Top ten tourist attractions in Ruili

The top ten tourist attractions in Ruili are as follows:

1. Mori Tropical Rainforest Scenic Area

The forest coverage rate in the scenic area reaches more than 96%, and 1,540 plant species grow there , 479 kinds of flowers and spices, and more than a dozen rare species protected by the state. It is warm and humid here, with abundant sunshine and basically calm winds all year round. The Mori River flows from north to south through the basin and flows into the Ruili River, and the landscape is quiet and elegant.

2. Wanding Border Cultural Park

Every venue in the Wanding Border Cultural Park has a past, and walking along the way is like returning to that war-torn era. The 15,000 collections on display in the Chinese Expeditionary Force Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall remind people of the heroic scenes of hundreds of thousands of soldiers of the Expeditionary Force fighting bloody battles against the Japanese aggressors.

3. Ruili Bianzhai Huansha Scenic Area

Huansha Village is a beautiful Dai village that won the honorary title of "China's Top Ten Most Beautiful Villages" by CCTV in 2015. It is located in Dezhou, Yunnan Province. Ruili City, Hongzhou. "Huangsha" is a Dai language, meaning "golden resting place". According to historical records in the Dai language, it was once the capital of the ancient Mengmao Kingdom. It is also rumored that it was the earliest resting place for mandarin ducks.

4. Yinjing “One Village and Two Countries”

Yinjing’s “One Village and Two Countries” (One Village and Two Wells) is a national AAA-level tourist attraction. About 11 kilometers southwest of Ruili City, there is a small village with a rare border human geography landscape in the world - Yinjing. The famous Sino-Myanmar border monument No. 71 stands in the middle of the village. The national boundary line winds through the center of the village. It is a typical border area of ??"one village and two countries".

5. Jiegao

Jiegao is located 4 kilometers south of Ruili City, with a total area of ??1.92 square kilometers. It is connected to Muse Town in Myanmar in the east, south and north, and is only 500 meters away from the center of Muse Town. The national border is about 4 kilometers long and has 9 boundary monuments. The north of the town is traversed by a main highway that reaches Lashio and Mandali in the east and Bhamo and Myitkyina in the west.

6. Every Good Jade Cultural Industrial Park

Ruili City’s Every Good Jade Cultural Industrial Park has become the first national AAA-level tourist attraction with jade as the theme in Dehong Prefecture. It shows a complete industrial chain such as jade stone gambling, woolen public sale, processing and engraving, finished product exhibition and sales, and cultural display.

7. A single tree forms a forest.

A single tree forms a forest. Located in Manling, Ruili City, a large banyan tree has green beards and slender branches. There are no less than a hundred aerial roots hanging down to the ground. It is a single tree. The trees form a forest, which is spectacular. It is close to the "320" National Highway, and its outstretched arms seem to welcome visitors from afar, so Ruili people call it the Welcoming Banyan Tree.

8. Ruili Taobao Market

The story of local residents finding extremely valuable gemstones is widely circulated. In 1998, a new gem-rich mine was discovered on the Ruili side of this mineral belt in China. According to the survey team of the Fourth Geological Brigade of the Yunnan Provincial Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources and the mineral site survey, it was confirmed that there are red and blue corundum, red spinel, Ziyawu and other gemstones.

9. "One hospital, two countries" in Tunhong

The peculiar "one hospital, two countries" attraction is in the home of a Dai farmer next to Tunhong Village in Ruili, in the courtyard of his home Boundary monument No. 84 stands on the China-Myanmar border, hence the name "One House, Two Countries". The boundary monument is a double monument. Since the China-Myanmar border here is located in the middle of the river, it is impossible to erect a monument. Therefore, according to relevant international regulations, both sides retreated a certain distance to erect a monument.

10. Ruili Tourist Pedestrian Street

Ruili Tourist Pedestrian Street, also called Jewelry Street, may be one of the most expensive pedestrian streets in China. A row of shops with ethnic characteristics are lined up in the middle, forming two parallel streets. Of course, the Jewelry Street is all about the jade business.