1. Hakka Water Dragon Festival The Hakka Water Dragon Festival is held in late July every year. Young and middle-aged male dragon dancers wear turbans on their heads, are naked with dragon-shaped tattoos on their upper bodies, wear shorts on their lower bodies, and wear straw sandals on their feet.

The female dragon dancers wear flower garlands, shorts and bellybands.

When the master of the ancestor worship ceremony gives the command to "dance the colorful dragon", the dragon dancer moves up and down and moves left and right, while the surrounding people use basins, water guns and other water-holding utensils to pour water on the dragon dancer and the dragon body.

2. Historic Sites Duoluodai Ancient Town has a long history of thousands of years and the integration of multiple cultures, leaving behind numerous folklore, historical relics, and Hakka guild halls.

The old streets of the ancient town are represented by seven alleys, including Shangxia Street, North Alley, Fengyi Alley, Huaishu Alley, Jiangxi Guild Hall, Chaishi Alley, Mancaoyan Alley, and Fanshi Alley. Most of the existing buildings are in the style of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.

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In addition, there are many historical sites and scenic spots in the town such as Yaowang Temple, Christian Church, Yanxia Cave, Hongdou Forest, and Yudai Lake.

3. Rich cultural heritage. Hakkas account for 90% of the town’s residents, so it is known as the first Hakka town in western China.

Luodai Ancient Town has a very rich cultural heritage. The thousand-year-old streets and Hakka houses in the town are well preserved. The old streets are in a "one street and seven alleys" pattern with rich spatial changes. There are many shops on both sides of the streets, which are typical Ming and Qing architectural styles.

It can be said that Luodai Ancient Town is a condensed history of Hakka immigration, with great historical, architectural, cultural and scientific value.

There are two main streets, Upper Street and Lower Street.

There are temples, clubs, ancient pagodas, Zhenzi Field, and Bafang Well.

There are also supporting facilities such as the Chinese Art Library and Luoshui Wetland, which are more suitable for weekend day trips.

When you go to Luodai, you must taste the most famous local sad jelly and fried goose.