What is there to do in Xuanwei? The fun places in Xuanwei mainly include Dongshan Park, Wanshui Park, Tiansheng Bridge (Shuanghe), Laibinlong Cave, Miaoshan Forest Park, Daxiangshui, Rongfeng Sunrise, etc.

Xuanwei ham has thin skin, thick meat, moderate fatness and leanness, rich aroma, and bright color. The lean meat is bright red or rose color, and the fat meat is milky white. The reputation of cloud leg is well deserved.

You can also take a look at the former residence of an important figure closely related to the rise and fall of Xuanwei Ham - the former residence of Mr. Pu Zaiting.

The former residence is a courtyard-shaped courtyard with the characteristics of Jiangnan Han-style dwellings.

Recommended Xuanwei specialties: Xuanwei ham, various ham dishes, slaughtered pig rice, Xuanwei "Tuba Bowl", Yuntang yellow tofu, Xuanwei stir-fried pork, Nishizawa sugar and persimmons, crispy chicken, potato chicken,

Mutton with skin in clear soup, strong beef hotpot, beef ganba, yellow tofu, tofu blood sausage, bean sprouts, willow bean noodle soup, sour red bean soup, dried sauerkraut, ham and sugar buns, glutinous rice and perilla cake, bait cubes simmered in white wine, buckwheat

The cakes are dipped in honey, gray potatoes, rice with rice, wheat pimples, etc.

By the way, let’s talk about places to eat: Folk Slaughtered Pig Rice, Weijunkai, Renhe Hotel, Xiaofang Village, and Meihuan Hotel.

Horse Street, Rat Street, Chicken Street, Monkey Street... How many of the 12 zodiac streets in Yunnan have you been to?

Speaking of going out on the street (gai), it’s really full of memories!

Guan Street in the east, Ma Street in the western suburbs, Longtou Street in the north, and Xiaobanqiao Street in the south. You can count a lot of delicious food on any street.

However, Horse Street and Dog Street are common, but not everyone has been to Rat Street, Chicken Street, and Snake Street.

Unless you are from Yunnan, because all twelve zodiac signs can find their corresponding zodiac signs in Yunnan.

Although everyone doesn’t have a good impression of rats, there are quite a few places named after “rat streets” across Yunnan.

There is a Rat Street in the south of Aziying Township, Kunming.

Others include Weishan County, Songming County, Luliang County, Guangnan County, Nanhua County, and Dayao County. There are places called "Rat Streets".

Let’s take Rat Street in Weishan County 5 as an example, because this is the first stop for the caravan to enter Baoshan and Myanmar.

Here is a little knowledge: Xiangjiezi in Yunnan is named after the twelve zodiac animals, and the time of going to the street is determined using the celestial stems and earthly branches.

For example, in the Rat Street we are talking about now, Jiazi Day, Bingzi Day, etc. all correspond to the "Rat" in the zodiac, which is also called "Rat Day" in the local area.

So we go to the market every five days, so 'Rat Day' and 'Horse Day' are the days to go to the market.

The characteristic of Rat Street is that the New Year's Eve dinner is very long. In the local area, the New Year's Eve dinner is usually eaten from the 30th to the 15th day of the first lunar month. Every day, a small plate of leftover dishes from the 30th is eaten out, which means "New Year's Eve"

More than a year."

Places with Niujie include Niujie Town in Yiliang County, Zhaotong, Niujie Township in Midu County, Dali Prefecture, Niujie Town in Shiping County, Honghe River, and Niujie Town in Xundian County.

Niujie in Yiliang County, Zhaotong, got its name from the people who went to market on ugly days during the Qing Dynasty. It is located on the border of Sichuan and Yunnan and has convenient transportation. It is the "North Gate" of Yiliang.

Niujie in Yiliang County has simple folk customs, and you can eat many local specialties on the street, such as dried tofu, pig ear cake, and tung leaf.

There was a Tiger Street in the history of Kunming, but because there was no such thing as a Tiger Street at that time, the "Tiger Street" was called "Cat Street".

There is also a Cat Street in Wenshan, and there is a Cat Street Village in Wuding County, Chuxiong called Cat Street Town.

The real Tiger Street is located in Hujie Village, Baohua Town, Nanjian County, Dali Prefecture. It has a history of more than 300 years and is the choke point of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.

There is also a local saying that this is a place protected by twelve beast gods.

The cultural heritage here is very profound. The Yi tigress culture, caravan culture, ancient trade culture, traditional food culture and Buddhist culture collide and blend here. Various ancient temple buildings are scattered around. It was once prosperous and famous, and was known as "Little Shanghai".

There are Rabbit Streets in Nanhua County, Chuxiong Prefecture, and Songming County, Kunming.

Rabbit Street, located in Nanhua County, Chuxiong, is only 100 meters long, but there are many shops on both sides of the street, including snack bars, grocery stores, pharmacies, mobile phone stores, post offices, etc.

When you walk in here, you will have the illusion of walking into your childhood home, but the narrow streets are still lively.

Dragon Street is relatively common. There are Long Street in Chenggong, Long Street in Songming County, Yao County and Daxian County in Yiliang.

Let’s talk about Qinglong Street, Banqiao Ancient Town, Baoshan, which has an interesting origin.

Local Feng Shui masters believe that Banqiao Street branches off into two roads to the north, which resemble the character "人". In addition, there are two villages on both sides of the street, just like two points. The overall shape becomes the character "火", so

The terrain causes frequent fires.

In order to cut off the "source of fire", the villagers pooled their money to build a crossing building above the street and asked Kuixing to ensure safety.

In order to suppress the "anger" in the name, Banqiao Street was also renamed Qinglong Street.