Places without internet celebrities are fun, such as the niche attraction Prajna Temple in Xishuangbanna

The Prajna Temple in Xishuangbanna is one of the well-known Buddhist pagodas in Yunnan Province, with a history of over 1,200 years. Unlike the traditional red walls and green tiles, the pagoda here is exquisitely shaped, unique, and completely white, making it holy and sacred. The Prajna Temple is not large, although it has only been popular in recent years, it is very suitable for taking pictures, and every shot is a masterpiece. The pagoda is built on a small hill, far away from the hustle and bustle, making it particularly peaceful and quiet, a place for the soul to rest. The attraction is free, there is no admission fee, but you cannot enter the temple, you can only take pictures outside. The local customs here are simple, under the blessing of the Buddha, the villagers are very sincere. As a Buddhist holy place, there are certainly taboos: Cannot enter in Dai costume Short skirts, shorts, suspenders and other overly exposed clothes cannot enter (there are long skirts and shawls at the entrance that can be borrowed, but they are a bit thick and will definitely be hot to wear) Cannot take commercial photos, wedding photos and intimate couple photos No loud noise