According to statistics, there are more than 1,000 Bazis, large and small, in Yunnan. Bazis are special existences in Yunnan's topography. Because of Yunnan's special geographical environment, Bazis have played a decisive role in the development of history from ancient times to the present. At the same time,

Because of the particularity of Bazi, it has also become the development center of politics, economy, culture and transportation in various places.

Among the many dams in Yunnan, Luliang Bazi is the largest dam in Yunnan in terms of geographical area.

With an area of ??771.99 square kilometers, Luliang Bazi ranks first among the large and small Bazis in Yunnan. It is more than 100 square kilometers larger than Singapore. It is known as the largest Dazi in Yunnan and is a bright pearl on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau.

Luliang County is affiliated to Qujing, Yunnan Province. Luliang County is located in the eastern part of Yunnan Province and is known as the "Pearl of Eastern Yunnan".

Located in the upper reaches of Nanpanjiang River, the county is 65.6 kilometers long from east to west and 62.8 kilometers wide from north to south.

The territory is 1,840 meters above sea level, surrounded by mountains on all sides, with an open and flat lake basin in the middle. It is the first flat dam in Yunnan Province.

Luliang County has jurisdiction over 2 sub-district offices, 7 towns and 2 townships: Zhongshu Sub-district Office, Tongle Sub-district Office, Banqiao Town, Sanchahe Town, Majie Town, Zhaokua Town, Damogu Town,

Fanghua Town, Xiaobaihu Town, Huoshui Township, Longhai Township.

Luliang is one of the earliest developed areas in Yunnan.

In the second year of Yuanfeng in the Western Han Dynasty (109 BC), Tonglao County was established and belonged to Yizhou County.

In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it was renamed Tongle County and belonged to Jianning County.

During the Dali period of the Song Dynasty, it was the Luowen tribe (one of the thirty-seven tribes).

In the Yuan Dynasty, it was changed to Luliangzhou and attached to Qujing Road.

In the 31st year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1398), Liuliang Guards were established.

In the eighth year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1669), the guards were dismissed and returned to the state, and the state was moved to Aicheng.

In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), it was renamed Liuliang County, and in the second year of the Republic of China (1913), it was renamed Luliang County.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it belonged to Yiliang Prefecture, and in 1954 it was changed to Qujing Prefecture.

In May 1997, Qujing was removed from its territory and established as a city. It belongs to Qujing City. The "Cuan Longyan Monument" in the territory has witnessed Luliang's glorious history. At the same time, Luliang is also the birthplace of Cuan culture.

Luliang Features Colorful Sand Forest Colorful Sand Forest is a scenic spot characterized by naturally formed sand pillars and sand peaks. It is located 18 kilometers southeast of Luliang County, and the entire scenic area covers an area of ??6 square kilometers.

It is a landform wonder gradually formed by earthquake shocks, crustal movements and other factors. Colorful sand condenses into sand pillars.

The main attractions in the sand forest include the Contest of Heroes, Camelback, Flame Mountain, Scholar's Cave, Ancient Great Wall, Wannian Youmu, Ancient Castle, Jinsha Forest, Snow Peak, Thirty-Six Strategies, Seven Captures of Meng Huo, etc.

Baishuitang Baishuitang is located between Nanpan River and Dugong River. It is long from north to south and narrow from east to west. The lake water mainly comes from rainwater, with a total area of ??1.6 square kilometers and a depth of 2 meters.

In midsummer, the water area is vast and can be used for boating and fishing.

Luliang salted duck has a long history. It is made from ducks of nearly two kilograms each, slaughtered and then pickled with salt. The shape is fragrant and nut-shaped, which is very distinctive.

White in color and good in taste, the meat is tender, rich in nutrients and delicious.

Sold at home and abroad.

Mai-sanzi is a fried pastry made from wheat flour and white sugar. It is shaped like a "thousand-button button" and is golden in color. The surface is sesame sugar-coated and the inside is filled with sugar paste. It tastes sweet.

And soft and greasy.

Luliang Mai Sanzi is famous for its "fragrant, crispy, crispy and sweet" characteristics. It has a history of more than 200 years and is a local traditional flavor food in Luliang County.

Silk quilt Luliang silk is known as the "queen of fiber queens" because of the right time and place.

Compared with Jiangsu and Zhejiang silk, the biggest feature of Luliang silkworm cocoon is its good flexibility. Good flexibility is reflected in being more warm, close-fitting and comfortable, allowing us to have better sleep quality.

Shredded potato Qujing Luliang shredded potato is a local specialty delicacy.

High-quality potatoes are selected and processed through exquisite technology to form potato shreds that are spicy, spicy, crispy, crispy, and refreshing. It is a snack food suitable for all ages.

Luliang has a long history and is also the inheritance place of the Red Revolution. On Longhai Mountain beside Luliang County, there is a huge slogan, "Long Live the Communist Party". This slogan was selected for construction at the end of 1971.

"Each character is 60 meters long and 60 meters wide, with an area of ??3,600 square meters. The total area of ??the entire slogan reaches more than 32,000 square meters. Every day when the sky clears, it can be seen in the entire Luliang City. Luliang is the hometown of Meng Huo.

, the birthplace of Cuan culture, has a long history, culture and humanistic natural landscape. Luliang, the first dam on the plateau, welcomes everyone to visit.