Hani Nationality Folk Village
Hani Nationality Folk Village
Hani Nationality Folk Village
3.5
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Tuesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Wednesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Thursday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Friday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Saturday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Sunday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Bobby S
Jakarta, Indonesia1,877 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
One of Hani people villages around this area. It's interesting to learn that Hani people was originated from Suzhou that immigrated from their trouble hometown hundreds of years ago. This is one of preserved villages and probably the most popular for the tourist visits.
Written January 8, 2020
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BarryTNU
Te Anau, New Zealand5,953 contributions
Apr 2014 • Couples
This is a new village. According to our guide, only built in the past couple of years. It has been built in the old style, and is still very much a working, breathing village.
I got the feeling the residents were slightly resentful of being made a tourist attraction, and I fully understand this, but I assume part of the trade off between an old dilapidated village and a new government funded one is giving up some of your privacy. Difficult choice.
I got the feeling the residents were slightly resentful of being made a tourist attraction, and I fully understand this, but I assume part of the trade off between an old dilapidated village and a new government funded one is giving up some of your privacy. Difficult choice.
Written May 21, 2014
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NswAustraliaDidi
NSW AUSTRALIA1,137 contributions
Feb 2019 • Couples
It was an okay walk through the village, best part of the walk was the view of the rice terraces from the town square. It seemed quite deserted when we visited and we certainly didn’t see this as a must do activity.
Written March 3, 2019
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Kyale Chn
Malaysia72 contributions
Mar 2019 • Family
Our driver drove us to the entrance and found that the place is too small to be accessed by minivan. He had tough time to make a U-turn to leave the village, later we noticed most visitors have to walk down the village from the main road.
Actually I didn't find much to see, it's just a small village for the Hani tribe. It seems construction was everywhere during our visit, so better save your energy not to walk down from the main road.
Actually I didn't find much to see, it's just a small village for the Hani tribe. It seems construction was everywhere during our visit, so better save your energy not to walk down from the main road.
Written March 19, 2019
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b0wdy
Singapore25 contributions
Aug 2018 • Friends
Currently holds around 350+ Hani ethnic people living in this village. This place is actually registered as an official part of the Chinese traditional villages, as approved by the Chinese government. Interesting enough, it has distinctive qualities that are not present in other traditional villages, like its Village God Door, its Sacred Forest, its Sacred Mountain Water, mushroom houses, water powered roller, and a pretty impressive village square. If you are blessed enough, visit this village and wait for the mountain fog in broad daylight – it makes everything so surreal.
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Written October 30, 2018
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Sony V
Glenroy, Australia20 contributions
Jan 2018 • Couples
We went to see a Hani village to see how people lived.
Was great to see little children, houses with thatched roofs called mushroom roofs!
It was freezing. Walked through with Murphy our wonderful tour guide. Murphy told us the story of how the mushroom roofs came in to existance! The Hani people used to have roofs which was shaped like a birds nest before.
The tour was organised by Top China Travels (TCT)
Again saw green and pink rice fields, the colour was dependent on the type of weed growing in it.
Great experience. Rich culture.
Thank you Murphy and TCT.
Was great to see little children, houses with thatched roofs called mushroom roofs!
It was freezing. Walked through with Murphy our wonderful tour guide. Murphy told us the story of how the mushroom roofs came in to existance! The Hani people used to have roofs which was shaped like a birds nest before.
The tour was organised by Top China Travels (TCT)
Again saw green and pink rice fields, the colour was dependent on the type of weed growing in it.
Great experience. Rich culture.
Thank you Murphy and TCT.
Written January 24, 2018
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Dominikam1991
Bristol, UK105 contributions
Apr 2017 • Couples
I stayed in Yuanyang for a few days to admire rice terraces. On a foggy day I was recommended to visit this village and it was well worth it. Even just the walk from the hostel to this village was beautiful, you pass many local people in their traditional outfits. The village itself looks bizarre, especially I guess on a foggy day. It seems a little deserted but I've seen a few children running around and playing and took some very interesting pictures there.
Written January 7, 2018
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LG_Kay
Singapore, Singapore7,512 contributions
Mar 2017 • Solo
I visited this small village with a group of Western travelers in the morning, as advised by our hostel, because of the foggy weather. It was a pleasant 5km hike from Duoyishu, took about 1 hour to reach there. The initial hike was easy walking along the road. Once we turned into the village, the path was muddy and slippery.
The place looked deserted, as we only met a few locals constructing new buildings.
There were some mushroom-head houses around, nothing else of interest. Half an hour was sufficient to explore this small village. Suggest to visit only when weather is too foggy for the rice terraces. Else skip this place.
The place looked deserted, as we only met a few locals constructing new buildings.
There were some mushroom-head houses around, nothing else of interest. Half an hour was sufficient to explore this small village. Suggest to visit only when weather is too foggy for the rice terraces. Else skip this place.
Written April 1, 2017
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travelgio
Rome, Italy51 contributions
Aug 2016 • Couples
Going there is a walk in muddy, steep and full of animals excrement of around 30 minutes. Village is not typical, it is a mix of old ruined houses with new ones, and most people do not wear typical costumes (you find many more in markets).
It is going to just a poor village which is close to modern life without having maintained the old traditions. No worthwhile at all
It is going to just a poor village which is close to modern life without having maintained the old traditions. No worthwhile at all
Written September 11, 2016
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HKEuropeantraveler
Hong Kong, China63 contributions
Apr 2016 • Family
We visited this village as advised by our hostel because the fog was o intense to go anywhere else. This village seems like a ghost and buildings are not well maintained. Littering is a problem too.
Written May 9, 2016
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