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Top 10 Things to Do in Fengqing 2026

No. 6 of Family-friendly Attractions in Yunnan

Yunnan Provincial Museum

7.9

4.8/5

2.2k reviews

The Yunnan Provincial Museum is a comprehensive museum showcasing Yunnan's history and ethnic culture, housing over 200,000 cultural relics (sets), with strengths in ancient Dian Kingdom bronzeware, Nanzhao and Dali Kingdom Buddhist statues, and historical calligraphy and paintings. The building itself is distinctive: its reddish-brown exterior is composed of irregular stone prism shapes, resembling a stone forest rising from the ground, making it memorable even before entering the exhibition halls. The permanent exhibition follows a chronological sequence, with six themed halls—"Ancient Yunnan," "Dawn of civilization," "Dominance in southern China," "Land of fragrant Buddhism," "Frontier expansion and defense," and "A century of upheaval"—taking visitors from prehistoric times to the modern era, offering a condensed overview of Yunnan's history. Located in a multi-ethnic border region, the artifacts here differ markedly from those in inland museums: bronzeware depicts vivid scenes of animal combat, rituals, and warfare, while the Dian Kingdom's unique shell containers resemble lidded bronze "piggy banks." The Buddhist statues bear the distinct regional style of the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms, warranting closer attention. The museum's crown jewels deserve dedicated viewing time: the Warring States period bronze ox-tiger table, unearthed from the Lijiashan tombs in Jiangchuan, features a small ox hidden beneath a large ox and a fierce tiger biting the ox's tail, earning the saying "In the north, there's the galloping horse treading on a flying swallow; in the south, there's the ox-tiger bronze table." The Dali Kingdom gilded Avalokitesvara statue with silver halo from the Qianxun Pagoda of Chongsheng Temple in Dali has a unique golden form. Other treasures include Song Dynasty Guo Xi's "Travelers among mountains and streams," Yuan Dynasty Huang Gongwang's "Visiting Dai in Shanxi," and the Ming Dynasty gem-inlaid golden crown. After the visit, you can stop by the nearby Guandu ancient town, making it possible to explore both sites in a day.

China · Kunming

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2026 Asia 100 - Family-friendly Attractions

Yunnan Safari Park

7.8

4.7/5

5.7k reviews

Yunnan Wildlife Park is located in the northeast of Kunming City, covering an area of 2800 acres. It is the first new type of tourist attraction in Yunnan Province that focuses on wildlife conservation research, tourism observation, and popular science education. The mountains in the park are undulating and the trees are lush. Based on the abundant natural resources in Yunnan and central Yunnan, we simulate the original ecological landscape and create an open space environment. In more than 10 exhibition areas with rich content and unique structure, we implement natural release and mixed breeding of wild animals, showcasing a natural, primitive, wild and simple style. The exhibition area is mainly divided into rare animal area, African tribes, Sky City, Swan Lake, herbivorous animal release area, Giant Panda Pavilion, Giant Bird Forest, Lion and Tiger Mountain, Peacock Garden, and Cute Pet Area. The display of animals mainly focuses on species from Yunnan and Southwest China. While highlighting the unique animals of Yunnan, rare species from Africa, America, Australia, Asia and other places are introduced, creating a "Wildlife World" consisting of more than 100 species and over 10000 wild animals. Truly allowing visitors to experience the affinity for life of "harmonious development between humans and nature".

China · Kunming

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Selected for Night Attractions in Yunnan

Mu Fu Mansion

7.8

4.7/5

11.4k reviews

Mu Fu Mansion is located at the foot of Lion Mountain in the ancient town of Lijiang. It served as the residence of the Mu family chieftains for centuries since the Ming Dynasty. The architecture retains the central plains style of the Ming era while incorporating Bai and Naxi craftsmanship. When Xu Xiake visited Lijiang, he could only admire the grand complex from outside the gates, leaving behind the praise "The splendor of these palaces rivals that of imperial courts." These eight characters are now gilded on the entrance screen wall. Locals often say "As there is the Forbidden City in the north, so there is Mu Fu Mansion in the south," regarding it as Lijiang's version of the Forbidden City. Visiting Mu Fu Mansion, you first pass through the wooden archway inscribed with "Tian Yu Liu Fang" – these four characters are a homophone for "Go study" in the Naxi language, reflecting the Mu chieftain family's tradition of valuing education – then through the exquisitely carved stone archway bearing the words "Loyalty and righteousness." In the past, locals praised it with the saying, "The Three Pagodas of Dali, the stone archways of Lijiang." Stepping through the vermilion gate, the central axis runs east to west, lined with the assembly hall, Wanjuan Tower (Ten-Thousand-Volume Library), guardian hall, Guangbi Tower, Yuyin Tower, and Sanqing Hall. The assembly hall was where the chieftain conducted political affairs, dignified and imposing. Wanjuan Tower once housed thousands of Dongba scriptures, hundreds of Buddhist sutras, poetry collections of six chieftains, and numerous calligraphy and paintings by renowned scholars, embodying the mansion's cultural heritage. The guardian hall, also called the rear assembly hall, was used for family discussions. Guangbi Tower, the gatehouse of the rear garden, has long been hailed as "the finest in western Yunnan." Yuyin Tower was where imperial edicts were received and banquets with music and dance were held. At the axis's end stands Sanqing Hall, situated high at the foot of Lion Mountain, offering a panoramic view of the entire mansion and the layered rooftops of the ancient town. Over a hundred auxiliary halls, pavilions, street-crossing buildings, and family courtyards flank the axis in staggered elevations, recreating the grandeur of the chieftain's residence. Most structures of Mu Fu Mansion were destroyed in wars during the late Qing Dynasty. Its current layout was reconstructed after fundraising following the 1996 Lijiang earthquake and completed in 1999. TV series like "Mu Fu Feng Yun" and "Qian Wang" were filmed here. After the tour, the Zhongyi Memorial Archway outside the mansion, the "Tian Yu Liu Fang" archway, and the screen wall inscribed with Xu Xiake's praise are all photo-worthy spots.

China · Lijiang

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No. 3 of Best Things to Do in Baoshan

Beihai Wetland

7.7

4.4/5

3.1k reviews

Tengchong Beihai Wetland National AAAA-level attraction is located 12.5km northeast of Tengchong City, Yunnan Province. It is the only volcanic barrier lake floating carpet wetland in China. The attraction is surrounded by mountains. It is a subtropical volcanic rock barrier lake formed by the eruption of Cenozoic volcanoes 600,000 years ago. The nutrient-rich volcanic ash has nurtured a large area of meadows floating on the water, forming a colorful giant floating carpet on the water. The wetland is famous for its biodiversity due to its three-dimensional ecosystem composed of alpine forests, floating carpets on the water surface and barrier lakes. It is known as the "Kidney of the Earth" and "Gene Bank of Wetland Species". More than 300 years ago, Xu Xiake, a traveler in the Ming Dynasty, visited here in person. In his "Yunnan Travel Diary", he left a description of the magical landscape of Beihai Wetland: "The lake is as large as a thousand acres, with green weeds in the middle, and the bottom is like floating grass. There are also streams running through it, but they cannot rise." The altitude here is 1,750 meters, with negative oxygen ions as high as 16,000/cubic centimeter, and PM2.5 less than 10 all year round. It is a world-recognized longevity and livable altitude zone. It is a good place for you to escape the heat and cold, enjoy beautiful scenery and fresh oxygen, and have a good vacation. You can take a small boat and bamboo raft to roam in the water, feel the company of fish, shrimps and birds, the breeze is gentle, the water is calm, and you are at ease. Here you can experience grass rafts, stepping on grass, stepping on fish, grilling fish, etc., and enjoy the fun of nature. There is a floating water plank road here, allowing you to get closer to many precious birds and exotic flowers and plants in the wetland, including the blue-headed duck known as the "giant panda among birds", the "giant panda among plants" Brasenia schrenkiana and hundreds of other rare animals and plants, and experience the vivid fun of the natural classroom. Here, you can experience the unique four-season experience of "appreciating the romance of irises in spring", "enjoying the coolness of the sea of clouds in summer", "shooting the colorful sea of flowers in autumn", and "watching the flock of migratory birds in winter", and enjoy the beautiful encounter between the mountains and the sea in the Beihai Wetland.

China · Tengchong

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No. 10 of Family-friendly Attractions in Yunnan

Pu'er Tea Horse Ancient Road Relic Park

7.8

4.6/5

1.6k reviews

Pu'er Tea-horse Ancient Road Scenic Attraction (4A) is located in Pu'er City, Yunnan Province, the "World Tea Source", 2km away from the municipal center, covering an area of nearly 5,000 acres, with a total tour length of about 5,174.4 meters, andadjacent to the national night culture and tourism consumption gathering area of the Tea-horse Ancient City Tourism Town.The site of theTea-horse Ancient Roadin the scenic spot is an important section of the north-south movement of the ancient Tea-Horse Road.It is not only a distribution center for tribute tea entering Beijing, but also a section withcomplete preservation, long distance, rich culture, and well-maintained along the way. In 2013, the Tea-horse Ancient Roadwas listed as the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council. Along the ancient town of Tea horse tourism Zhengguan Street into the scenic area, the first thing you will see is the majestic Simao CityGate. On the shimmering Yinma Lake is a group of horse caravans trekking on the ancient road - "tea messengers", showing us the picture of the horse caravans trekking hard on the steep mountain road. It is the generations of horse caravans with their fortitude, courage and wisdom, have used their blood and sweat to build trade routeswith all directions.From here, the journey of exploration begins. Take the battery sightseeing bus directly to the beautiful Dingbo Lake, where pavilions and towers are dotted, and the blue sky and clear water complement each other. Standing on the continuous tea mountain stand, you can enjoy the first immersive water dance show "Horse Caravan Love Song" on the Tea-Horse Ancient Road. Relying on resources such as primitive forests, plateau lakes, musical fountains, and misty fireworks, combined with exciting local ethnic historical stories to take you into the magnificent but long-forgotten years of the horse caravans. Walk through the floating bridge shaded by flowers and head to the starting point of the Rainbow Cableway. This section of the cableway is 786 meters long and takes about 13 minutes and 14 seconds to ride, implying a lifetime of romance. During the cableway ride, visitors can enjoy the beautiful subtropical rainforest and ecological tea gardens all over the mountains, overlook the scenery of the tea city Pu'er, and feel the fresh and natural countryside scenery. Sitting on the cableway all the way up to the Zhongyi Post Station on the top of the mountain. The caravans set up at daybreak and slept at night, and there were many post stations along the ancient road. The caravans from south to north would stop here to stay overnight, through the strove to prepare dinner for the hungry people and horses, and they would feast on the food at the table and chat about everything under the sun. It was so pleasant. Get up close and personal with the "Pearl of Dayuan, noble among Horses", the Ferghana Horse, a national treasure of Turkmenistan that has came afar, and witness the splendid and glorious ancient road culture with you. Zhongyi Posthouse Museum is a unique and ornamental caravan museum in southwestern Yunnan. It focuses on theTea-Horse Ancient Road cultureand the caravan culture, combines the multi-ethnic characteristics of Pu'er and presents the most representative caravan culture on the Yunnan-TibetTea-Horse Ancient Roadin a multi-level and multi-dimensional way to the world, becoming an important cultural business card of Pu'er. The museum has more than 800 collections, mostly caravan utensils, sacrificial and daily necessities of various ethnic groups in history. It is the essence of the collection of Shang Mingpeng, a caravan culture scholar and famous print artist for more than 20 years, and many items have become out of print. 9 Take a step forward and continue to explore the mysteries of the tea-horse culture. The exchange of tea for horses began in the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Tea Hall in the Ancient Road Origin Area will lead you to trace the source of history, reveal the evolution of tea and horses, and depict the early imprint of the Ancient Tea-Horse Road. Walk along the Ancient Tea-Horse Road and taste the fragrance of Pu'er tea. The green shade of pine and cypress is cool, and the footprints of ancestors and the marks of horse hooves are clearly visible on the mossy ancient road. It feels like entering the Wizard of Oz, lush and green, with birdsong sound. Walking through the suspension bridge full of blessing ribbons, we arrived to the Land Altar, a sacred place of worship on the Yunnan-Tibet Tea-HorseAncientRoad. The mottled statue of the God of Land, the verdant mountain god tree, the gurgling Kongming Well, and the overturned tripod which all came from history are the bearing and reposing of the caravan's faith. Step into Songming Pavilion and relive the glory of the Ancient Tea-Horse Road! From the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, this legendary trade road spanned a thousand years, connecting the southwest and the border areas, with horse caravans carrying tea and the ancient road leisurely. At Jiangcheng Ferry, the fragrance of Pu'er tea spreads all over the world; the ancient post station in Yunnan Province witnesses the integration of ethnic groups and the prosperity of trade. The Tea-Horse Ancient Road is not only a trade road, but also a cultural corridor. Let's pursue that glorious history together! Walk into the deep valley plank road where you can smell the fragrance of orchids and the chirping of swallows, take the electric car through the mottled shadows of trees, let the wind blowing from the tea mountains brush your face, and let the mountain breeze carry the fragrance of tea and soak your sleeves. Walking into the Gongcha Courtyard, you will dream back to the 21st year of Emperor Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, witness the national glory of Pu'er - the imperially bestowed plaque "Ruigong Heaven", feeling the prosperity of tea and horse, lamenting at the spirit of craftsmen, feeling the hardships of the horse caravans, and be grateful for the great "Belt and Road National Strategy". Take a leisurely stroll, walk down the 407 steps slowly or take a thrilling forest slide, take the pulley whistling down, sometimes you are in the woods, sometimes in the mountains covered with weeds, sometimes in the fragrant tea garden. The "derailment feeling" brought by the inertia when the trolley turns makes your heart beat faster and scream with excitement. After a wonderful journey, you can return to the visitor center and go to the Caravan Banquet to enjoy a meal of caravan specialties. Caravan Banquet is backed by tea mountains and surrounded by Pu'er green color, which is comfortable and leisurely. The restaurant has the large conference halls, open-air banquet halls, and luxurious and elegant private dining rooms.The dishes are mainly caravan dishes, local ethnic minority dishes and Pu'er local specialties, so that you can feel the strong regional cultural atmosphere while tasting delicious food. Here, you will perfectly end this unforgettable journey on the Ancient Tea Horse Road.

China · Pu'er

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No. 8 of Night Attractions in Yunnan

Menghuan Grand Golden Pagoda

7.7

4.5/5

3.4k reviews

Menghuan Grand Golden Pagoda is an octagonal, four-door, hollow Buddhist Pagoda with three hollow halls below. It features the architectural style of the Dai Palace in South Asia and has a profound national cultural meaning. The magnificent golden pagoda between the green mountains and waters is a landmark building in Mangshi and a sacred place for the Dai people living there.

China · Mangshi

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No. 12 of Night Attractions in Yunnan

Scenic Spots of Menghuan Silver Pagoda

7.7

4.5/5

2.4k reviews

Menghuan Silver Pagoda covers an area of about 120 mu, with a height of 66 meters and a diameter of 46 meters. The overall building is based on pure white, which is in sharp contrast with Menghuan Shwedagon Pagoda in color. The two towers stand on the top of Leiyarang Mountain and the bank of Peacock Lake. One is graceful and gorgeous, and the other is elegant and quiet. The scenic spot is composed of various main buildings such as Jiyuan Forest, Yinlun Square, Observatory, Pedestrian Plank Road, and landscape sculptures. It is equipped with corresponding lighting and flower viewing areas. Flowers and plants such as rice dumplings, shellfish rice dumplings.

China · Mangshi

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2026 Asia 100 - Night Attractions

Old Town of Lijiang

7.7

4.7/5

15.2k reviews

The Old Town of Lijiang, also known as Dayan Town, is one of the famous towns along the ancient Tea Horse Road. TV dramas like "One Meter of Sunshine" and "Mu Fu Feng Yun" were filmed here. The town features wooden houses with dark-tiled roofs, ancient stone-paved streets, and small bridges over flowing streams winding past homes. Standing on East Street, one can see the snow-capped peak of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain on clear days, with the iconic view of the mountain and the old town framed together. The ancient town is built along the mountain slopes, with streets and alleys following the waterways. Sifang Street, once a trading market on the ancient Tea Horse Road, remains the town's center today, with four main streets—Guangyi Street, Qiyi Street, Wuyi Street, and Xinhua Street—radiating outward and branching into a crisscrossing network of lanes. The Yu River splits into three at Yulong Bridge in the north, forming the East, Middle, and West Rivers, which further divide into nine tributaries and countless water alleys, creating a layout where main streets border rivers and small lanes adjoin canals. Mu Fu, the residence of the Mu chieftain praised by Xu Xiake as "palatial splendor rivaling that of kings," stands at the foot of Lion Mountain beside Guangyi Street. For a panoramic view of the town, climb to Wangulou on Lion Mountain, where layers of dark-tiled rooftops unfold below. The melodies of ancient Naxi music can be heard year-round in the town, while shops displaying Dongba script and handmade silver and copper crafts are scattered throughout the streets, offering glimpses of Naxi craftsmanship at every turn. The large waterwheel at the entrance of the ancient town is an iconic photo spot. The town is filled with shops selling ethnic accessories, tea, silverware, and shawls. Local delicacies like cured pork ribs and chickpea jelly can be found in restaurants, alongside Western options like pizza. Tired visitors can take a break anywhere.

China · Lijiang

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No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Ruili

One Village, Two Countries

7.6

4.3/5

3.3k reviews

One Village, Two Countries is located in the southwest of Ruili City. The famed China-Myanmar Border Post No. 71 has been erected within the village boundary and the border zig-zags its way through the village. It is a typical border area. Visitors can experience the folk traditions of Myanmar, while enjoying a ride on the village swing, swaying back and forth between the two countries. There is also a water well in the village, in which people on both sides use in harmony.

China · Ruili

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Tengchong Volcanic and Geothermal National Geopark

No. 1 of Family-friendly Attractions in Baoshan

Tengchong Volcanic and Geothermal National Geopark

7.5

4.2/5

2.3k reviews

Tengchong Volcanic and Geothermal National Geopark is the region with the largest scale, most complete preservation, concentrated distribution, and comprehensive types of volcanic landforms in Tengchong. It showcases diverse volcanic activities and records a complete volcanic history spanning millions of years. The attraction features complete volcanic types, recent eruption periods, abundant species, and unique views. It serves as a comprehensive national geopark integrating volcanic sightseeing, outdoor leisure, environmental wellness, geological research, and science education. In 2016, as a key component of the Volcanic Hot Spring Tourism Area, it was rated as a national 5A-level attraction. Within the attraction, Dakongshan, Xiaokongshan of Tengchong Volcanic and Geothermal National Geopark, and Heikongshan are aligned in a row. Except for the volcanic cones, all are covered by overflow lava from volcanic eruptions, surrounded by typical volcanic geological landscapes. Visitors can hike to the crater and enjoy panoramic views of vast lava flows and platforms from the summit of Dakongshan. Alternatively, they can take a hot air balloon ride or a powered delta wing for an aerial view of the volcanoes. Nearby, Xiaokongshan of Tengchong Volcanic and Geothermal National Geopark is equally spectacular with its perfectly round crater. Walking around the crater symbolizes "a turn of good fortune." Upon entering the attraction's main gate, you'll find the Tengchong Volcanic Geology Museum on your right. This museum focuses on volcanic geology education, showcasing the distribution of interstellar, global, and Tengchong volcanoes through interactive exhibits, specimen displays, and multimedia presentations. At the foot of Xiaokong Mountain, there's also a Volcanic Science Experience Center – an educational theme park that combines scientific knowledge with entertainment activities. The hot air balloon ride club may close early or suspend operations due to weather or air currents. Those with a fear of heights or special conditions are not recommended to participate. Separate bookings are required for hot air balloon rides, powered trikes, and horseback riding.

China · Tengchong

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