Luliang county is a beautiful and peaceful place with many places of interests to have fun.For instance:
1.Luliang Xihua Park(陆良西华公园):where you can have a leasurely jog or hanging around.
2. The Old people’s Palace(老年宫): providing a entertaining place for the retired, the old, to play cards,chess, chat or any other fun.
3. The Reading Club for the Young（青少年文化宫）:it focuses on art and culture, to have the teenagers get more chances of having a good learning of valuable knowledge.
Location: Chunguang Eastern Road,26, Luliang county.
4. Luliang Walking Street（步行街）:a place where there’re many KTV rooms, snooker clubs, shopping sites, restaurants, hotels.
1）As for nightlife activities, Fengqing does not differ a lot from other cities in China. Bars, KTV, disco and other clubs can easily be found around the city. Taihe Night Market gathers a lots of bars and clubs for people to enjoy their night in Fengqing. In the south of the Fengwu Road has a “bar street”, you can enjoy your time here.
Bars and Clubs
LOVE Ba Shiyi(八十伊)
Address：South of Fengwu Road of Fengqing
Tongfu Bar(同福酒)
Address：North of Fengwu Road of Fengqing
Taihe KTV – (太和KTV)
Address：No.168,Fengwu Road of Fengqing
Tel：0883-4293777
Jiaheng Hotel KTV(嘉恒大酒店-KTV包房)
Address：2nd floor in Jiaheng Hotel on Dianhong Road of Fengqing
Tel：0883-4262888
Taihe Entertainment venue(太和娱乐会所)
Address：Dianhong Road of Fengqing
Tel: 0883-4293777
2）The fantastic Yunnan ethnic folk dance is also one of the most wonderful nightlife activities for you to take part in Fengqing. Among all the dances there, Square Dance is the most popular one, in addition to Dage(打歌) is also an unique nightlife activities .
3）Generally speaking ,Fengqing as the “Tea town” there are special cultural activities about tea all the year round, including Tea Art festivals(茶文化艺术节), photography exhibitions and so on.
4）Experience the Dianhong Black Tea Culture
Dianhong Black Tea is only can be found in Fengqing, Yunnan.So experience the Dianhong Black Tea culture is a unique activity can be arranged in Fengqing ,Yunnan tour. The mysterious tea culture in Yunnan will make yourChina tour memorable.
If you want to know more about Puer Tea, why not jcome Fengqing immediately?
5）Singht and landmarks
Fengshan Park, Fengqing(凤山公园)
Address: Near the China Southern Power Grid power company of Fengqing
Sever time: 08:00-17:00
Tel:0883-42118
Fengqing Confucian Temple（凤庆文庙）
Address: Wenmiao Street west of Fengqing town
Sever time: 09:00-17:00
Tel:0883-4212999
Shidong Temple（石洞寺）
Address: Qiantou villagein east of Fengqing
6)Where to eat
The main recommendation Snack Street is the Central Garden of Fengqingi where regular snacks local snacks can be found, all kinds of barbecue, cold chicken feet, Babajuan roll, barbecue tofu, noodle、Ersi ,fried rice, rice casserole. Along the tLongquan Road you can also find in a variety of restaurants, ice cream shops and so on.
The Municipal Intangible cultural heritage of Luliang County
Yong Family Ancient Village
Yong Family Ancient Village of Fanghua town, is located in Yongjia village committee of Fanghua Town, Luliang county. It is about ten km away from the county and connects with the asphalt road, the transportation is very convenient. “Yong Family Ancient Village” has a long history. It consists of more than 40 families living in quadrangles. Most of the buildings in Yongjia village are built during the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. In the west of the village, there is a Yongjia Temple and a water Pavilion. There are ancillary facilities such as water supply pools, drainage and collective activity places in the north of the village. On the northeast side of the village, it is Yong family ancestral graves.
Yunnan Opera
Yunnan opera is a local opera which is popular within the Luliang people. In the old days, there were 14 opera stages in Luliang. Among them, the Town God’s Temple stage was built in the Ming dynasty, indicating that Dian opera began in Luliang at that time. In August 1956, with the approval of the Yunnan Provincial Cultural Bureau, the Luliang opera troupe was formally established on the basis of the “red flag experiment society”, which enriched the cultural life of the people in Luliang.
1）Fengqing located in the southwest of Yunnan as an important part of Langcang River culture ,with the unique character of multi-nations culture mix together. The people who living here the earliest are called Pu, and they are the ancestry of today’s Blang, and Wa nationality. Then Dai , Yi, Bai, Hui, Miao, Lisu, Lahu and so on, now there are 23 minorities live here. Each group disperse as well as mix to live, forming the culture mutual help to make up what the other lacks, mutual communion. Leading the Central Plains Culture ,Nanzhao culture, Langcang river culture of Fengqing and all kinds of nations culture to add charm and radiance each other. It also showed the widely tolerance on culture of Fengqing. Fengqing enjoy the unique location advantage on culture because of the combine old prehistoric civilization with modern civilization .
2)Fengqing offers rich tea cultural traditions ,and home to tea ,enjoy the famous reputation of “Town of Dianhong tea”. According to the general investigation, all county covers an area of old teaabout 5, 6 thousand hectare. There is an old tea tree in Xiang Zhuqin(香竹箐)of Fenging，which is 10.6 m high, about 5．82m when round. It is speculated that this tea tree has been over 3000years old and got a honorific title –the mother of world Tea .In addition to ,Fngqing has the unique tea custom-Baidiu Tea .Traditional Baidiu Tea also call Kungfu Tea, due to he manufacturing process is time-consuming so get the name.
3)The Ancient Tea Horse Road
The Tea Horse Road or chamadao (simplified Chinese: 茶马道;traditional Chinese: 茶馬道), now generally referred to as theAncient Tea Horse Road or chama gudao (simplified Chinese: 茶马古道; traditional Chinese: 茶馬古道) was a network of caravan paths winding through the mountains of Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou in Southwest China.[1] It is also sometimes referred to as the Southern Silk Road. The route extended to Bengal in the Indian subcontinent.
see also
· Tea
· Pu-erh tea
· Shaxi, Yunnan, a well preserved historical trading town in Jianchuan County on the ancient tea route
· Siberian Route
· Silk Road
· Jeff Fuchs, the first westerner to walk the entire road
Across the dangerous hills and rivers of Hengduan Mountain Range (spanning from the west of Sichuan and Yunnan provinces to the southeast of Tibet), in the wild lands and forests across “the Rooftop of the World”, a mysterious ancient road winds and wonders. It is one of the most heart quaking roads on this planet. For thousands of years, numerous caravans had been quietly traveling along it. Standing on the Road, you can still see clearly the some-70cm-deep holes in the stone plates by stamping of horse hooves. And it seems they have numerous stories to tell. The aged Mhanee altars on roadside are engraved with all sorts of religious scriptures and mottos. This, is the Ancient Tea-Horse Road, one of the world’s highest and most precipitous ancient roads which carries and spreads civilization and culture.
The ancient Tea Horse Road was a trade route mainly through Yunnan, Sichuan and Tibet. In ancient times, people in Sichuan and Yunnan provinces exchanged tea for horses or medicines with people in Tibet. The tea, the medicine and the other materials were transported by Mabang (caravans), and thus the pathway was called the Tea Horse Road.
Tea Horse Road Routes
The Tea Horse Road linked Sichuan, Yunnan and Tibet, stretched across Bhutan and Sikkim, Nepal and India, and then reached Western Asia and even the Red Sea coast in Western Africa. Generally speaking, the ancient Tea Horse Road was divided into two major roads: Sichuan-Tibet Tea Horse Road and Yunnan-Tibet Tea Horse Road.
Sichuan-Tibet Tea Horse Road
The Sichuan-Tibet Tea Horse Road appeared in the Tang Dynasty, starting from Ya’an in Sichuan to Lhasa via Luding (卢定), Kangding (康定), Batang (巴塘), and Chamdo in Tibet (昌都), extending to the outside countries of Nepal, Burma and India. The complete length of the Sichuan-Tibet road was over 4,000 kilometers, with a history of more than 1,300 years.
In the Tang and Song Dynasties, the Qinghai-Tibet road was the main pathway to transport the tea to Tibet from the inland areas. In the Ming Dynasty, the Sichuan-Tibet Tea Horse Road was formed officially, which helped the commercial towns and cities along the road to expand and promoted exchanges between the inland areas and Tibet.
Yunnan-Tibet Tea Horse Road
The Yunnan-Tibet Tea Horse Road was formed roughly in the late part of the 6th century. It began from Simao (思茅/a main tea producing area) to Lhasa, crossing Pu’er in Xishuangbannan, Dali , Lijiang, and Shangri-La, continuing to Nepal, Burma and India. Therefore, it was a critical trade route connecting to Southern Asia.
Origins
The Tea Horse Road originated from Chamahushi (茶马互市/Tea Horse Market) which was the traditional ‘tea-for-horse’ or ‘horse-for-tea’ trade between the Han and Tibetans. In the Song Dynasty, some places in Sichuan, such as Mingshan, had a specialized agency of government named “Chamasi” (茶马司) to manage and supervise the tea-horse trade. The rising of the tea-horse trade boosted the economy and enriched the culture of the western area; meanwhile, it promoted the development of the transportation road.
The ancient Tea Horse Road was the longest ancient trade road in the world, which was more than 10,000 kilometers in length. Few people could finish the whole journey in the ancient times. Every station along the road could be an end or the start of one business. At that time, the biggest trading transfer station was Kangding (康定) in Sichuan.
Kangding was the place where Mabang (caravaners) from the west needed to change their transportation tools or just traded with local people. In 1696, the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Kangxi, approved of the ‘tea-for-horse’ or ‘horse-for-tea’ trade in Kangding, which made the place become a major commercial center between the inland areas and Tibet. Through Kangding, the domestic commodities, such as silk and tea, were sold to the West and, in turn, the goods from Southern Asia, Europe and America flowed to the inland areas of China.
The ancient Tea Horse Road was spectacular. However, for Mabang, it was a dangerous and risky journey. (Mabang: horse group carrying the goods. It was the special mode of transportation in the south-western area in ancient China and it was also the main way of transporting goods on the Tea Horse Road).
The transportation situation was poor in the south-western area because there were lots of high and precipitous mountains, zigzagging roads and rapid rivers. Therefore, vehicle or waterway transportation was nearly impossible. Under such circumstances, Mabang was the only means of transportation and made the ancient Tea Horse Road special. In other words, the road was created by humans with their feet and horses with their hooves.
The roads created by Mabang, connecting with life passages from one valley to another, from one village to another, became the ties of the south-western area. Those stations that Mabang once stayed at to do business later became towns or cities. Today’s Lijiang is a well-preserved ancient town, known as the important surviving ancient town on the Tea Horse Road.
The end of the Tea Horse Road
The ancient Tea Horse Road, equally as important as the Silk Road, has been deserted for many years. With the rapid development of the modern transportation means, the road has been replaced by the Sichuan-Tibet road and Tibetan roads.
Explore the Tea Horse Road
The ancient Tea-horse Road winds through China’s vast west area, along which are diverse tourist resources including a wide variety of widelife, colorful ethinic culture, splendid imperial monuments and religious traces. Traveling along the Ancient Tea-Horse Road is a trip to return to the nature, a trip of the harmony between men and the nature, a trip of spiritual neutralization for urban people, and a trip of adventure and discovery. See ourYunnan Tours to see the ruins of this ancient business route.
History of Tea-horse Road
The Ancient Tea Horse Road is a commercial passage mainly for tea-horse trading between the inner land and Tibet. In the history, “The Ancient Tea-Horse Road”was almost across the western frontier of China.From around a thousand years ago, the Ancient Tea Route was a trade link from Yunnan, one of the first tea-producing regions: to Bengal via Burma; to Tibet; and to centralChina via Sichuan Province In addition to tea, the mule caravans carried salt. Both people and horses carried heavy loads, the tea porters sometimes carrying over 60–90 kg, which was often more than their own body weight in tea
It is believed that it was through this trading network that tea (typically tea bricks) first spread across China and Asia from its origins in Pu’er county, near Simao Prefecture in Yunnan. The route earned the name Tea-Horse Road because of the common trade ofTibetan ponies for Chinese tea, a practice dating back at least to the Song dynasty, when the sturdy horses were important for China to fight warring nomads in the north
Early AncientTea-horse Road
Sichuan is the original producing area of Chinese tea. As early as 2,000 years ago, tea, as a commodity, was traded in the Western Han Dynasty. The businessmen often exchanged the local products, such as tea for yaks, with the people who lived beyond Dadu River (a Tibetan area in Sichuan). The trade road at this time was called Yaks Road, the initial ancient Tea Horse Road.
However, the habit of having tea had not yet developed widely in China and tea was used as a valuable medical material. Therefore, it was not commonly used by Tibetans. Consequently, tea to Tibetan areas sold in limited quantities during this period.
During the Tang and Song Dynasties
In the Tang Dynasty, the Tobo regime rose in the Qianghai-Tibet Plateau, absorbing a great deal of the advanced culture around it. After Princess Wencheng married Songtsan Gampo (松赞干布/the 33rd Tibetan emperor) and later, when Princess Jincheng married Chidaizhudan Mes-ag-tshoms (尺带珠丹/ Mes-ag-tshoms/the 36th Tibetan emperor), having tea habitually was introduced to the Tobo area (now Tibet), and gradually became popular with the upper class and monks.
However, at the beginning, tea was only served as a precious medical health product, not as a usual drink, used by the royal family.
According to history, the habit of having tea developed in the Kaiyuan period of Tang Xuanzong’s reign of the Tang Dynasty. As the contact between the Tobo regime and Tang increased, especially as lots of Zen monks from the inland areas went to Tobo to preach, having tea was introduced to the Tibetans.
In the late Tang Dynasty, relations between the Tobo regime and Tang became stable, friendly and peaceful. Because of the destruction of agriculture in the inland areas which resulted from the An Lushan Rebellion, the Tang government needed horses and cows for a long period from Tibet to carry textiles and tea.
This activated the official and folk trade between the two parts, and thus a large amount of cheap tea flowed into Tibet, which made the tea available for common Tibetans. From then on, having tea as a custom which was shared by the people across the country gradually formed in the Tibetan area.
During the period of the Five Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, wars broke out frequently. The central government still needed to buy war horses from Tibet, moreover, the government wanted to strengthen the political relations with tribes in the Tibetan area through the tea trade. Therefore, the mutual ‘tea-for-horse’ trade was set up, which made transporting tea to Tibet become an important policy administrated by the government.
The policy guaranteed the sufficient supply of tea to Tibet, prompting the development of the habit of having tea among the Tibetans, and thus the ancient Tea Horse Road was greatly extended.
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties
In the Yuan Dynasty, Tobo was officially controlled by the central government. In order to develop the transportation between Tibet and the inland areas, the Yuan government set up many stations in the Tibetan area, extending the Sichuan-Tibet Tea Horse Road considerably.
In the Ming Dynasty, the government attached much importance to the tea supply in the Tibetan area. For this, a series of laws and regulations about tea used in the Tibetan area were made to keep the tea production, selling, trafficking, price and quality under their supervision and control, limiting the sales quantities and inhibiting speculation in the Tibetan area.
In the Qing Dynasty, Sichuan played a more important role in ruling Tibet. The officials and soldiers were mostly detached by the Sichuan government who supported their foodstuff and pay. The closer relation promoted the ‘tea-for-horse’ trade between Sichuan and Tibet. Moreover, during this period, the trade was not only just a ‘tea-for-horse’ trade, but a comprehensive Han-Tibetan trade in which tea predominated and the local products and various goods were included.
In the 41st year of the Kangxi Emperor’s reign (1702), the central government set up the Chaguan (Tea Pass) in Kangding, and made it the collection and distribution center of tea transportation to Tibet, and the important transportation center on the ancient Tea Horse Road.
After 1957
After 1957, Chinese government built Yunnan-Tibet and Zhong-Xiang motor ways. Materials and commodities have been transported to Tibet. That ended the out-of-date way of carrying cargos by man and horses on the Ancient Tea-Horse Road.
Luliang History
Luliang is the largest valley in Yunnan Province.
In history, it has different names, like “Tonglao”, “Tongle”. However, later people here changed its name to “Luliang”, which shows the wishes that people want a prosperous secure land to stay.
In 1959, Nov, 30th, under the leading of the Communist Party, Luliang people constructed the Nanpan River, which ended the drought in Luliang in history.
Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡) is located in the eastern 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). It lies on the northern foothills of East Guanyin Mountain (东观音山), between longitude 102°51′—102°55′ E and latitude 23°00′—23°10′ N. It borders Shangxincheng Township (上新城乡) to the east, Laomeng Township (老勐乡) of Jinping County (金平县) to the south, Xinjie Town (新街镇) to the west, and connects with Nansha Town (南沙镇) to the north. Across the Honghe River (红河), it faces Baohe Township (保和乡) and Jiasha Township (贾沙乡) of Gejiu City (个旧市). The township government is located 84 kilometers from Nansha Town (南沙), the county seat of Yuanyang. The total land area covers 125.8 square kilometers.
History and Culture
Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡) has a long history. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was under the jurisdiction of the native Tusi inspector of Nagen Mountain (纳更山) in Lin’an Prefecture (临安府). In the 25th year of the Jiaqing Emperor (1820), it was incorporated into Mengzi County (蒙自县) and called Heni Li (河泥里). In the 2nd year of the Republic of China (1913), it became part of Gejiu County (个旧县), named Outer Western District (外西区). In 1950, it was placed under Xinmin County (新民县), merged into Nagen Town (纳更镇) in 1951, renamed Xincheng District (新城区) in 1956, Victory Commune (胜利公社) in 1970, Ganiang Commune (嘎娘公社) in 1972, Ganiang District (嘎娘区) in 1984, and finally Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡) in 1988.
Ethnic Customs
Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡) is home to ethnic minorities such as the Hani (哈尼族) and Yi (彝族) peoples, with a rich and colorful cultural heritage. Traditional Hani festivals like the “October New Year” (十月年) and “Dragon Worship Festival” (祭龙) are celebrated with joy and harmony. The “Long Street Banquet” (长街宴) is another highlight where visitors can enjoy traditional delicacies.
Climate and Best Time to Visit
Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡) has a subtropical mountain monsoon climate, known for its vertical climate zones with the saying “four seasons in one mountain, different weather within ten miles.” The average annual temperature is 16.5°C, with an annual rainfall of 1405 mm. The best time to visit is from November to March, when the weather is cooler and ideal for outdoor activities.
Recommended Attractions and Visiting Duration
Ganiang Terraces:
These stunning terraced fields are a testament to the ingenuity of the Hani people.
Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours.
Ganiang Village:
The administrative center of the township, Ganiang Village preserves traditional Hani architecture and customs, making it a great spot to experience ethnic culture.
Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours.
East Guanyin Mountain:
Located within Ganiang Township, this is one of Yuanyang’s significant mountain ranges. Its main peak, Baiyanzishan (白岩子山), reaches an elevation of 2,939.6 meters, the highest point in Yuanyang County.
Recommended visit duration: 1 hour.
Transportation
Public Transport:
Take a shuttle bus from Nansha Town (南沙), Yuanyang County to Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡), which takes about 2 hours.
Self-Drive:
From the county seat, drive approximately 84 kilometers to reach Ganiang Township. The road conditions are good.
Local Cuisine
Hani Grilled Meat:
Prepared with local ingredients, this dish is aromatic and flavorful after grilling.
Yi Specialty Dishes:
Dishes such as “Tuotuo Meat” (坨坨肉) are traditional Yi favorites with a rich and savory taste.
Shopping
Visitors can purchase distinctive local handicrafts and agricultural products in and around Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡), such as Hani embroidery (哈尼族刺绣) and tea (茶叶).
Accommodation
Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡) offers various lodging options including local homestays and farm stays, which are affordable and filled with ethnic charm.
Travel Tips
- Respect the customs and traditions of local ethnic groups, especially during village visits and festival participation.
- Protect the environment; do not litter.
- Some paths in the terraced areas are steep, so wear comfortable shoes.
Itinerary Suggestion
Day 1:
Arrive in Nansha Town (南沙), Yuanyang County. Check into a hotel. Travel to Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡), visit Ganiang Village (嘎娘村), and experience Hani ethnic culture.
Day 2:
Visit Ganiang Terraces (嘎娘梯田) to admire the stunning landscapes. Continue to East Guanyin Mountain (东观音山) to explore local natural scenery.
Day 3:
Return to Yuanyang County (元阳县) and conclude the trip.
Ganiang Township (嘎娘乡) is a land of ethnic charm and natural beauty. Whether you’re exploring the rich traditions of the Hani and Yi peoples or marveling at the magnificent terraced fields, Ganiang offers a memorable experience. We hope you enjoy your journey here．
Yunxian is know as colofurl l cloud. Yunxian located in the south of Yunlin, so get the name. In Western Han Dynasty it belongs to the ancient Ailao(哀牢). From Eastern Han to the Three Kingdoms period belongs to Yongchang County（永昌郡）. Western Jin belonged to Yongchang County. East Jinzhi belonged to Liang（梁）, from Sui Northern dynasty to Zhou belonged to Pu unit（濮部）. Nanzhao county of belonged to Yongcahng., Dali in Song dynasty belonged to Qingdian(庆甸). Calendar year (1328) set t Tongzhou, belongs Shun Ning mansion. Hongwu fifteen years (1381) into Shunning(顺宁)；Yongle reign (1403) is set Mjor Hou Zhangguan Division；Xuande three years (1428) set Dahou Yu Yi state, directly under the Chief Secretary；Wanli 25 years (1597) down to Yun state, changing Shunning mansion. Early Qing and Ming dynasty use the system,.(1597）.Yongzheng Eight years (1730) set West Road, belong to Shun Ning mansion.
In 2 years (1913) July 19, changing the state ase Yunxian County, Yunxian belongs to western Yunnan Road. Yi West Road changed Dianxi road, Yunxian belongs to Dianxi Road .In 3 years (1914), Dianxi Road changed its name to theTengyue Road, Yunxian belongs to Tengyue road .In 31 years (1942), Yunxian belongs to Ninth Chief Inspector the Yunnan Province (in Shunning County). 37 years (1948) Yunxian belongs to Ninth Chief Inspector the Yunnan Province (in Myanmar County).
February 16, 1950, Yunxian County People’s Government establish, and set Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture . Dali area originally hosted by the Lincang area jurisdiction change to Yunxian (June 30, 1956, the Yunnan Provincial Committee, August 1 officially led by the Lincang Prefecture). belongs to Dali prefecture. November 16, 1956, the 40th plenary meeting of the State Council decided: revocation of Dali Prefecture ,February 1959, Yunxian and Fengqing County merged into Yunfeng County; Yunfeng County is divided in October and restore the original system。
In 1970, the Lincang prefecture instead Lincang area and Yunxain belongs to Lincang Prefecture . December 5, 1991, awarded to the Ministry of Civil Affairs [81] approved: Due to Yunxian is low proportion of the population, the state should not set up YunYi Autonomous County, remains Yunxian establishment. December 2003, Lincang withdrawal to a city, Yunxian belongs to Lincang.
In 1996, Yunxian County coveres an area of 3760 square kilometers, has population about 38.8 million . Having Jurisdiction over 3 towns, 11 townships: Aihua Township(爱华镇) Manwan Township(漫湾镇) Da Chaoshan Township(大朝山西镇)Yongbao Township( 涌宝镇) Maolao Township(茂兰镇 ) Xingfu Township(幸福镇) Dazhai Township(大寨镇) Manghuai Village (忙怀乡) Xiaojie Village( 晓街乡 ) Chafang Village(茶房乡) Lishu Village( 栗树乡 ) Houqin Yi Village(后箐彝族乡) .The county government in the Aihua Township(爱华镇)
In 2006, Yunxiancovers an total area of 3760 square kilometers. The total population is 43.95 million. Having Jurisdiction over 7 towns, 5 townships (of which three townships)：Aihua Township(爱华镇) Manwan Township(漫湾镇) Da Chaoshan Township(大朝山西镇)Yongbao Township( 涌宝镇) Maolao Township Xingfu Township(幸福镇) Dazhai Township(大寨镇) Manghuai Village (忙怀乡) Xiaojie Village( 晓街乡 ) Chafang Village(茶房乡) Lishu Village( 栗树乡 ) Houqin Yi Village(后箐彝族乡).There are two committees, 190 administrative villages. The county government in the Aihua Township(爱华镇).
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Shenjing Business Club(盛景商务会所 )
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Mingxing Dry shating arenaa (明星运动旱冰场)
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Youth Activities Center(青少年校外活动中心)
Address: No,3 on East Street in Aihua Township of Yunxian 爱华镇 东大街3号
Tea Pavillion (茶苑楼)
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PS: Water environment and service are high-quality . Da Laopu Hot Sping Villa(大老朴温泉山庄)set swimming, accommodation, meals ,bath, foot bath, boiled eggs as one.
2）Beer Festival of Yunxian(云县啤酒节)
To Yunxian should not miss the beer Festival the full name is Lancang beer carnival. Every Lunar January fifteen is the Carnival Night. Colorful activities attract a large number of businessmen, tourists and the county people to participate. Invite a few well-known singers, Turpan ensembles, Lancang ensembles in the program. Various competitions of gourmet cooking have contest prizes.“Zui mei Langcang River”(醉美澜沧江)beer drinking contest, Yunxian landscape(山水云县)—the painting photography contest, and dragon boat race. Third Street and a square (三街一广场) is the snack street withal kinds of flavor, technological and cultural services street, native folklore show street. Lancang beer Cultural Square(澜沧江啤酒文化广场) it is a sea of people. A variety of snacks, local products tempt the appetite of people. From morning to night, drinking beer, eaingt barbecue, , the entire beer culture plaza is crowded and bustling.Welcome to join us.
Yunxian is endowed with time honored history, favorable climate as well as profound culture which would be a great feast to the eyes’ of visitors. Located in Lincang Prefecture, Yunnan, China. Yunxian is know as colourful cloud. Yunxian located in the south of Yunlin, so get the name. Yunxian has a long history and extend culture, the discovery of Neolith “Manghuai” near Lancang River to prove that humans evolved here thousands of years ago, in addition to the drums, copper spear of Western Han Dynasty ,the pottery of Yan and Ming Dynasties, Maolan Chang’an bridge(茂兰长安桥),Wenbi Tower (文笔塔), Old mosque(古老清真寺), Dawu temple(大武庙). A large number of cultural relics and cultural landscape show that this piece of land with a splendid culture.
Lancang River Beer Festival（澜沧江啤酒节）
Lancang River Beer Festival was held every year in Yunxian County, which attracts thousands visitors to participate in the three day’s series of events. The Night Show was the highlight of the Beer Festival,approximately 50,000 people attended the gala. Famous Chinese singers such as Da Zhangwei and Zhaochuan gave fantastic performance during the Night Show.And The fireworks added to the gaiety of the occasion.
Yunxain Yi Guchui(彝族古吹)
Yi Guchui(彝族古吹)of Yunxian has 600 years of history and in some folk families have passed for generations to generations over 20 year. Nowadays, due to the reform and opening up people’s living standards continue to improve. Whether the relocation of rural househods to new houses or various festivals, wedding in the towns.Ultimately, the ancient artist Yi fortress blowers are hire to came to help play to add the festive atmosphere.
Temple Culture(寺院文化)
Dazhai temple Culture of Mengma Shrine of Yunxian County(大寨镇勐麻总祠堂), Y unxian although at southwestern of Yunnan frontier, there is strong religious and cultural heritage. The existence of Dazhai temple Culture of Mengma Shrine of Yun County is the culture flower for Yunxian temple culture. It provides an example for folk culture to study the God Worship in Yunxian. Also provide evidence for the study of Cultural and, history and culture exchanges of Lincang and Yunxian. Dazhai temple Culture of Mengma Shrine of Yunxian County is the land of cultural, develop many talents.
Yunxain Puer Tea Culture(茶文化)
Yunxian has a long history and extend culture of tea. Ancient tea community of Xingfu Town(幸福镇古茶树群落), large mountain wild ancient tea community of Xingfu Town(幸福镇大宗山野生古茶树群落) ,wild-type ancient tea community of Xingfu Town(爱华镇黄竹林箐野生型古茶树群落,), Cultivated ancient tea community of Cgafang Village(茶房乡马街栽培型古茶树群落), Ancient tea community of Yongbao Town(涌宝镇古茶树群落).
Yongde belonged to Ailao in Western Han Dynasty, the name is Shiyan.Donghan Yongping 12 years ( 69 ),Yongde belonged to Yongchang County. Yongde county belong to Yongchang County of Yi state in three kingdoms .Yongde belong to Yongchang county of Ning State. From west Jin to South dynasty.Yongde belong to Pu from Zhon to Sui.
In Tang of Nanzhao, kingdom making extension of South County, Belong to Yongchang .Dali Kingdom of Song dynasty, changed Tuonan to Kang city and belong to Yongchang. In early Qing Dynasty Yongde along the Ming Dynasty system.,Eight year of Yongzheng Yongchang belonged to Yixi Road.; in 2 ( 1913 ), Yongkang state changed to Zhenkang County,;1913,Yixi Road changed to Tengyue Road. April 5, 1950, the liberation of Zhenkang County, and the county government stationed in Li Baoshan Prefecture. The Spring of 1953, got orders to Ning now transferred to the Burmese in Lincang Prefecture.
1970, Lincang Prefecture to the Lincang area, Yongde County under the Lincang area. Till June 2008, Yongde County includes 10 towns, 118 village, 1634 village groups, Mengdi farm (勐底农场)in the territory.Seven Villages:Mengban Villages (勐板乡):Yaliang Villages (亚练乡)、Wu Mulong Villages (乌木龙乡)、Daxueshan Villages 大雪山乡) Banka Villages (班卡乡)Chonggang Villages 崇岗乡)、Dashan Villages (大山乡).Three townshiops ::Dedang Township(德党镇)、Xiaomengtong Township (小孟统乡)Yongkang Township (永康镇).
As for nightlife activities, Yongde does not differ a lot from other cities in China. Bars, KTV, disco and other clubs can easily be found around the city. Colorful KTV Square( 有声有色KTV广场) gathers a lots of bars and clubs for people to enjoy their night in Yongde. Waiting Bar、B lue Rain Coffee(蓝雨咖啡馆)Yongde、Yongde County Library(永德图书馆)coffee house、Tea house、Hot spring Resort and so on can be found in Yongde county .Also you can jion Hometown of Mango’ Cultural Tourism Festival”永德芒果节”on 11 July,You can enjoy your time here.
Flower Sea KTV–花海KTV
Address：Dedang Road of Yongde county in Lincang.临沧市永德县德党路附近
Tel ：15925484109
Colorful KTV Square 有声有色KTV广场
Address：North road of Yongde county in Lincang.临沧市永德县永德北路
Waiting Bar
Address:：Yongde Bus station of Yongde county.临沧市永德县永康客运站旁
Tel ：15012009609
Yongde County Library永德县图书馆
Address：Dedang Street in Yongde county临沧市永德县德党街.
Tel：0883-5211254
Blue Rain Coffee蓝雨咖啡馆
Address：Andong Road of Yongde County in Lincang 临沧市永德县永安东路附近
Rongxin Teahouse 荣新茶室
Address：Yangmeng Road of Yongde county in Lincang.云南省临沧市永德县羊勐线
Tel：15925482538
Hometown of Mango’ Cultural Tourism Festival”永德芒果节
Date: 11 July, Yongde County (670 km from Kunming), West Yunnan
It is the annual event of Yongde County in the west of Yunnan Province. Themed mango, the festival includes a series of activities such as folk cultural performances, mango carnival, and trade fair, and so on.
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