What are the main villages of Yunnan Nationalities Village in Kunming?

Yunnan Nationalities Village is located in the Ridge and Dianchi National Tourism Resort, and when it comes to this place, we have to mention the Water Splashing Festival that is held here every year! Yunnan Nationalities Village is really famous for its Water Splashing Festival, and there are all kinds of folk festivals and wonderful activities held in this village every year.

1. Bai Village

The main programs include the folk art of "King's Whip", "Straw Hat Dance", "Dabeng Qu" and other festive and joyful activities.

The main programs are folk art "King Whip", "Straw Hat Dance", "Dabenqu", etc. full of festive and joyful atmosphere; folk festivals "March Street", "around the three Spirit", "welcome the bride" and so on.

2. Yi Village

"Torch Festival" is the most common and grandest traditional festival in the Yi region, generally held in the evening of June 24 to 26 in the lunar calendar.

3. Miao Village

The traditional festivals of the Miao are divided into agricultural activity festivals, material exchange festivals for men and women to socialize and fall in love with their spouses, sacrificial festivals, and commemorative celebratory festivals. Every month there is more than one festival. The annual "Flower Mountain Festival" is a traditional festival of the Miao people, and is also a festival for young men and women to find their soulmates and for middle-aged and old people to wish each other well. "Drum Festival" is the largest Miao folk rituals, when you have to kill a bullock cow, sacrifice to see the ancestors, and invite friends and relatives **** get together.

4. Zhuang village

Period will also be held during the Dragon Boat Race, put on high, put flying lights and other traditional entertainment activities and a variety of songs and dances.

5. Tibetan village

New Year's Day 15, the major monasteries held pujas, such as praying for the Grand Puja;

Lunar April 8, the turn of the mountain will be (Mu Buddha Festival, honoring the mountain gods);

May Dragon Boat Festival horse race meeting;

July "Wang Guo "

Winter Festival;

Winter Month 29 Jumping God will be and so on.

6. Dai Zhai

The majestic White Pagoda, delicate and exquisite wind and rain bridges, as well as wind and rain pavilions, wells, bell pavilions, and other buildings are full of Dai's rich flavor, the Dai Zhai is a real reproduction of the folk landscape.

7. Yao Village

The big festivals are Panwang Festival, Spring Festival, Danu Festival, Zhongyuan Festival, Shewang Festival, Chingming Festival and so on, and the small festivals are held almost every month. Pangwang Festival, commonly known as "jumping Pangwang", "return Pangwang wish". Held every three to five years, when the lunar calendar October 16, generally by a family, several households or a village. The main rituals include praying to the gods, singing the song of Pan Wang, dancing the long drum, and praying for the blessing of Pan Wang (Pan Gou). The Pangwang Festival, which is usually celebrated by the Yao people who call themselves "Mianzhi", is very solemn.

8. Achang Zhai

The main religious festivals are "Into the Pits", "Out of the Pits", and "White Chai", "Water Festival". In addition to religious festivals, the Achang people of Tolasa, a few of the year's larger festivals, such as catching the pendulum, stirrups Wuluo, will Street Festival, Taste the New Festival, Water Festival, etc., are the same with the Dai people.

The main gate of Yunnan Ethnic Village is a set of magnificent steel-frame building. At the head of the door hangs the "Yunnan Ethnic Village" five majestic and vigorous hot gold characters, in the middle of a gold peacock flying wings graphic logo, symbolizing the Yunnan Ethnic Village auspicious happiness, prosperity and development of the bright prospects. In front of the main gate is a wide and smooth distribution plaza, below the lawn is a group of white elephant sculpture, called "White Elephant Welcome".

The Dai Village is the first village in the Ethnic Village, which is full of tropical and subtropical plants, and is dotted with exquisite and elegant Dai family bamboo buildings. The different styles of ethnic villages in the village are distributed among them in a staggered manner, each displaying its own style, and the rich and colorful architecture, production, life and religious customs of the ethnic minorities are faithfully displayed, which is the epitome of the culture of the ethnic minorities in Yunnan Province. Yunnan Ethnic Village scenic area is interspersed with water and land, fresh and elegant, the village attractions are staggered. Between the green paths, pavilions and corridors, arched bridges and stone steps connected to each other, and with the Dianchi Lakeshore Boulevard first and last connected.

Tourists in the village, while learning about the architectural style of Yunnan's various ethnic groups, ethnic clothing, ethnic customs, while watching laser fountains, water screen movies, ethnic songs and dances, elephant shows and other exciting content. Beautiful tour guides dressed in ethnic costumes provide tourists with high-quality guide services and explain the customs of various ethnic minorities. In the ethnic village, the "March Street" of the Bai people, the "Water Festival" of the Dai people, the "Torch Festival" of the Yi people, the "Knife Pole Festival" of the Lisu people, the "Knife Pole Festival" of the Jingpo people, and the "Water Festival" of the Dai people are held regularly.

The "Water Festival" of the Dai, the "Torch Festival" of the Yi, the "Knife Stick Festival" of the Lisu, the "Meibao Song" of the Jingpo, the "Sando Festival" of the Naxi and other ethnic festivals with unique ethnic characteristics are important elements of the tourism in the ethnic villages in Yunnan.

The Bai Village covers an area of 63 acres, and the Bai dwellings have always been valued by the architectural circles at home and abroad, and the village is dominated by the traditional Bai dwellings with flying eaves and arches and carved beams and paintings. The layout of "three houses and one wall", "four houses and five patios", "tie-dyeing workshop" and so on, make the whole village compound lined up, spacious and neat. A business fine industrial products "Dali Street" through the north and south, the Bai people three tea show more characteristics.

The Yi Village covers an area of more than 50 acres, and the three tiger relief walls and tiger mountain modeling show the tiger culture of the Yi people. Sun Calendar Square in the center of the totem pole with the sun, tiger, fire and gossip figure image, surrounded by black and white surface of the 10 moon shape. Plaza outside the circumference of the distribution of the 12 Chinese zodiac stone carvings. Built on the mountain, the "earth palm house" complex truly reproduces the Yi family's view of life in harmony with nature.

The Miao Village is representative of the mountainous terrain used to create the environment, which is a distillation of the essence of the Miao architecture. The Hanging Horn Tower displays Miao costumes and handmade crafts, while the Residence Tower reflects the folk style of living and living. The Miao is an ethnic group that can sing and dance well, and both the mountain songs and the Lusheng Dance are very popular among the masses. Lusheng dance, also known as "jumping song", "playing jump", "stepping on the Lusheng", is a combination of self-entertainment and performance of the Miao folk dance, the young men rough and hot, bold and steady, the girls

Beautiful, subtle and lyrical.

The Dai Walled City covers an area of 27 acres, surrounded by water on three sides and covered with green trees. A block of "dry bar" Dai family bamboo buildings, through the winding red sandstone path to the solemn Myanmar Temple. The majestic White Pagoda, delicate wind and rain bridges, and wind and rain pavilions, wells, bell pavilions and other buildings are full of Dai's rich flavor, and are the real folk landscape reproduction of the Dai Village.

The Tibetan village covers an area of 21 acres, and there are large and small slope-roofed dwellings and carved-floor flat-roofed dwellings in the village. The solemn and sacred Tibetan Buddhist temple, the spectacular white pagoda, symbolizing auspiciousness and harmony of the "white yak" sculpture and the unique style of Tibetan architecture complement each other. During the festival, folk songs are sung, pot-shoals and string dances are danced, and riders compete in horse-racing and archery.

Yao village consists of residential hangings, bungalow dwellings and rural Taoist temple, granary, fortress gate and other buildings, staggered; some Taoist cultural elements infiltration, quite typical. Yao music and dance, like its folk songs, originated from labor and religion.

The Achang Walled City is composed of a quadrangle building as the main body, which echoes with the gate of the Walled City and the handmade workshops, etc. The green tile and brick walls and the stone bases and pillars are quite characteristic. The Achang people are hospitable and respect the old and love the young. Guests come home to take a break, the host should be good wine and tea hospitality

, dinner courtesy of the seat, such as guests young generation small can be excused to sit on the side of the seat or sit below; meet the toast pouring tea, taboo is not courteous on the acceptance.

Mosuo home close to the "Lugu Lake", built by the Mosuo people living in the "wooden houses", this all built with logs in the style of the ancient cottage building named "Mosuo House". The house is named "Mosuo House". Mosuo people live in the northwest Yunnan plateau Yongning area of Lugu Lake, the population of about 80,000 people, and still retain the matrilineal clan and matrilineal family habits. This peculiar folklore has attracted the attention of anthropologists all over the world, adding a strange, mysterious color to the Mosuo people.