1. Mengjinglai Mengjinglai was once a religious and cultural center on the border between China and Myanmar. The clear Daluo River flows through the west side of the village, forming a natural national border. The other side of the river is neighboring Myanmar.

The pagoda forest, sacred trees and sacred springs at the entrance of Mengjinglai Village all have a long history. During festivals, many believers come here to worship Buddha and seek scriptures. It is known as the "No. 1 Village in China and Myanmar".

When you are in Mengjing, you will see the exquisite small buildings and pagodas in the village, the fragrance of flowers and fruits in the air, the soft Dai language of the villagers and the melodious cries of the sparrows that linger in your ears. Everything is as beautiful and harmonious as a paradise.

2. Nannuo Mountain Nannuo Mountain is also known as the tea producing area in Xishuangbanna. Here, there grows a cultivated tea tree that is more than 800 years old. It has a strange shape and a tea content of 30%, which is higher than that of ordinary cultivated tea trees.

Until now, the tea trees are still lush all year round, so it is known as the hometown of the tea tree king.

Surrounding the mountains of Nannuo Mountain, there are tea gardens all over the slopes and fields.

The tea produced has long been famous in history.

3. Zhanglang Village is located to the south of Xiding Township Government, Menghai County, Yunnan Province. It is 4 kilometers away from the seat of the township government. The road to the township is an asphalt road and the transportation is convenient.

Zhanglang Village is a village of the Blang ethnic group that has made a living on tea for generations. It is also the only village of the Blang ethnic group in the country.

Walking into Zhanglang Village, everything in the village seems primitive and shabby.

4. The Ancient Tea Horse Road Scenic Area in Xishuangbanna is located in Menghai Township, Menghai County, Xishuangbanna Prefecture. The Ancient Tea Horse Road Scenic Area was jointly developed and constructed by the Tea Research Institute of the Yunnan Academy of Agricultural Sciences and the scenic area.

The scenic spot has developed into a comprehensive tourism base integrating scientific research, preservation of historical relics and cultural relics, and popular science education. It has become a popular science education base in Yunnan Province with the largest number of tea resource plants and the richest folk cultural relics in China.

5. Jingzhen Octagonal Pavilion Jingzhen Octagonal Pavilion was built in 1701 to commemorate Sakyamuni Buddha.

The Octagonal Pavilion is a brick and wood structure with a height of 21 meters and an octagonal shape. It stands next to the former Mengjingzhen Palace. People call it Jingzhen Octagonal Pavilion according to its shape and location.

The local Dai people call it "Bosu Jingzhen", "Bosu" means the crown of lotus, and "Bosu Jingzhen" means the crown of Jingzhen lotus that crowns the Buddhist pavilion.

It is said that the eight corners of the octagonal pavilion represent the eight "maha halls" (eminent monks) around Pazhao; the four doors on the pavilion represent the spread of Buddhism in all directions.