Nuogan Ancient Village, a World Heritage Site ~ Shuttling between the thousand-year-old tea mountains and the sea of clouds

✨ Explore the world heritage Nuogan Ancient Village and unlock the most healing slow life of the Dai ethnic group! 🏡【Secret Coordinates】 📍 Navigation: "Nuogan Ancient Village" (free admission/open all year round) 🚗 Transportation: 3-hour drive from Pu'er/Banna (⚠️ Warning: winding mountain gravel road!) 🏯 Time-traveling Ganlan-style architecture The entire village is stunningly uniform with wooden stilted buildings! The second floor is for living and dining, the first floor for storage. ✨ Architectural Easter egg: each roof is decorated with cute yellow ox horns. 💡 Fun fact: this design is specially made to cope with the hot and humid tropical rainy season~ 🌳【The Village’s Mysterious Composition】 ✨ Fourfold barrier: village center + Buddhist temple + ancient trees + alleys 🙏 The Buddhist temple is located at the highest point, with an amazing viewing platform. 🌿 Every household has a century-old tea tree, picking tea at sunrise and resting at sunset. ☁️【Experience Highlights】 • Watch the sea of clouds surge at the Buddhist temple in the early morning while drinking ancient tree tea • Encounter Dai grandmothers weaving under the eaves • Count the village’s only two small shops (truly isolated from the world) 📌【Practical TIPS】 1⃣️ Best season: October to April (avoid the rainy season for better photos) 2⃣️ Outfit suggestion: ethnic-style long dress + straw hat (instantly become a Dai girl) 3⃣️ Must-bring items: mosquito repellent + sunscreen (UV rays are very strong!) 🌄 Nearby activities: 👉 Jingmai Mountain Ancient Tea Forest (open 8:00-19:00) 👉 Visit other primitive villages (to be updated next time!) 🦂 I’m a scorpion obsessed with cultural secret spots~ Next time, I’ll take you to see the more hidden thousand-year-old Bulang ethnic villages in Jingmai Mountain!