Escape the summer heat in Yunnan's eternal spring city, Menghai

Menghai County may not be a popular tourist city, but it is the birthplace of Yunnan Pu'er tea, China's number one Pu'er tea county, and a true rainforest spring city. It boasts the largest resort area in Xishuangbanna, Mengbala, which is full of ethnic minority characteristics. The summer temperature is over 20 degrees Celsius, very cool. It preserves a large number of ancient Dai dwellings and temples. Attraction Recommendations Daluo Town Daluo Town, under the jurisdiction of Menghai County, borders Myanmar, and the border town offers an exotic experience. Mengzhe Town Mengzhe Town, also under the jurisdiction, retains many ancient villages and temples. Man'en Village and Manduan Village are characteristic villages filled with Dai culture. In the villages, there are century-old Buddhist temples, some perched on hilltops overlooking the villages, others scattered at the entrance of the villages, with golden and red double-eaved roofs, as if you've arrived in Southeast Asia. Manhe Big Buddha Temple There is also the famous Manhe Big Buddha Temple in the urban area, which has the largest reclining Buddha in Xishuangbanna. Adjacent to it is Menghai's number one holy spring, with clear water that you can see to the bottom. The spring water, which has a history of a hundred years, makes the Pu'er tea brewed with it even more delicious. Mengbala Rainforest Town At an altitude of 1200 meters, the summer temperature is a cool and comfortable 20-plus degrees Celsius. The town is like a mini Southeast Asia, with a mini Mekong River flowing through, and Dai, Thai, and Burmese-style buildings integrated into one. Accommodation: Recommended to stay in Menghai urban area, convenient for visiting various attractions, standard rooms starting from 80 yuan. Food Recommendations: Burmese chicken oil rice, Menghai roasted chicken Transportation: Menghai has opened up urban and rural transport, with minibuses available to all attractions, starting from 10 yuan.