entertainment, making it an exciting destination for travelers looking to experience the authentic charm of Yunnan Province.

Yingjiang County Culture

At the mention of Yingjiang County Culture, ethnic culture and Buddhist culture are the highlights of Yingjiang County. The perfect combination of ethnic and Buddhist culture can be seen here.

Yunnan is a kingdom of  ethnic minorities, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture proves it. There are 5 original ethnic groups in Dehong, Dai, Jingpo, De’ang, Lisu and Achang, who live together generation by generation. These ethnic minority live cross border. They keep the trade contacts and cultural exchanges. The original inhabitants of Yingjiang plain are mainly Dai ethnic minority, an ethnic minority with a long history and civilization. The men are gentle and kind, and the women are elegant and hardworking. The mountainous residents are mainly Jingpo people. This is a minority that migrated from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in ancient times. They are brave and unrestrained. Here, travelers can dance with the elegant ethnic girls and play the drum with the strong boys. Dancing peacocks and beautiful songs will gain your attentions. The representative festivals covers Water-splashing Festival of Dai, Munaozongge of Jingpo, Kuoshi Festival of Lisu and Aluwoluo Festival of Achang. Otherwise, Hinayana Buddhism is the major religion in Dehong. Dai and De’ang ethnic minorities believe in it. The pagodas and Zhuangfang (temple in Dai villages) are built in every Dai villages, which are the typical architectures in Dehong. The representative architectures is the Yunyan Pagoda. Most of villages will pray in Zhuangfang and pagodas in certain time. Jingpo people worship nature and their ancestors, which can be seen in their sacrifice ceremony. In general, ethnic culture is the essential part of Dehong.

Longchuan is under the ministration of Buwei county of Yizhou Prefecture, Han Dynasty.

In Tang Dynasty, Longchuan is governed by Yongchang.

Until year, 1950, Longchuan is free as a independent county.

Dehong was called “Ancient Mengmao Kingdom” in the recording of The Pattra Sutra; it was named as the “Dianyue Elephant Riding Kingdom” under the pen of Simaqian. Dehong is not only the outlet of the ancient “The Southwest Silk Road of China”, but also the outlet of the Yunnan-Myanmar Road. At present，it is still the golden port leading to South Asia and Southeast Asia. Since its founding in 1953, the Dehong Dai-Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture has been a great concern of the leaders of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council.

Long before, Longchuan was a part of Mengwan of Dai people. It was Ailao County under Yongchang Prefecture in the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220AD) (having jurisdiction over Dehong District). In the Ming Dynasty, the central government administrated Longchuan by setting up Xuanfu Office. In 1952, Longchuan County was set.

Many citizens of Dehong Prefecture belong to the Jingpo-nation ethnic group, an official minority in the People’s Republic of China. They are one and the same as the people of Kachin State, the adjacent part of Myanmar, and ethno-linguistic ties are strong.

There are 5 original ethnic groups in Dehong, Dai, Jingpo, De’ang, Lisu and Achang, who live together generation by generation. These ethnic minority live cross border. They keep the trade contacts and cultural exchanges. The major ethnic group in Longchuan is Jingpo. Longchuan enjoys traditional Jingpo culture. The mountainous residents are mainly Jingpo people. This is a minority that migrated from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in ancient times. They are brave and unrestrained. Here, travelers can dance with the elegant ethnic girls and play the drum with the strong boys. Grand group dancing with the drum and beautiful songs will gain your attentions. Achang people here make contribution to the colorful ethnic culture here. The representative festivals covers Water-splashing Festival of Dai, Munaozongge of Jingpo, Kuoshi Festival of Lisu and Aluwoluo Festival of Achang. Otherwise, Hinayana Buddhism is the major religion in Dehong. Dai and De’ang ethnic minorities believe in it. The pagodas and Zhuangfang (temple in Dai villages) are built in every Dai villages, which are the typical architectures in Dehong. Most of villages will pray in Zhuangfang and pagodas in certain time. Jingpo people worship nature and their ancestors, which can be seen in their sacrifice ceremony. In general, ethnic culture is the essential part of Longchuan.

Husa knife production industry

The Husa knife originated in the Husa Achang ethnic settlements in Longchuan county and is also referred to as the Achang knife. The Husa knife has been included as a national intangible cultural heritage and is favored by domestic and foreign merchants.

On May 20, 2006, Achang knife forging skills were approved to be included in the first baaatch of national intangible cultural heritage by the State Council. The Achang knife has a long history and was favorable in the early in the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1911). The knife is currently exported to different countries and regions, including Burma.

Lianghe county has a long history, which used to be on the “South Silk Road”.Lianghe is called “Nansong” in ancient times, or “Nandian”, and is called “Mengdi” in Dai language.

Lianghe is manor of ‘ Mengdi’ in ancient time, which was a Dai Kingdom. In 425 BC, the headman of Dai people in the “Mengzhang” (Baoshan Basin) advocated establishing the alliance country, Ailao Kingdom哀牢国, Mengdaguang in Dai language. In 69, Ailao Kingdom submitted to Han Dynasty. Lianghe is a part of Yongchang Prefecture, Ailao County. Then, Lianghe was a part of ‘Mengmao’ Kingdom. Lianghe was administrated by the headman of Nandian Xuanfusi.

Nandian Xuanfu Chieftain Office
Nandian Xuanfu Chieftain Office is a key national cultural relic protection unit and a national Grade AAAA scenic spot. Located at No. 34 Nandian Road, Zhedao Town, Lianghe County of Dehong, it was originally built in the first year of Xianfeng Emperor’s reign (1851) in Qing Dynasty, and is the best preserved chieftain office, having been listed as a key national cultural relic protection unit and a national Grade AAAA scenic spot.

Chinese Name: 市镇沅县和平乡金山丫口风景区
English Name: Jinshan Mountain Pass Scenic Area in Zhenyuan County, Puer
Location:市镇沅县和平乡恩水公路83km处
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• Lianghe County

Jinshan Mountain Pass Scenic Area in Zhenyuan County, Puer

Chinese Name: 市镇沅县和平乡金山丫口风景区 English Name: Jinshan Mountain Pass Scenic Area in Zhenyuan County, Puer Location:市镇沅县和平乡恩水公路83km处 http://www.pezytv.com/a/chawangshijie/jingqujingdian/2016/0225/8839.html Puer Jinshan Mountain Pass Scenic Area ...

Attractions    Veiw

• Mountains and Hills
• Puer
• Zhenyuan County