Which province is Tengchong?

Tengchong is a city in Yunnan Province.

Tengchong City is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Yunnan Province, managed by Baoshan City and located in the southwest of Yunnan Province. Located in the west of Baoshan City, it borders Longyang District in the east, Longling County and lianghe county in the south, Yingjiang County and Myanmar Union in the west, and Lushui City in Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture in the northeast.

Tengchong County is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese, a state of culture, a famous jade distribution center and a provincial historical and cultural city. Tengchong was called Dianyue in the Western Han Dynasty, and Tengchong Prefecture was established in central Dali. Due to the important geographical position, all previous dynasties sent heavy troops to station, and in the Ming Dynasty, a stone city was built, which was called "the first city at the extreme edge".

Industry and climate:

The border line between Tengchong County in Baoshan City and Myanmar is148.7km long, from Tengchong to Myitkyina 217km, the capital of Kachin State. The specific location advantage makes it one of the birthplaces of industry and commerce in Yunnan Province. Since the Song and Yuan Dynasties, it has been the gathering place of jewelry and jade, and the earliest jade processing place. By the Qing Dynasty, the processing and sales of jadeite had been very prosperous. At present, the processing and trading of jadeite is unprecedentedly active, and businesses such as commerce, trade and tourism are increasingly prosperous. "emerald city" is attracting customers at home and abroad with a brand-new look.

Tengchong County, Baoshan City has a tropical monsoon climate, with an average temperature of 14.8℃, no severe cold in winter and no intense heat in summer, which is suitable for sightseeing all year round. Tengchong has dense forests, green mountains and green waters everywhere, and beautiful scenery. Six ethnic minorities, Dai, Hui, Lisu, Wa, Bai and Achang, live in the territory, with rich ethnic customs. Among them, the Lisu people's performance of "going up the knife and going down the sea of fire" at the Knife and Pole Festival is soul-stirring and breathtaking.