Yunnan's niche Long Mo Ye Holy Land is cooler than a movie scene

Our wish to drive to Pu'er was finally fulfilled this year. This time, in addition to visiting some niche villages, we also made a special trip to a niche destination that we had wanted to visit before - the Longmo Ye Holy Land in Ximeng. Address: Longtan Park, Ximeng County, Pu'er City, Yunnan Province, China Ticket: 30 yuan "Longmoye" is pronounced in the Wa language, "dragon" means forest, and "Moye" means buffalo head, which means the sacred forest place with a cow's head hanging on it. "Longmoye" is a primitive religious sacred place full of mysterious atmosphere deep in the Awa Mountains in the Ximeng Wa Autonomous County on the border of Yunnan. Here, there are dense forests and dense grass, with clouds and mist hanging all year round. Countless buffalo skulls hang on the treetops and cliffs at the bottom of the deep valley. The Wa people who have lived in the Awa Mountains for generations believe in animistic nature worship. Since ancient times, the cow has been regarded as a sacred mascot and worship. totem. Over time, more than 3,000 "sacrificial" bull heads have been enshrined in this holy land. As a fan of "Ghost Blowing Lantern", you must come here to experience it in person, because this is also the filming location of the TV series Yunnan Worm Valley. Although I have learned a lot about it before, I was still shocked when I actually came here! Because It is located in Longtan Park and is relatively niche. There are too many people traveling in Yunnan this year, so I prefer such a less popular place. Our itinerary: DAY1: Pu'er - Cangyuan County DAY2: Wengding Ancient Village - Ximeng DAY3: Longmo Ye Holy Land - Menglian DAY4: Menglian - Jingmai Mountain DAY5: Wengji Ancient Village/Nuogang Ancient Village DAY6: Jingmai Mountain-Xishuangbanna