Home of the world's most famous tea, with ethnic minority villages and tropical forests.
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⭐ 4.6普洱茶马古道
A restored section of the ancient Tea Horse Road that once linked Yunnan to Tibet and India. Visitors can trek through tea plantations, visit a traditional caravan inn, and taste aged pu'er tea.
⭐ 4.1傣族园
A living museum showcasing Dai ethnic culture with traditional bamboo houses, a Buddhist temple, and daily water-splashing festival demonstrations. Visitors can try Dai-style banana-leaf sticky rice.
⭐ 3.9小峨谷温泉
Natural hot springs nestled in a bamboo-covered valley, with pools of varying temperatures fed by geothermal vents. The mineral-rich water is said to have therapeutic benefits for skin and joints.
⭐ 4.2布朗山梯田
Breathtaking rice terraces carved into the Bulang Mountains by the Bulang ethnic minority over centuries. The best views are at sunrise when mist fills the valleys and the terraces mirror the sky.
⭐ 3.7普洱咖啡庄园
A boutique coffee farm in Yunnan's emerging coffee region, where visitors tour the plantation and learn about bean-to-cup processing. The tasting flight includes several award-winning single-origin micro-lots.
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