1. Bai Village
The main programs include the folk art "Bull Whip", "Straw Hat Dance" and "Big Ben Bell" which are full of festive atmosphere; the folk festival "March Street" and "Splashing Water Festival" which are held in the village. The main programs include the folk art "Bullwhip", "Straw Hat Dance", "Big Ben Bell", and the folk festival "March Street", "Three Souls", and "Welcoming the Bride".
2. Yi Village
"Torch Festival" is the most common and grandest traditional festival in the Yi region, which is usually held in the evening of June 24th to 26th on the lunar calendar.
3. Miao Village
The traditional festivals of the Miao are divided into farming activity festivals, material exchange festivals, men and women socialization festivals, love and spouse selection festivals, sacrificial festivals and commemorative celebrations. There is more than one festival every month. 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. The "Drum Festival" is the biggest sacrificial event of the Miao. At that time, a cow is killed, ancestors are sacrificed, and relatives and friends are invited to gather together.
4.Zhuang Village
During this period, traditional entertainment activities will be held such as dragon boat races, flying heights, flying lanterns, and various singing and dancing evenings.
5. Tibetan villages
On the 15th day of the first month, major monasteries hold ceremonies, such as praying for blessings;
The 8th day of the 4th month of the lunar calendar, when the mountain is turned to the mountain (Mufo Festival, worshiping the mountain god);
May, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Horse Race;
July, the "Kuo-wang" Festival;
June 29th, a divine dance will be held and so on. A sacred dance will be held and so on.
6. Dai Village
The majestic White Pagoda, exquisite wind and rain bridges, wind and rain pavilions, wells, bell pavilions and other buildings are full of Dai's rich flavor, which is a reproduction of the real folk landscape of Dai Village.
7. Yao Village
There are big festivals, such as Wang Pan Festival, Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, King Snake Festival and Ching Ming Festival. Smaller festivals are held almost every month. The King's Festival is commonly known as "Jumping King" and "Returning the King's Wish". It is held every three to five years on the sixteenth day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar, usually by one or more households or villages. The ceremony is mainly attended by teachers, who dance and pray, sing the king's song, dance and encourage, and pray for the blessing of Pan Wang (Pan Hu). The King's Day, generally a festival of the Yao people who call themselves "Mianzhi", is very solemn.
8. Achang Zhai
The main religious festivals are "Into the Au", "Out of the Au", "Bai Mu", "Water Festival ". In addition to religious festivals, Hulasa's Achang people have the same annual festivals as the Dai people, such as catching the pendulum, stamping on the nest, meeting the street, tasting new things, splashing water and so on.
The gate of Yunnan Ethnic Village is a set of magnificent steel-framed buildings. The front door hangs five eye-catching hot gold characters of "Yunnan Ethnic Village", and in the middle is the golden peacock graphic symbol, symbolizing the auspicious, happy and prosperous future of Yunnan Ethnic Village. In front of the gate is a wide and flat crowd gathering square, below the lawn is a group of white elephant sculpture called "White Elephant Welcome".
The Dai Village is the first village to enter the Ethnic Village, which is full of tropical and subtropical plants and dotted with delicate and elegant Dai bamboo buildings. Different styles of ethnic villages are distributed in the Ethnic Village, which are staggered and show their charm, and the colorful architecture, production, life and religious customs of the ethnic minorities are faithfully displayed, which is the epitome of Yunnan ethnic culture. Yunnan Ethnic Village scenic spot is interlaced with water and land, fresh and elegant, and the village attractions are scattered. There are green paths, pavilions and corridors, arched bridges and stone steps, which are connected with the Dianchi Lakeside Avenue.
In the village, visitors can learn about the architectural styles, national costumes and customs of various ethnic groups in Yunnan, and watch laser fountains, water screen movies, national songs and dances, elephant shows and other exciting content. Beautiful tour guides in ethnic costumes provide tourists with high-quality guide services and
The Bai Village covers an area of 63 acres, and the Bai dwellings have been traditionally valued by domestic and foreign architectural circles. Traditional Bai dwellings with flying eaves and carved beams are the main buildings in the village. The layout of "three workshops and one wall", "four entrances and five patios" and "tie-dye workshop" makes the whole village courtyard spacious and neat. A business exquisite industrial products "Dali Street" running through the north and south, white three tea show more characteristics.
Yi village covers an area of more than 50 acres, three tigers carved wall, tiger mountain carved wall, highlighting the characteristics of the Yi tiger culture. The totem pole in the center of the Sun Calendar Square has images of the sun, tiger, fire and bagua, surrounded by 10 black and white moon shapes. The square is surrounded by twelve stone carvings of the Chinese zodiac. The "Tuzhangfang" architectural complex built on the mountain truly reproduces the concept of Yi families living in harmony with nature.
The Miao Village is representative of the mountainous terrain chosen as the setting, and has refined the essence of Miao architecture. The hanging footstools display Miao costumes and handmade crafts, while the residential buildings reflect the folk style of daily life. The Miao people are good at singing and dancing, and the Mountain Song and Lusheng Dance is very popular among the masses. Lusheng Dance, also known as "Dancing Song", "Playing Dance" and "Stomping Lusheng", is a folk dance combining self-entertainment and performance of the Miao people. The boys are bold and passionate, bold and steady, and the girls are beautiful and expressive.
The Dai Village covers an area of 27 acres, surrounded by water on three sides and lush greenery. A "Ganlan style" Dai bamboo building is connected to a stately Burmese temple by a winding red gravel road. The magnificent white pagoda, delicate wind and rain bridges, wind and rain pavilions, wells, bell pavilions and other buildings are full of Dai flavor, a reproduction of the real folk landscape of the Dai Village.
This Tibetan village covers an area of 21 acres. There are large and small slope-roofed dwellings and carved flat-roofed dwellings in the village. Sacred Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, the magnificent White Pagoda, symbolizing auspiciousness and harmony of the "white yak" sculpture, and unique Tibetan architecture complement each other. During the festival, people sing folk songs, dance potshang and chord dances, and riders compete in horse races and archery competitions.
Yao village consists of hammock buildings, cottages, rural Taoist temples, granaries, fortress gates and other buildings. The penetration of some elements of Taoist culture is typical. Yao music and dance, like folk songs, come from labor and religion.
Ah Mansion mainly consists of a courtyard building, which echoes with other buildings such as the gate of the mansion and handicraft workshops. It has distinctive features such as green brick walls and stone foundations. The people of Chang are hospitable and respect the old and the young. When guests come to the house for a siesta, the host has to entertain them with good wine and tea, and the meal is polite. If the guests are young, you can refuse to sit in the side seat or below; if you meet the toast and pour tea, do not be rude, gladly accept.
The Mosuo House is next to Lugu Lake, where the Mosuo people live. This ancient four-hectare building, all built from logs, called Mosuo House. Mosuo people live in the northwest Yunnan Plateau Yongning region of Lugu Lake, the population of more than 80,000 people, still retains the matrilineal clan and matrilineal family living habits. This peculiar folklore has attracted the attention of anthropologists around the world, adding a strange and mysterious color to the Mosuo people.