Yunnan Xishuangbanna | Explore and discover.

🚆 Transportation Guide *⃣ (Recommended) The most convenient way is to fly directly to Xishuangbanna Gasa Airport, which saves you the trouble of transferring. *⃣ It is more economical to fly to Kunming first and then transfer to Xishuangbanna, as flights to Kunming are often half the price of flights to Xishuangbanna. However, this requires a transfer and takes more time. 🎊 You can choose according to your own situation. 🗺 Xishuangbanna Attractions 🌻 Wat Phra That Doi Wao: No. 18 Baji Road, Jinghong City. Known as "Wa Ba Jie" in the Dai language, it is the center of pilgrimage for Buddhist believers in Xishuangbanna. 🌻 Starlight Night Market: Gaozhuang Xishuangjing Scenic Area. The most characteristic night market in Xishuangbanna and a popular night market attraction. 🌻 Jinghong Golden Pagoda: Gaozhuang Xishuangjing Scenic Area. Located next to the Starlight Night Market, it is beautiful both day and night, each with its own characteristics. 🌻 Manting Park: No. 35 Manting Road, Jinghong City. Formerly the royal garden of the Dai royal family, it is adjacent to Wat Phra That Doi Wao and can be visited together. 🌻 Wild Elephant Valley: Mengyang Town, Jinghong City. The only habitat of Asian elephants, where you can get up close and personal with elephants. 🌻 Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden: The most diverse tropical botanical garden in China, where you can also see the scenery along the Lancang River. 🌻 Xishuangbanna Primitive Forest Park: Next to National Highway 214, Jinghong City. Watch the large-scale peacock flying show and experience flying over the jungle. 🌻 Mengle Great Buddhist Monastery: Man Nongfeng, Jinghong City. A later-built Buddhist temple where you can participate in water-splashing activities and enjoy a bird's-eye view of Jinghong City from the top of the mountain. 🥘 Food Guide: 🍰 Food is concentrated in Starlight Night Market, Riverside Night Market, Mandou Barbecue Street, Haoyu Food Street, and Bingang Food City. 🍱 Pineapple purple rice, spicy lemongrass fish, fire-roasted jerky, sour meat, pounded chicken feet, bamboo rice, sour bamboo shoots with chicken, hand-grabbed rice, Lao iced coffee, coconut ice cream, etc.