The Banna Starlight Night Market is filled with exotic charm

After the first sentence, the translation continues: Jinghong Gaozhuang Xishuang Scenic Area features the 'Nine Pagodas and Twelve Villages' with strong Dai and Thai regional characteristics, as well as a collection of fantastical and fashionable landmark buildings. It also boasts the world's largest stall night market, which not only recreates the grandeur of ancient Jinghong City but also embodies the urban character of Xishuangbanna that bridges the past and present, and blends Chinese and Western cultures. Many stall owners in the Starlight Night Market wear traditional Dai costumes and attract customers with their distinctive Northeastern Chinese accent, making visitors feel somewhat bewildered, unsure of where they are. Everywhere you look, there are travel photography subjects like Dai princesses on the run, creating a truly magical atmosphere. During the Dragon Year Spring Festival, this place is extraordinarily lively and popular, leaving a lasting impression on those who visit. Due to traffic congestion, we accidentally parked our car about 1.5 kilometers away from the core attraction, the Dajin Pagoda Temple, at the Jinghong Riverside Service Parking Lot. The parking fee was 9 yuan for over three hours. Although we had to walk a bit more, avoiding the traffic jam made it feel worthwhile.