Tongle Lisu Village, an ancient watchtower.

📍Address: Tongle Lisu Village, Yezhi Town, Weixi Lisu Autonomous County, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province 🚗Transportation: Self-driving is recommended. [One]Self-driving: You can directly navigate to "Tongle Lisu Village." After seeing the entrance to the village, continue driving along the path. There is a central parking lot in the village, and the roads in the village are relatively easy to drive on. [Two]Public transportation: Take a bus from Deqin County to Weixi and get off at Yezhi Town. From Yezhi Town, hitchhike to Tongle Village. If you get off at the nearest highway entrance to Tongle Village, you will need to walk about 5 km to reach the village. 👍️Must-see attractions: [One]Mulen House: This is the most distinctive feature of Tongle Village. The Mulen House resembles a large wooden box, with a frame made of wooden beams about 4–5 m long and 20 cm thick, without a single nail or iron, fitting perfectly together, showcasing the architectural wisdom of the Lisu people. [Two]Ethnic culture: Enjoy the traditional Lisu song and dance, Achi Muga, where all the dance movements and songs imitate the appearance of goats, full of vitality. You can also visit the Achi Muga Traditional Exhibition Hall to learn about the history and cultural connotations of this national intangible cultural heritage. [Three]Natural scenery: The surrounding mountains and rivers of the village are also worth appreciating. The distant snow-capped mountains, the rushing Lancang River, and the flowers, plants, and trees in the village together form a beautiful natural picture. 🎟️Tickets: Tongle Village is open for free. 💗Other: Achi Muga means "goat song and dance." According to legend, the ancestors of the Lisu people developed a deep affection for goats during their long-term production and life. They observed the movements and habits of goats and created this unique form of song and dance to express their love for goats and life. Achi Muga was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists in 2006. It is said that the ancestors of the Lisu people lived by hunting and built their villages in the mountains mainly for convenient hunting. Later, they gradually adapted to life here, relying on hard work and wisdom, living in harmony with the mountains, rivers, and plants, and reproducing here, forming the present-day Tongle Village.