In Yunnan, there is a place where winter is not cold and summer is not hot, with scenery that doesn't fall behind Lijiang and Dali, and you can also experience a different Burmese style.

This is Dehong, a quiet and secluded corner in western Yunnan. There are few tourists, no traffic congestion, no noisy city, no polluted air, which can constantly bring you many mysteries and surprises.

Dehong, in Dai language, means 'the place at the downstream of the Nujiang River'. Vast, rainforests, thick and soft meadows, free-running herds of sheep, magnificent and exquisite temples, leisurely monks… Although located in China, Dehong combines a rich Burmese style.

Meng Huan Big Golden Pagoda

Meng Huan Big Golden Pagoda is located on the top of Lei Ya Shan on the shore of Kong Que Lake in Mengzhi, it is the first hollow Buddha pagoda in Asia, and it is also a landmark building in Mengzhi.

Standing on the mountain top with an altitude of over one thousand meters, you can overlook the entire Mengzhi panorama.

The viewing effect at night is better, under the dark blue night curtain, the entire golden pagoda is highlighted in a patch of bright yellow light. Looking up, you see the towering pagoda peak, and turning around is a sea of stars of thousands of homes.

Mori Tropical Rainforest

Mori Tropical Rainforest, also known as Zhado Tropical Rainforest, is located in the area where Luzhi City, Rili City and Longchuan County intersect, on the side of Rili City.

It is said that the Buddha once practiced fasting and bathing in the hot springs beside where he was, and he left a huge footprint. Later, to commemorate the Buddha's presence, people called this place 'Zhado' using the Pali words of the Buddha's footprint.

Towering ancient trees block the sunlight, and the cool breeze in the valley whispers. At the end of the gorge, you can see a waterfall that seems to roar and rush down from a cliff of 60 meters high.

Mori Tropical Rainforest's charm lies in: letting you, who are tired of the towering skyscrapers through your world, these wild flowers, plants and trees can let you regain the longing for natural life.

Ruili River

Ruili River, in Dai language, is called 'Namao River', which means 'river shrouded in mist', so it is also called 'Mist River'. Ruili River is 53 kilometers long in Ruili, both banks have flat pastures, fertile land, it is a famous Dai fish-rice hometown.

Going down the river rafting can take you to admire the unique Dai villages and towns in China and Myanmar, as well as the Burmese city of Mokye and the south of Nankan county.

Bamboo is dense, the forest is, a row of small bamboo houses decorate in the deep of the phoenix bamboo forest, surrounding golden rice and wheat, and the forest is full of, the landscape is like a poem and a picture.

China-Myanmar Friendship Street

China-Myanmar Friendship Street is called 'International Trade Street', on a section in Myanmar, called White Elephant Street. The shop owners on the street are not only Chinese but also merchants from Myanmar, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and other countries.

At night, China-Myanmar Street is the most lively time, the street lights are dazzling, all the shops have colorful neon lights competing for beauty.

With the light breeze at night, the aroma of greasy food came one after another, making your appetite, Burmese coffee tea, Pakistani roti, Thai lemon tea, Corals grilled seafood, Yunnan snacks, etc., are drooling.