What are the ten must-see attractions in xishuangbanna tourism?

The top ten scenic spots in Xishuangbanna are Wild Elephant Valley, Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden, Manfeilong Pagoda, Jinuo Shanzhai, Xishuangbanna Dai Garden, Menglun Tropical Botanical Garden, Wangtianshu Scenic Area, Meng Ling Cultural Park, Mengjinglai and Mengling Buddha Temple. The following is a detailed introduction:

Wild elephant valley 1

Stroll through the forest path and feel the original tropical rain forest scenery. If you are lucky, you can see elephants in places where wild elephants often haunt.

Xishuangbanna Wild Elephant Valley is located 36 kilometers north of Jinghong City and west of National Highway 2 13. It is a place frequented by Asian wild elephants, hence its name.

2. Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden

Tropical Botanical Garden is located in the tropical forest of Menglun Town, Mengla County, Xishuangbanna Prefecture, 75 kilometers away from Jinghong City. Its full name is Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden of China Academy of Sciences, and the locals call it Menglun Botanical Garden, which is known as "the epitome of the plant kingdom" and "the heart of jade".

The park is divided into two parts: the east and the west. The main tourist attraction is the west, which consists of several small botanical gardens. The east area is a long and narrow tropical rain forest, which is suitable for hiking.

3. Manfeilong Tower

Manfeilong Pagoda, also known as Bamboo Shoot Pagoda and White Pagoda, is located on the top of the mountain behind Manfeilong Zhaizi in Damenglong Township, Jinghong City, 70 kilometers away from Jinghong City and 3 kilometers away from Damenglong Town.

The pagoda group consists of nine pagodas, large and small. The White Pagoda is famous for its whiteness, and the golden spire is like a bamboo shoot that breaks through the ground, so it is also called the Bamboo Shoot Pagoda.

4. Keno shanzhai

Jinuo Shanzhai is located in Bapo Village, Jinuo Township, east of Jinghong City, 28 kilometers away from Jinghong City. It is a place where Jinuo people have lived and prospered for generations.

The performances of Jinuo shanzhai are concentrated in the Sun Square in the center of the stockade. Young men and women dressed in Jinuo costumes are singing and dancing with props, which is magnificent.

5. Xishuangbanna Dai Garden

Take part in the Water-splashing Festival in Dai Garden and feel the warm blessings of Dai family. You can taste all kinds of tropical fruits and Dai snacks in Dai Garden.

In the Dai Garden, you can not only show the Dai customs, but also taste all kinds of tropical fruits and unique Dai dishes. Delicious bamboo rice, roasted bamboo rats and other exotic ingredients will definitely open your eyes.

6. Menglun Tropical Botanical Garden

Menglun Tropical Botanical Garden is the largest botanical garden in China.

7. Wangtianshu Scenic Area

Wangtianshu Scenic Area is a landmark park of tropical rain forest, with many Wangtianshu trees as high as 80 meters in the park. There is an air corridor built on a big tree.

8. Monroe Cultural Park

Visit the Monroe Museum in the park and enjoy the exquisite cultural relics reflecting the history and culture of Xishuangbanna. Worship the tomb and cave of Tazhuang, a famous relic in Jinghong. Play with all kinds of rare apes on Monkey Mountain and feel the happiness of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.

9. Meng Jinglai

The theme of Mengjinglai Scenic Area is peacock, and historical legends are combined with reality. Build the scenic spot into the hometown of peacocks, and carry out border exploration and cross-border drifting exploration.

10, Monroe Buddhist Temple

Monroe Buddhist Temple was restored and rebuilt on the original site of Jingpiao Buddhist Temple, the royal temple of the ancient Dai Dynasty.

The scenic spot takes the life of Sakyamuni and the activities of Buddhist temples as the main line, skillfully blends into the landscape and architectural groups, and fully displays the historical and traditional cultural colors of Southern Buddhism.