Brief introduction of ethnic villages and villages in Yunnan

Yunnan Ethnic Village is located on the bank of Dianchi Lake in the south of Kunming City, Yunnan Province, 8 kilometers away from the urban area, covering an area of 1.250 mu. It is a window for emerging tourist bases in Yunnan Province to show Yunnan's national culture and customs. The four seasons here are like spring, the climate is pleasant, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, and natural and cultural landscapes and ethnic customs are in harmony.

Yunnan ethnic villages will build 25 ethnic villages. At the same time, there are a number of comprehensive supporting facilities integrating viewing, amusement, vacation, water entertainment and catering services, such as National Unity Square, National Song and Dance Hall, Flavor Food City and Camping Entertainment Zone, which can meet the needs and hobbies of tourists at different levels.

Daizu village

Dai village is the first village to enter the ethnic village, covering an area of 27 mu and surrounded by water on three sides. The green trees and flowers in the village set off a series of "trunk columns" of Dai bamboo buildings. The criss-crossing winding red sandstone paths lead to the solemn temples in Myanmar. Towering and spectacular white pagoda, exquisite and exquisite wind and rain bridge, wind and rain pavilion, water well, bell pavilion and other buildings are full of rich customs of Dai nationality township. The most distinctive feature of Dai villages is the vibrant cultural display. The annual "Water Splashing Festival", lively and cheerful "Elephant Foot Drum Dance" and graceful "Gaguang Dance", as well as folk activities such as Dai wedding performance, dragon boat race and packet loss during the festival, are colorful and lively.

Baizu village

Bai village is located in the ethnic village in western Yunnan, covering an area of 62.5 mu. The village buildings, such as "three squares and one wall", "four in one and five courtyards", "main temple" and "three pagodas of Chongsheng Temple" in Dali, are neat and magnificent, and the whole village courtyard is row upon row, spacious and tidy. A "Dali Street" that deals in exquisite handicrafts runs through the north and south, and ethnic tie-dyeing, straw weaving, jewelry and jade, wood carving and stone carving are dazzling. Bai culture has a long history, and Bai folk arts such as "overlord whip", "straw hat dance" and "Big Ben" are full of festive atmosphere. Folk festivals include lively and cheerful "March Street", "Around the Three Souls" and "Wedding Brides". The traditional "three teas" of Bai nationality is a must in the national tea ceremony culture. Its exquisite ingredients and elegant etiquette atmosphere make people feel that "this tea should only be available in heaven, and it is rare for people to drink it several times". There is also a marble workshop called "King in the Stone" and an exquisite butterfly specimen exhibition in the village, which vividly embodies the typical national characteristics and rich cultural connotations of the Bai people.

Yi Nationality Village

Yi Nationality Village is located on the west side of National Unity Square, covering an area of 5 1 mu. The village's three tiger embossed walls and unique tiger mountain fully demonstrate the gorgeous tiger culture characteristics of the Yi people. In the center of the magnificent solar calendar square stands a tall totem pole with the sun, tigers, fire and ancient gossip in China, surrounded by black and white moon sculptures in ten different directions, and the outermost stone carvings of the twelve zodiac animals are different in shape and lifelike. There are brewing workshops, cultural buildings, "Earth Zhang Fang" buildings, tea hills, bullring and grinding hills in the village, which fully and vividly reflect the rough and simple folk customs of the Yi people. Yi people are not only good at singing and dancing, but also hospitable. Yi people's "left foot dance" and "big three strings" are enthusiastic and unrestrained; Folk activities such as "toasting etiquette" and "blocking wine" are affectionate. Every "Torch Festival", the Gregorian Square will hold a grand celebration. People light bonfires, light torches, play big three-stringed instruments and indulge in singing. The atmosphere is extremely warm and cheerful.

Naxi language

Naxi village is located in the west of Baicun, covering an area of 49.5 mu. The mount statue of the Naxi protector "Three Gods" at the entrance of the village and the large-scale relief wall with the theme of Genesis on both sides present a strong and distinct Dongba cultural atmosphere. Major buildings such as "Three Pavilions and One Showing Wall", "Dwellings", "Huamafang" and "Craft Building" with the theme of heavy color painting and sculpture set off Lijiang's distinctive "Sifang Street". Naxi nationality has a long and rich history and culture. The famous Dongba cultural hieroglyphics are called "living fossils" of hieroglyphics, which are rare living hieroglyphics still circulating among the people in the world. The ancient book written in this hieroglyph is called Dongba Sutra, which is an encyclopedia of ancient Naxi people. Dong Jing Qu, a fresh, elegant and beautiful Naxi music, combines the melody and phonology of ancient Central Plains court banquets, and is a rare boutique in today's national music.

Wazuzhai

There are thatched houses, Niutou Square, Shenshen Square and granary in Wacun. Niutou Square is the Wa nationality's ancient "cattle hunting" activity place, while Shenshen Square shows the Wa nationality's concept of nature worship with animism and immortal soul. The Wa nationality's "Wood Drum Dance" has a clear and powerful beat, and its style is rough and bold. Wa girls have long hair fluttering and vigorous dancing, which has a strong national style.

Cangzizhai

Tibet's food, clothing, housing, transportation, weddings, funerals, customs and festivals all bear distinctive plateau marks. Ciba, butter tea and highland barley wine are daily necessities for Tibetan compatriots. Tibetan compatriots would rather have no meat in March than butter tea in a day. Highland barley wine is a kind of low-alcohol wine brewed from local highland barley, which is deeply loved by men, women and children. The food is mostly meat and dairy products, and I like to eat air-dried beef and mutton. Tibetan clothes are mainly traditional Tibetan clothes, which are characterized by long sleeves, wide waist and large chest. Women wear long-sleeved robes in winter and sleeveless robes in summer, which are filled with shirts of various colors and patterns and aprons with colorful patterns in front of their waists. Tibetan compatriots especially like Hada and regard it as the most precious gift.

Jinuozuzhai

When you step into Jinuo village, you can see that trees and flowers are dotted with rugged rocks and a large number of Jinuo thatched houses are scattered, as if you have entered the Jinuo mountainous area in southwest Yunnan. Jinuo village has large Jinuo public houses, residential buildings, granaries and Sun Square. Jinuo people are rich in culture and can sing and dance well. In the Sun Square, which shows Jinuo people's worship of the sun, the cheerful and enthusiastic drums are vigorous and vigorous, and the dance is lively and lively, which is the most characteristic activity of Jinuo people.

Lahuzuzhai

There are Lahu thatched houses, big public houses, churches, cowsheds and Hulu Square in Lahu villages. Hulu Square is located in the center of Lahu village. It looks like a huge plane gourd with a group of stone gourds in the middle. Legend has it that the ancestors of Lahu nationality originated from Hulu, so Hulu Square shows the ancestor worship concept of Lahu nationality. In the Lahu village, the Hulusheng is melodious and melodious, and the voice is lingering. The dance of harvest, which shows the labor scene of Lahu people, is full of excitement and unforgettable.

Bulangzuzhai

There are houses, ghost houses and other buildings in Brown Village. The Ghost Square shows the animistic nature worship of the Bulang people, and the totem of the Bulang people is erected in the center of the square. At the same time, the square is also an important place for Bulang people to worship gods, perform songs and dances and customs.