The Mengjinglai Scenic Area in Xishuangbanna is open to all medical staff free of charge and comes with a tour guide

The Mengjinglai Scenic Area is located in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, adjacent to Myanmar, and is where many Dai people live. The 2008 COVID-19 epidemic was a war without smoke, and medical staff across the country were working hard to protect everyone's lives. Therefore, the scenic spot decided to open it free of charge to all medical staff after the epidemic is over.

From 2010 to 1010, Meng Jinglai, who is adjacent to Myanmar, had frequent contacts with the Shan people in Myanmar and intermarried with each other, forming a rare phenomenon of Dai and Shan people living together. Time seems to still be here, and the villagers' living customs and costumes retain the most traditional appearance of the Dai people.

Discount: Medical staff from all over the country can enjoy the free ticket policy after presenting their doctor's certificate, nurse's certificate and valid certificate proving that they are medical workers at the ticket office of the visitor center.

Attraction discounts

Meng Jinglai is a typical traditional Dai village, adjacent to Myanmar. They have frequent interactions with the Shan people in Myanmar and intermarry with each other, forming a rare phenomenon of Dai and Shan people living together. The scenic area covers an area of ??5.6 square kilometers, including more than 100 acres of paddy fields and several fish ponds. The pastoral scenery is real and natural, with fifty-eight pagodas densely covered and thousands of bodhi trees standing tall. The villages are simple and elegant, and the Dai people are warm and hospitable. The original life of the 110 Dai families in the village still retains the traditional living form and lifestyle. Integrating spiritual beliefs and customs, the village has Buddhist temples, pagodas, bodhi trees, and ancient springs, and is full of rich characteristics of the southern Buddhist culture. The Dai villagers in the village are still continuing and preserving ancient crafts such as papermaking, blacksmithing, pottery, sugar pressing and winemaking passed down from their ancestors. They are living Dai folk handicrafts.

Attraction Features

Today, Mengjinglai Scenic Area takes peacock as the theme, combines historical legends with reality, and builds the scenic area into the hometown of peacocks, where secret border exploration and Cross-border rafting adventure. After the scenic spot is completed, the Peacock Township Tourist Area will have thousands of peacocks in the wild, organically combining the peacocks, Dai Palace, White Pagoda, Shenquan, Burmese Temple, Dai Village and field scenery to fully display the life of the Dai people; tourists can also enjoy the village The Water God Altar, the charm of various stones in the Strange Stone Hall, and the dragon boat race. When transiting, tourists can drift from Roda Customs to Luangang Long Island. During this period, they can watch Dai women washing clothes, fishing, singing with Zanha, and the Dragon Girl playing in the water. Tourists can experience the customs of border villages by hiking, riding bullock carts, ziplining, riding bamboo rafts, and riding elephants.

Travel guide

Self-driving

Jinghong - Luoda Town, Menghai County (along Luokun Highway, you can go directly to Luoda Town to enter the scenic spot), It can be reached by car in two hours.

Taxi

It only takes ten minutes to drive from Luo'ankou.

Bus ***

There is a shuttle bus from Jinghong Passenger Terminal to Roda Town, which is about 140 kilometers long and takes 4 hours. Tickets are 22.5 yuan. After reaching Roda, take a minicar.