Miluo, pronounced as Mìluó, is a place name located in the northeastern part of Hunan Province, China, and belongs to Yueyang.

Miluo Introduction:

Miluo has a long history and profound cultural heritage. According to historical records, the earliest residents of the Miluo area were the Yue people. Miluo County was established here in the Western Han Dynasty, and it has been part of the Yueyang area ever since.

Miluo is a typical water town in the south of the Yangtze River, with a developed water system, convenient transportation and a superior geographical location. The natural scenery here is beautiful and the cultural landscape is rich, especially the Quyuan Pagoda and Quzi Temple on the banks of the Miluo River, which are cultural heritages of important historical significance.

Miluo River is the mother river of Miluo region and also a river of culture. The source of the Miluo River is in Ruichang City, Jiangxi Province. It flows through the Miluo area and then merges into Dongting Lake. The terrain on both sides of the Miluo River is flat and the water flow is gentle, forming the fertile Miluo Plain.

The Miluo River is not only an important irrigation water source, but also a shipping and tourism resource. The Qu Yuan Tower and Qu Zi Temple on the banks of the Miluo River were built to commemorate Qu Yuan, a great official of the Chu State during the Warring States Period, and represent the patriotic spirit and indomitable character of the Chinese nation.

Miluo not only has a long history and rich cultural heritage, but also has a unique folk culture. Folk dances, folk folk arts, folk art and other folk arts here are diverse and unique.

The most representative one is the dragon boat race on the Miluo River. A grand dragon boat race is held every year during the Dragon Boat Festival, attracting tens of thousands of people to watch. In addition, Miluo's paper-cutting, sugar painting, clay sculpture and other folk art forms also have high artistic value.

In addition to culture and natural landscapes, Miluo also has a rich food culture. Miluo rice noodles are a specialty snack here. It has a delicate and smooth taste and is deeply loved by tourists and locals. In addition, Miluo’s traditional snacks such as sugar-oiled cakes and sugar dumplings also have high gourmet value.

In general, Miluo is a region with a long history, profound cultural heritage, beautiful natural scenery, and rich food culture. It not only has important historical and cultural heritage and unique folk culture, but also has unique natural resources and beautiful scenery. In the future, with the development of tourism and cultural inheritance, Miluo will attract more tourists and scholars to visit and learn.