Wumeng Prairie is located in Wumeng Town, Panzhou City, Liupanshui City, and Pingdi Yi Township, with a total area of ??178 square kilometers.

The Wumeng Prairie Scenic Area is between 2000 meters and 2857 meters above sea level, with an average altitude of 2500 meters. It is the highest and largest alpine grassland in Guizhou. The highest point is Niupeng Liangzi, 2857 meters, which is the second highest peak in Guizhou. The lowest point, Wanjiakou, is 740 meters.

More than 2100 meters.

The Wumeng Prairie Scenic Area has 100,000 acres of grassland, 40,000 acres of short-footed rhododendrons, as well as unique natural and cultural features such as Changhaizi, Yunhai Foguang, cliffs, Wuwang Camping Mountain, Guanjia Laoyan, Yinchangkouzi and Yi ethnic customs.

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There is a unique Yi festival on June 24th of the lunar calendar every year - the Torch Festival. It is the most solemn annual festival of the Yi people and is commonly known as "Celebrating the New Year".

As the most important day of the year for the Yi people, the elder brothers and sisters of the Yi ethnic group will dress up in costumes, sing and dance to celebrate the arrival of the festival. The four traditional sports that are full of folk flavor include sheep fighting, cock fighting, bird fighting, and Gaosuoqiu competition.

Add a different kind of fun to the festival.

In 2017, Wumeng Prairie was rated as a national 4A-level scenic spot.

Specialties and delicacies: There is a folk song that has been circulating in Wumeng Prairie, "One goes to the mountains to herd sheep, the other goes to the slopes to plant buckwheat seeds, the third goes to Liangzi to dig potatoes, and the fourth goes to raise pigs and chickens at home." Here, you can enjoy the plateau.

The scenery is beautiful, and you can also taste the delicious local local products of the countryside, such as roasted whole lamb, black potatoes, black-bone chicken, local eggs, water-mixed wine, bitter buckwheat cake and other farm specialties.

Among them, tartary buckwheat is one of the unique crops in Wumeng Mountain. It is a rare medicinal and food crop in nature.

The Yi people use it to make "buckwheat cakes", "buckwheat pimples", and "buckwheat noodle soup", etc. It has high nutritional and health value and therapeutic effects.

"Going to Liangzi to dig potatoes three times" refers to the specialty of Wumeng Prairie, "Wu Yang Yao".

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Wumeng Prairie