What’s fun in Daluo Port?

Daluo Border Trade Tourism Development Zone, Dalo River, Solitary Tree Forest, and China-Myanmar No. 219 Boundary Monument Scenic Tourist Area are some interesting places.

1. Daluo Border Trade Tourism Development Zone: located 3 kilometers east of Daluo Town, with a total area of ??6.7 square meters. There are trading markets, restaurants, hotels, restaurants, entertainment halls and other facilities. It integrates food, accommodation, shopping and tourism, and welcomes a large number of Chinese and foreign guests every day.

2. Scenery of Daluo River: Daluo River, also known as Nanlan River, passes through Daluo Dam from east to west and then flows into Myanmar. On both sides of the river are villages from China and Myanmar.

3. A single tree forms a forest: This is a tourist attraction formed by a huge banyan tree. The big banyan tree is more than 900 years old and more than 70 meters high.

4. China-Myanmar Boundary Monument No. 219 Scenic Tourist Area: The main sights include Sino-Myanmar Boundary Monument No. 219, ethnic song and dance performance venue, rubber forest summer garden, Sino-Myanmar trade mall, Sino-Myanmar Friendship Bridge and water entertainment city wait.

Evaluation of Daluo Port

1. The water flow is gentle. The clear Daluo River flows through the middle of the town, dividing the ancient town into two halves. It flows into the Mekong River and then into the Pacific Ocean. However, it cannot cut off people's affection and cannot open people's hearts. From the "Inverted Dragon" in the Yuan Dynasty, to the "Banna Jingluo" in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and then to the current Daluo Town

2. Daluo is a very suitable sentence. If you don't go, you will regret it. If you go, You still regret it. But I went anyway. In fact, the biggest attraction for me in Daluo was to see the national gate and the boundary markers.

3. Daluo is a peaceful place. I first saw this place when I was doing a guide. I arrived at Daluo from Xishuangbanna with a SLR on my back. I actually wanted to go to Daluo Port to have a look. In the end, due to time issues, we wandered around Mengjinglai and Dushuchenglin. Mengjinglai is the border between China and Myanmar. It is sparsely populated and is suitable for a group of people to spend time there. There are large banana forests there, which are worth a visit.