Longjia village in Baohua Town of Honghe County, Honghe

Longjia village in Baohua Town of Honghe County, Honghe(红河州红河县宝华乡朝阳行政村龙甲村), located in Baohua Town of Honghe County, Honghe Prefecture, is situated 1.7 kilometers southeast of the Baohua Township government. Originally named Longxiang Village, meaning “dragon flying” in Chinese, it was renamed Longjia, which means “place where the rainbow is” in the Hani language. Historically, it served as the office of the last chief of the Luokong.

Longjia Village is a predominantly Hani ethnic village, comprising 105 households with 435 residents and 654 mu (approximately 43.6 hectares) of farmland. Nestled behind the village is the towering Luokongjian Mountain, while at its foot lies the magnificent Sama Dam terraced field. The village is enveloped by lush green forests, with a pristine stream flowing through it.

The village architecture is characterized by typical Hani-style buildings, contributing to its neat and clean appearance. The villagers are known for their kindness and hospitality. In 2003, Longjia Village was recognized as a demonstration well-off village by the county government and later designated as a demonstration ecological tourism village by the prefecture’s publicity department and civilization office.

Behind the village lies a tranquil and picturesque garden hidden in the mountains, featuring vegetable plots, various fruit trees, wild vegetables, and a mountain spring. Visitors to this serene oasis can enjoy delicious local cuisine and take in the natural beauty of the surroundings. It serves as an excellent choice for relaxation and rejuvenation.