Travel guide to Mengjinglai Scenic Area in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan

Scenic spot introduction:

Xishuangbanna Mengjinglai Scenic Area has the reputation of "the first village in China and Myanmar". It is built on the basis of Jinglai Village (ancient name Mengjinglai) in Daluo Town, Menghai County. Mengjinglai is located in Menghai County on the southwest border of the motherland, bordering Myanmar to the east, Kunluo Highway to the west, and large rubber forests to the south. The clear Daluo River flows through the west side of the village, forming a natural national border. Entering the village, the original Dai bamboo house still retains the traditional living form and lifestyle; scenes of people living and working can be seen everywhere; and the beliefs and customs integrated into the soul make the place exude a strong southern tradition. Buddhist cultural characteristics. When people come to Mengjing Dai Village, they can experience Dai customs, religious culture, pastoral scenery, farming culture, and living Dai folk handicrafts. It is definitely an unforgettable trip.

Attractions distribution:

The Mengjinglai Dai Village contains quaint and unique Dai dwellings, a farming culture exhibition area, a border exploration and sightseeing area, and the thrilling Daluo River rafting on the China-Myanmar border river, Buddhist temples, pagodas, Bodhi trees, sacred springs, Bayeux Academy, and bamboo weaving , pottery, sugar pressing, paper making and other handicrafts are hot spots for people to visit. The sky is blue, the water is green, the bamboos are green, the flowers are bright, the fruits are abundant, and they are dancing gracefully. This is the true portrayal of Mengjing. The beautiful and affectionate Dai girls, the melodious folklore, the thrilling border exploration, and the melodious national music all make people miss it.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A-level scenic spot, Chinese Dai cultural protection and inheritance demonstration base

Scenic spot features:

Religious and cultural tours, ecological landscape tours, Dai villages, temples, pastoral scenery

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