1. Mosuo B&B Museum Sifang Street is a small square with an area of ??about 400 square meters in the center of Lijiang Old Town.

Built in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty, it is the only ancient city in China without city walls.

According to legend, there was a county magistrate named Mu in Lijiang who was named Sleepy because he was afraid of building a city wall and did not build a city wall.

Centered on Sifang Street in the city, there are four main roads, each with its own lane, extending in all directions without dead ends.

The road is paved with five-color stone slabs. After hundreds of years of polishing, the stone patterns are fully exposed and quite distinctive.

Most of the residents live near mountains and rivers, and winding paths follow the mountains.

The jade spring water at the foot of Xiangshan Mountain flows under the double stone bridge at the head of the city. It divides three streams to the southeast, forming countless small tributaries, crossing the streets and alleys, enclosing thousands of households, and there are countless small stone bridges on the water.

Most of the residents have tile-roofed houses with three squares and one wall, square patios, spacious corridors, flowers and birds carved on the doors and windows, and flowers and plants planted in the courtyards.

Sifang Street is the heart of Lijiang Old Town, with convenient transportation and surrounded by alleys.

It is said that the wooden toast of the Ming Dynasty was built according to the shape of its seal.

This is the most important hub station on the Tea Horse Road.

Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, merchants from all over the world have gathered here, and various ethnic cultures have gathered here. It is the center of economic and cultural exchanges between China and the United States in Lijiang.

It’s been the center of the fair for generations, and it’s full of energy and excitement every day.

Four main streets extend from the four corners of Sifang Street, leading directly to the four suburbs of southeast, northwest and northwest. Many streets and lanes branch off from the main streets, crisscrossing like a spider web, making traffic flow smoothly.

The streets are paved with colored stones, smooth and clean, with no dust or rain.

Almost every street is accompanied by gurgling water.

This forms a dense open pattern with Sifang Street as the center, surrounded by shops and inns, and extending layer by layer along the street.

In this way, the original form of the city was born in the ancient bazaar, which is the same as the traditional Chinese squares and winding streets.

Sifang Street is famous for its unique streetscape, paved with colorful stones and washed with clear water. The market is at noon and the market is washed at dusk.

Around it, six colorful stone streets spread out radially along the mountain, and the streets are connected.

It extends in all directions and the transportation is extremely convenient.

Among them, people seem to have stepped into the Riverside Scene during the Qingming Festival.

To this day, the ancient city still maintains the architectural features of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Three squares and one wall, four in five patios and one corner are built in rows and rows of tile-roofed houses, which not only highlight the structural layout, but also pursue carvings and paintings for decoration. It is clumsy, elegant, exquisite and ingenious. It is praised by Chinese and foreign architectural experts as a residential museum.

In addition, the residents of the ancient city have always liked to plant flowers, trees, and bonsais, which makes the ancient city enjoy the beauty of Li County. Li County has always liked to plant trees, and the mountain city is full of flowers.

Sifang Street used to be a place to rush out and go to the market, but it is still the most lively place until now.

There are countless small restaurants and souvenir shops around Sifang Street.

There are people singing and dancing three nights a week, and someone will organize a dance in Sifang Street.

Big Dance is a folk collective singing and dancing activity that is loved by people in many places in Yunnan.

It is said that this jump originated from the sacrificial ceremony for Hamadami, the female founder of Mosuo.

According to legend, in ancient times, there was no light and warmth in the world, so Hamada Mei went to heaven to steal fire to benefit mankind.

Later, in order to put out the fire, she used her body as a medium for fire to spread the fire to the world, but she became a torch.

In order to praise Hamada, people sang and danced around the fire, which later evolved into a big dance.

A bonfire was raised in the middle of Sifa. Daughter Village is located on the south side of the national highway in Daqishan Ecological Recreation Area on the south bank of Tonglu Town.

This is a folk garden with the theme of promoting women and focusing on displaying local famous products.

There are three exhibition halls in the scenic area: Ancient Chinese Women, Chinese Ethnic Women's Cultural Center, American Costume Hall, and Tonglu Folk Paper-cutting Art Museum.

There is an ancient stage specially designed for women, where women perform Yue opera, and women perform martial arts and Mosuo songs and dances that are customary in matriarchal society.

There are also living pillars surrounded by nine peaks, the classical and exquisite Daughter Tower, the Daughter Village restaurant that can accommodate 300 people, and the style bamboo building that can accommodate 150 people.

Visiting the Daughter Village can deepen our understanding of the long-standing, extensive and profound daughter culture. We will be amazed by the ingenious female handicrafts and colorful folk performances!

There are two quaint shopping streets and more than 80 shops in the scenic area.

All sales assistants, custodians and security guards are women.

Taking a vacation in Nv'er Village, tasting a pot of Nv'er Red, a plate of Nv'er Red stir-fried vegetables, and staying overnight in a charming bamboo house are one of the great things in life.

2. Mosuo Cultural Park Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture.

Xichang, the capital, is one of the 21 prefecture-level administrative regions in Sichuan Province.

It is located in the southwest of Sichuan Province, bordering Ya'an.

It starts from Anshi and Garze Prefecture on the Dadu River in the north, faces Yunnan Province by the Jinsha River in the south, borders Zhaotong City in Yunnan Province, Yibin City and Leshan City in Sichuan Province in the east, and borders Garze Prefecture in the west.

The terrain is high in the northwest, low in the southeast, high in the north and low in the south; it belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate zone.

The city covers an area of ??60,400 square kilometers and governs 2 county-level cities, 14 counties and 1 autonomous county.

Data from the seventh census show that as of 0:00 on November 1, 2020, the permanent population of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture was 4,858,359.

Since ancient times, Liangshan has been an important passage to Yunnan and Southeast Asia, and an important town on the Southern Silk Road.

Located in the center of the Greater Shangri-La Tourism Circle, there are 27 A-level scenic spots, including 9 4A-level scenic spots, including Qionghai-Lushan, Qionghai National Wetland Park, Luoji Mountain, Lugu Lake, Xichang Satellite Launch Center, etc.