What are the main attractions of Nannuo Mountain?

When traveling to Nannuo Mountain, which scenic spots must be visited or worth visiting should be the most concerned issue for every tourist.

The main scenic spots are tea trees and Nannuocha tea areas.

Chawangshu

Nannuo Mountain is known as the king of ancient tea trees, with a base diameter of 1.38 meters and a tree age of more than 800 years. Unfortunately, he died in 1994.

About 2 meters away from the Tea Tree King, there is also a big tea tree with a trunk diameter of more than 20 cm, which is said to be the son of the Tea Tree King.

Later, people named Wang Shu, a new tea tree in Banpozhai ancient tea garden.

Nannuoshan tea

Nannuo Mountain is 26 kilometers away from Menghai County. Since ancient times, Nannuo Mountain is the most famous ancient tea mountain on the west bank of the lower reaches of Lancang River, and it is also an important raw material producing area of high-quality Pu 'er tea. It is impossible to verify the earliest time when Nannuoshan began to grow tea, but it is certain that the ancestors of Bulang nationality still planted this kind of tea until Nanzhao period; Later, the Bulang people moved away from Nannuo Mountain, and the tea mountain left behind was inherited by Aihua people. According to the father-son name system of the local Ewa people, it can be inferred that they have lived in Nannuo Mountain for 57 to 58 generations, which lasted about 1 100 years.

A long time ago, the forest around Banpo Laozhai was dense and the traffic was very inconvenient. Tea can only be transported by caravan. Due to the excellent quality of local tea, a large number of caravans will enter the village and carry tea to Simao, Menghai and Mengla every year after October of the lunar calendar, and some large caravans will directly carry tea to many countries in Southeast Asia. The old man in Nannuoshan said: "Although Pu 'er has tea locally, its taste is far less than that of Dashu tea in Nannuoshan. Pu 'er people rely on the tea from Nannuo Chashan to produce high-quality Pu 'er tea, which enjoys a good reputation at home and abroad. Of course, the prosperity of Pu 'er tea has also driven the prosperity of Nannuo Mountain. "

Secondly, the area around Nannuo Mountain is also worth seeing!

Surrounding attractions: Hani Cultural Park, Rainforest Ancient Teahouse Manor, Guang Guang.

Hani cultural park

Xishuangbanna Hani Cultural Park is mainly composed of Hani Ecological Museum, ethnic dwellings, ethnic tourism, ethnic handicrafts display, catering and entertainment, accommodation reception room and so on.

Among them, the Hani Ecological Museum is divided into two floors, with special exhibition halls such as Who's Who, literature, clothing, tea culture, textile processing, farming culture and daily life, with nearly 1,000 physical exhibits and more than 0/00 pictures/kloc, with brief text descriptions. Most of the pavilions are built with renewable bamboo as building materials, and the design embodies a unique and simple concept of harmony with nature and living. The exhibits are rich and varied, and they are ornamental, interesting and knowledgeable. It is a rare place to learn, communicate and understand national culture.

Yulin ancient tea house manor

Rainforest Ancient Tea House Manor covers an area of about 400 mu and was completed in May 20 15. Rainforest Manor is an ancient tea experience center that integrates the research and development of ancient tea products, the storage of ancient tea raw materials, the reception of tea mountain activities and the cultural experience of ancient Pu 'er tea.

Guangmangshan

Guangmang Mountain is located in the southern section of the longitudinal valley area of Hengduan Mountain System, with the remaining veins of Nujiang Mountain extending southward, and the peaks, hills and flat dams crisscross. The rivers crossing the territory belong to the Lancang River system. With an area of12,000 mu, Guangmangshan is a dwarf tea variety of broad-leaved trees and ancient trees in Yunnan, and is known as "the world's largest dwarf ancient tea garden of 10,000 mu". Guang Guang has the reputation of "making people calm" and "land of clouds and beauty". The unique geographical location and terrain here provide a good ecological environment for the origin of tea trees. The climatic characteristics of "no severe cold in winter, no intense heat in summer, sufficient light and heat, and abundant rainfall" and the unique geographical location and topography provide a good ecological environment for the origin and growth of tea trees. This is an "ecological home" full of green. The mountains are green and the mountains are flowing. Between twists and turns, the tea trees are scattered.