Yunnan Off-the-Beaten-Path Travel Guide, a lesser-known ethnic minority you might not be aware of

Step into the ancient Pumi village, stroll along the stone-paved paths, and look up to see the wooden shingle houses built along the mountainside, with their varying heights creating a picturesque scene. Wooden houses, black felt tents, stone walls, stone gates, stone streets... This is a place where one can 'return to authenticity'. The Pumi is one of the 56 ethnic minorities in China, formerly known as 'Xi Fan'. In 1960, the name was changed from 'Xi Fan' to Pumi. The ancient Pumi village is a settlement area for the Pumi people, where the oldest house has a history of 240 years. Twelve generations of people have been born and passed away in this wooden shingle house... Here, walking along the sturdy stone walls in the ancient village is like flipping through an old and vicissitudinous book. Walking here, it feels as if time has frozen, filled with nostalgia. Here, you can discover another new ethnic minority. 🎈Ancient Pumi Village Travel Tips ✅ Ancestral House ✅ Traditional Hand Weaving ✅ Ancient Brewing Techniques ✅ Traditional Oil Pressing ✅ Heaven Worship Platform ✅ Watchtower 🎈Location ✅ Located in Zhuaru Village, Ninglang County, Yunnan Province 💰Admission ✅ Free 🚩Nearby Attractions ✅ Lugu Lake ✅ Yi Ethnic Villages ✅ Mosuo Homes ✅ Kingdom of Daughters Village ✅ Lugu Lake Town 🏠Accommodation Recommendations ✅ Lugu Lake 🍵Food Recommendations ✅ Firewood Chicken ✅ Stone Pot Fish ✅ Water Caltrop 🚙Transportation Information ✅ Self-drive (Navigate to the ancient Pumi village on the way to Lugu Lake) ✅ Bus (You can see it on the way to Lugu Lake, make sure to tell the driver in advance) 🌟PS: The attraction is not very large, 1 hour is enough (you can slow down and deeply understand the Pumi culture)