Which ethnic villages in Yunnan are more distinctive? I recommend visiting these four villages. Which four?

Whenever Yunnan is mentioned, what does everyone think of? I believe many people will think of Cangshan Erhai Lake and other scenic spots in Yunnan. Nowadays, Yunnan has become a well-known tourist province in China, and it is a tourist destination that many people yearn for. In the eyes of people who like to travel, Yunnan is a romantic place. In addition to many scenic spots, there are many ethnic groups in Yunnan, and many ethnic minorities live in Yunnan. There is also a scenic spot in Yunnan called Yunnan Ethnic Village, which is still a 4A-level scenic spot in China.

Yunnan Ethnic Village is located on the bank of Dianchi Lake in the southwest suburb of Kunming, covering an area of about 1.27 mu. If foreigners come here to play, they can enjoy the unique architectural forms and different food cultures and customs of different nationalities, which is very novel for welcoming guests with different expressions. Yunnan ethnic village is a window to reflect and display the social and cultural customs of 26 ethnic groups in Yunnan. It takes time to punch in all these ethnic villages. Which villages are more distinctive? Today, I recommend these four villages to you, which are worth punching in.

First of all, the first village is Miao Village, which is one of the most populous ethnic groups in China. They mainly cultivate land in mountainous areas, so the village is chosen in mountainous areas. Miao village is dominated by typical board houses, hanging houses and village halls. You can also learn about the batik technique of Miao nationality here. It is reported that it has a history of thousands of years, with rich colors and various varieties.

The second village is Dulong Village. Dulong is a unique ethnic group in Yunnan, and many people don't even know about it. This nation is mainly engaged in farming and is diligent in breeding. Dulong village is dominated by typical wooden houses, with many wooden houses. If there is any traditional festival in this nation, it is the Spring Festival, which is called "Kakwa" in Dulong language. Whenever they celebrate this festival, they will offer sacrifices to gods, ghosts and gods, throw bowls of divination and divination.

The third village worth punching in is the Tibetan village. Tibetans are also a populous minority in China. Tibetan culture is rich and colorful. They have their own characters, some people believe in Tibetan Buddhism, and white symbolizes holiness among Tibetans. The representative etiquette is to offer Hada. Tibetan village covers an area of 265,438+0 mu, with sacred Tibetan Buddhist temples, spectacular welcoming white pagoda, white yak sculpture symbolizing auspiciousness and harmony and unique Tibetan architecture.

The fourth village is Lisu village. Lisu is a unique ethnic group in Yunnan, which sounds strange, but it also has a large population. The architectural style of this village is a typical board house that landed in thousands of feet. They have their own language and writing, and they can sing and dance.