1. Dayingjiang River

The scenery of Dayingjiang River runs through Yingjiang County on the border of western Yunnan. Their sources are all in Tengchong: one source originates from Shuanghai and Qingcaitang, and the other originates from Guyong Langya Mountain. After the two sources meet in the north of the lower line of Yingjiang River, they merge into the open and free Dayingjiang River. The last section of Daying River enters Tiger Leaping Stone, and after passing Gurika, it follows the national border and exits Myanmar at the intersection with Hongbeng River (also known as Nanmao River). This section is also called Taiping River. The distance between the two walls of the river bank is only 7 meters. Rapids rush in, huge rocks rise in the valley, and the gap becomes larger, causing water waves to rush left and right. Rapids surged into the sky, water splashed down, and the valleys miles deep were noisy. Along the river, due to the strong rapids cutting down, the river channel is deep, huge rocks lie across the middle of the river, and there are many cliffs, springs and waterfalls.

2. Kaibangya Lake

Kaibangya is a Jingpo language, meaning valley. In 1993, China Dehong and Malaysia jointly built a hydropower station with an installed capacity of 63,000 kilowatts at the foot of the mountain. This valley was chosen for the power station’s reservoir. This valley is a shallow, shallow hilly basin that is relatively low in the mountains. The surrounding mountains form a horseshoe shape. A dam 45 meters high and 74 meters long was built at Matikou, turning the 8 square kilometers of valley into an artificial lake.

The mountains around the lake with a runoff area of ??22 square kilometers are mostly subtropical virgin forests. From summer to winter, the temperature difference here is very small from morning to night. The temperature is no higher than 28℃ and the low is no more than 10℃. You can escape the heat or cold.

3. Nangu River Taobao Market

Ruili Tourism Taobao Market is located to the west of Nongdao Town, Ruili City, on the border between China and Myanmar. It is more than ten kilometers long and about 10 kilometers away from the urban area. 35 kilometers, covering an area of ??60 hectares. This is the world-famous gemstone mineralization belt. The Ruili tourist treasure hunt, which stretches for more than 10 kilometers along the clear Nangu River, is one of the richest areas in gemstone mineralization and is famous both at home and abroad for its red and sapphire deposits.

The upper reaches of the Nangu River is a gemstone ore belt on the border with China, and is part of the China-Myanmar gemstone ore belt. Because its gemstones are scattered, mining costs are high and they lack mining value. However, as the mountains and rivers washed away, many large and small gems were washed into the river, sank on the river bed, and were mixed in the sand. Because of their large amount, as long as you go fishing, you can harvest any number.

Some of the gems found are only for viewing and have no economic value; some can be used as jewelry pendants; if you are lucky, you can also find valuable jadeite rough.

4. Border Trade Street

In Ruili City, there is a trade market street that is more than 1 kilometer long, which is called "Border Trade Street". The goods sold here are all from the China-Myanmar border, and the goods include wood carvings, leather, textiles and other handicrafts with local Dai characteristics.

5. Jie Le Jin Pagoda

Jie Le Jin Pagoda, known as "Guang Mu He Mao" in Dai language, means the pagoda at Ma Tou, Bazi, one kilometer northeast of Ruili City, Yunnan Province , is the oldest Buddhist building, Buddhist activity venue and tourist attraction in Ruili.

The body of the old pagoda is built of adobe. The main tower is more than 10 meters high and is surrounded by several small towers. Later, generations of chieftains presided over continuous renovation and decoration on its foundation. By the Republic of China, the main tower, which was more than 10 meters long, reached into the sky. There were 7 small towers in the outer ring. The surface was coated with gold powder, and the crown of the main tower was pasted with gold and platinum. The pagoda is surrounded by a stone fence and surrounded by stone lion statues. The towering ancient trees around the pagoda are admired by everyone who sees them. In 1969, the ancient pagoda was completely destroyed. Construction of a new tower started again in 1981, which lasted several years, and the original appearance of the old tower was recreated on top of the original tower. The new tower adopts a brick and earth structure. The main tower is more than 10 meters higher than the old tower. The smaller towers on the periphery are gradually smaller. The tops of the main and attached towers are crowned with gold and platinum canopies. Wind chimes jingle wherever the breeze passes. After the repair of Jile Golden Pagoda, Every year before the Songkran Festival, Buddhists hold Buddhist ceremonies here. Buddhas, monks and nuns from home and abroad came to preach and praise the Buddha. Jile Golden Pagoda is one of the famous pagodas in Southeast Asia.