Where are all the interesting places in Dehong? Dehong tourist attractions

Dehong Prefecture is located in the southwest of the motherland, at the junction of Yunling, and governs Luxi, Ruili, Lianghe, Yingjiang and Longchuan counties, with a land area of 1 1526 square kilometers. Dehong is a beautiful, magical and rich place with beautiful mountains and rivers and pleasant scenery. Known as "the hometown of peacocks", "the hometown of myths" and "the hometown of singing and dancing" at home and abroad.

Ruilijiang

Dai people call Ruili River Nanmao River, which means Rime River. But also because it flows through Mengmao River, also known as Mengmao River. Ruili River, originally meant as Jinshui River, is endowed with auspicious and beautiful meaning by Dai family because of its beauty. Ruili River has a long history, which originated from the watershed on the west side of Gaoligong Mountain in Tengchong County.

Yunyan stupa

Yunyan Pagoda, also known as Manmeng Machi Pagoda, is located on Yunyan Mountain 1 km east of Yingjiang County. "Yunyan" is a A Dai language, which means auspicious, jubilant and desirable place. It is one of the most important stupas of Hinayana Buddhism in Yunnan. The stupa was built in 1947, which took eight years to complete. Although it is a modern product, it is listed as a key cultural relic protection unit in Yunnan Province.

Ruili sen rainforest

Forest Tropical Rainforest Scenic Area is located 20 kilometers northeast of Ruili City, covering an area of 7 square kilometers. It is a tropical rain forest scenic spot integrating tropical rain forest, religious holy places and holiday entertainment. Legend has it that the "Buddha's footprint" at the foot of Sakyamuni's giant feet, the holy water with a surface temperature of 50 degrees Celsius given by the Buddha, and the colorful bronze statues of Buddha have attracted countless good men and women from all directions.

Monbana exotic garden

Built in 200 1, it includes Banyan Garden, Triangle Plum Garden, Ziwei Garden, Gui Huayuan, Egg Garden, Ceramic Garden, Alsophila spinulosa Garden, Exhibition Hall, and Strange Stone Corridor. Most of the gardens are rare and ancient trees with a hundred years or even thousands of years, which are of great ornamental value. In September, 2003, mangshi National Culture Palace was acquired by Monbanasi Rare Park, which linked the two parks together.