[2025 Ning'er Attraction] Travel Guide for Nakeli Village (Updated Apr)

Nakoli, Pu'er, located in the southern part of Ning'er Hani and Yi Autonomous County, Pu'er City, Yunnan Province, is an important post station on the ancient Tea-Horse Road of ancient Pu'er Prefecture. 🚉Transportation strategy: Nakoli Town has convenient transportation and is 25 kilometers away from Pu'er city. It takes about 30 minutes to drive from Pu'er city, or you can take a bus from Pu'er Hongfeng Bus Station for 15 yuan. 🌟Highlights: Nakoli is famous for its profound historical culture and tea culture. It has well-preserved ruins of the ancient Tea-Horse Road and the century-old Rongfa store. The town is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and has a beautiful ecological environment, like a paradise on earth. There are many activities to do. We recommend visiting the Fengyu Bridge, where you can overlook the mountains and fields 💐; visiting the Rongfa Horse Inn to feel the charm of the caravan culture 🐴; and experiencing the Pu'er tea culture in Gao Laozhuang and pressing your own tea cakes 🍵. In addition, you can stroll through the ruins of the Ancient Tea-Horse Road and experience horse riding, as if you were traveling back to ancient times. ⏳Play time: The recommended duration of the visit is half a day to a full day, and the best time to visit is from 10 am to 6 pm. Here, you can immerse yourself in the ancient tea-horse culture and peaceful rural life and enjoy an unforgettable journey. Looking forward to your visit, Kori!

A four-day tour of Puer, easily exploring tea gardens and forests, enjoying the beauty of nature, a relaxing travel experience suitable for seniors. Don't miss it! -------- 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Wengji Bulang Ancient Village—Nuogan Ancient Village Visit the simple and unsophisticated Bulang ancient village, experience the primitive customs, and then go to Nuogan Ancient Village to experience different ethnic cultures. Day 2: Jingmai Thousand-Year-Old Tea Plantation—Xiao’aozi Coffee Plantation—Ancient Tea Horse Town Travel through the thousand-year-old tea garden, savor the charm of history, then visit the coffee plantation, enjoy the rich aroma of coffee, and finally stroll through the Ancient Tea Horse Town, reliving the ancient trade routes. Day 3: China Puer Tea Expo Garden—Xiniuping Scenic Area of Puer National Park Delve into the Expo Garden to understand the rich culture of Puer tea, then go to Xiniuping to get close to nature and explore Puer's unique ecology. Day 4: Nakeli Village—Puer Ancient Tea Horse Road Ruins Park—Daijia Lane Ancient Architectural Complex Experience the tranquility of the countryside in Nakeli Village, visit the ruins of the Ancient Tea Horse Road to trace history, and finally tour Daijia Lane to appreciate the charm of the ancient architectural complex.🏞️ -------- Places to Visit: 🌟 Puer Ancient Tea Horse Road Ruins Park 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Puer Avenue, Simao District, Puer City, Yunnan Province Opening Hours: 08:30-17:00 Duration: 2-3 hrs Stroll along the ancient road, admire the magnificent scenery of the tea mountain, explore the profound culture of the Ma Bang (horse caravans), and feel the weight of history. 🌟 Xiniuping Scenic Area of Puer National Park 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Dakai River section, Simao District, Puer City, Yunnan Province Opening Hours: 08:00-18:00 Duration: 1 d The climate here is pleasant, and the area is rich in diverse species of flora and fauna. It is very suitable for seniors to get close to nature and enjoy close contact with wild animals and plants. 🌟 Nuogan Ancient Village 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Huimin Town, Lancang Lahu Autonomous County, Puer City, Yunnan Province Opening Hours: All day Duration: 2-3 hrs This ancient village has a history of a thousand years and beautiful natural scenery. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, it is a good place for seniors to relax and enjoy themselves. 🌟 Ancient Tea Horse Town 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Simao District, Puer City, Yunnan Province Opening Hours: All day Duration: 2-4 hrs As the origin of Puer tea and the starting point of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, it not only has a rich history and culture, but also a lively night market and delicious snacks waiting for you to explore. 🌟 Wengji Bulang Ancient Village 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Jingmai Mountain, Huimin Town, Lancang Lahu Autonomous County, Puer City, Yunnan Province Opening Hours: All day Duration: 4 hrs Come to this Bulang ancient village to experience the authentic ethnic culture, admire traditional houses and ancient trees, and learn more about tea culture. -------- Travel Preparations: 🧳 👕 Clothing: Short-sleeved T-shirts, light jackets, and a down jacket for temperature differences between morning and evening. 👟 Shoes: Comfortable sneakers, good helpers for hiking. 🎩 Sun Protection and Rain Gear: Sun hats, sunglasses, and raincoats for unexpected rainy days. 📸 Photography Equipment: Cameras and chargers to record beautiful moments. 💳 Documents: ID cards, cash, and bank cards for worry-free travel. 💊 Common Medicines: Cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. -------- Come to Puer, immerse yourself in the natural charm of this ancient tea town, and enjoy a journey of tea and wind!

Hey guys, I'm back with another niche travel destination✨ This time, I'm going to introduce you to a charming little city in Yunnan - Pu'er! It's not only a famous tea town in China, but also a treasure trove of nature and culture. Especially the estate tour with its rich coffee aroma, it's really fascinating, coffee lovers can't miss it!🌳🏞️ 🌦️ Climate: Pu'er has a subtropical highland monsoon climate, with spring-like weather all year round, warm and humid. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit, when the weather is super comfortable and the scenery of the coffee estates is even more charming, just thinking about it makes me happy☕🌞 🎨 Culture: Pu'er is a multi-ethnic area, where Hani, Lahu, Yi and other ethnic cultures blend together. Walking into the villages of Pu'er, you can feel the unique folk customs, participate in local festivals, and experience the charm of different cultures, which is really interesting🎶💃 🚗 Transportation: You can choose to fly to Pu'er Simao Airport, and then take a bus or rent a car to the city and surrounding attractions. Pu'er is quite convenient in terms of transportation, and the attractions in the city are not far away, making it a great place for a road trip🚗🚉 🍲 Food: Pu'er has a rich variety of food, with both the rich flavor of Yunnan cuisine and unique ethnic characteristics. Dishes such as Pu'er tea stewed chicken, sour soup fish, bamboo rice, fried snails, and fire pit barbecue are all worth a try. Of course, the local fresh coffee is not to be missed, whether it's the hand-brewed coffee from the coffee estates or the specialty coffee shops in the city, you will be intoxicated by it🍗🍲☕🍰 🏞️ Scenery: - Nakeli Ancient Village: A century-old Dai village with ancient houses, babbling streams, and tea gardens everywhere, it feels like walking into a paradise🏡🌾 - Pu'er Tea Estate: You can enjoy the tea garden scenery here, and experience the fun of picking and making tea, feeling the charm of tea culture🍃🍵 - Coffee Estate Experience Tour: Pu'er's coffee estates offer a complete coffee experience, from planting, picking, roasting, to brewing, you can participate in the whole process, which is very rewarding☕🌿 ⏰ Duration: Pu'er plus coffee estates, it is recommended to arrange 3-4 days, so you can deeply experience the perfect blend of natural scenery, tea culture, and coffee culture👜 🌷 Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are the best times, especially April-May and September-October, when the temperature is comfortable and the estate scenery is picturesque🍂🌸

It's a resting place for self-driving, the architecture is very distinctive, there is a wooden bridge coming out of the parking lot, there is a big windmill, and a gurgling stream by the roadside. As you enter the village, you will see a prosperous scene. It is one of the most crowded villages in the country, with coffee shops and snacks everywhere, people riding horses, shopping, making pottery pots, and even making their own tea. The village is not big, and an hour or two is enough to walk around it. I always took photos from angles where there was no one around. The business atmosphere is more serious. The village is free and parking is four yuan. Those who drive north and south can take a look.

| Not just an ancient town, but also mountains, streams, and wilderness. Anyone who travels to Puer will be recommended to visit Nakeli, and it is indeed a place worth visiting. The ancient town is small (the core area is much smaller than other ancient towns in Yunnan), but it is also large (there are mountains to climb, streams and green spaces to hike and camp). There are also chickens, ducks, and geese wandering around the town, which are very cute. However, most tourists only check in at the core area of the ancient town, have a cup of coffee, and leave, which is a bit of a waste. I hiked in the surrounding mountains for a long time before returning to the core area of the ancient town and chatted with the owner of the Deqing Mountain Coffee Shop. She said that most of the businesses in the town are run by locals. Most of them get off work on time, make some money, and go home early to drink. This is the spirit of Nakeli. Here are some interesting little places to share: Rotten Wood: On the edge of the ancient town, there is a large group of rotten wood, and people look very small inside. It is quite spectacular up close. I also found a wild chicken mother living with two chicks in the rotten wood group, which is very cute. Climbing the Mountain: Opposite the rotten wood group, across the stream, there is a mountain road. The mountain is full of large bamboo, and the color of the new bamboo is particularly beautiful, with a fresh dark green. The mountain is not high, and you can look out at the mountains from above, or look down at the large lawn below. I saw a family camping in the distance, with a white van parked on the green grassland, which is also a beautiful scenery. Stream: Along the direction next to the rotten wood group all the way up, there is a stream with clear water and trees blocking it. I ate the fruit and snacks brought out by the hotel by the stream, and this simple picnic with such a view is very pleasant. Kitten: The kitten outside the long pavilion often sits on the railing in a daze, looking like a clean and cute lucky cat from a distance. I passed by twice, and I couldn't help but touch it and tease it. After two minutes, the cat impatiently turned around and went back. It seemed to think I was childish. Outside the Ancient Town: Opposite the ancient town, there are streams, waterwheels, and stilted buildings, which are also worth visiting.

That mountain, that water, Nake Village A place where gods live An ancient village on the Tea Horse Road in Pu'er Nake Village is surrounded by mountains, with a small stream flowing by the village. Walking through the wind and rain bridge in the mist, you will find the well-preserved smooth stone ancient road. The old waterwheel is still turning, and the streets paved with bluestone slabs are still bustling. Walking in this mythical fairyland, you will feel as if you have returned to that mysterious and distant country.

Woke up early in the morning and went to the high-speed rail station. Found a train that was about to depart, so I changed my ticket and left early. Called the homestay owner on the train. The owner was very warm and considerate. We were originally scheduled to check in after 12:00 pm, but when the owner learned that we would arrive early, they immediately arranged for the room to be cleaned so we could check in early. After arriving in Pu'er, we put down our luggage and took a short break, then took a taxi to Nakeli Village. This is a great place to spend half a day or a day relaxing. It is not very commercialized, and is quiet and peaceful. It doesn't have the same style as other ancient towns. You can stroll around and find a small shop or courtyard to sit down in when you get tired. We didn't have any trouble getting a taxi back. We were lucky and got a taxi quickly. It cost more than CNY 30 one way, and less than CNY 70 for a round trip. If you're worried about getting a taxi back, you can book a ride-share or taxi in advance. Come to Pu'er and start a free and easy trip!

Visit Nakeli Town, an important stop on the Ancient Tea Horse Road! If you're tired of the crowds, come here to reminisce about the past, listen to the love songs of the horse caravans, and take a walk while sipping tea. You'll find yourself slowing down without even realizing it. "Na" means field, "ke" means bridge, and "li" means good in the Dai language. Together, they mean fertile land, small bridges and flowing water, and an ideal home. ​ ​The town has a high historical value, with well-preserved ruins of the Ancient Tea Horse Road/Nakeli section of the Ancient Tea Horse Road (county-level cultural relics protection), the century-old Rongfa Horse Inn, the Wind and Rain Bridge, and historical relics and artifacts such as horse lanterns and horse drinking troughs used by the horse caravans. It has a long history and a rich culture of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.

Nakelie Village is located in Tongxin Town, Ning'er Hani and Yi Autonomous County, Pu'er City, Yunnan Province. It is 16 km from Ning'er County and 25 km from Pu'er City. Nakelie Village is an ancient post station on the Ancient Tea Horse Road. It is home to many ethnic groups, including the Hani, Yi, and Dai. The village has well-preserved historical sites, such as the Ancient Tea Horse Road. In recent years, Nakelie Village has received many honors, including National Civilized Village, National Ecological and Cultural Village, National Beautiful and Livable Village Demonstration, National Ethnic Unity Demonstration Village, and Yunnan Province Characteristic Town. In addition, the village is known as "a place that makes people nostalgic for their hometown." Nakelie Village has simple folk customs and hospitable villagers. Here, you can not only enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, but also experience the rich culture of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, watch song and dance performances by the villagers, taste traditional caravan dishes, and enjoy the fresh air and peaceful rural life.

Ancient Post Station on the Ancient Tea Horse Road in Ancient Pu'er Prefecture Nake Village is an important post station on the Ancient Tea Horse Road in Ancient Pu'er Prefecture and the birthplace of the song "Horse Caravan Love Song" that was sung on CCTV. It is located in the south of Ning'er County, 16 km from Ning'er County and 25 km from Pu'er City, with convenient transportation. The village has 66 households, with two small rivers winding and converging here. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with a good ecological environment, and has a well-preserved site of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.

The only thousand-year-old post station is Na Ke Li, and the myriad flavors of the world are best represented by Pu'er tea. "Na Ke Li" is a Dai language term, meaning fertile land and picturesque scenery. According to the "Pu'er Prefecture Chronicles", during the Ming and Qing dynasties, Pu'er Prefecture was the starting point of five Tea-Horse Ancient Roads: the Northeast Guanma Avenue, the Northwest Guancang Tea-Horse Ancient Road, the Southeast Jianglai Tea-Horse Ancient Road, the Southwest Dry Season Tea-Horse Ancient Road, and the South Mengla Tea-Horse Ancient Road. Na Ke Li is the first station on the South Mengla Tea-Horse Ancient Road. The quaint town lacks the strong commercial atmosphere of Lijiang. Clear streams meander through the village, flowing past the doors of closely packed small shops. The Tea-Horse Ancient Road ruins, Horse Jumping Stone, Heart-Connecting Bridge... the air is filled with the fragrance of Pu'er tea and a strong sense of nostalgia. Walking along the bluestone road, searching for the faintly visible hoof prints, one can find the ancient Rongfa Horse Inn. The couplet at the entrance reads, "Who is the master beyond the mountains, we meet by chance and I host," full of the unrestrained and bold character of the horsemen. Inside the inn, there are stone water tanks, oil lamps, and stone chessboards, as if taking people back to the long years of neighing horses and ringing camel bells. As people age, they tend to prefer places with fewer people. Focusing on the sunrise and sunset, the blooming and withering of flowers, the rolling clouds, solitude becomes the ultimate destination.

The first stop in Puer, I chose Nake Li (a small village or ancient town) Nake Li is an important station on the ancient Tea Horse Road of the old Puer Prefecture and was once the 'first stop' for Puer tea heading to Southeast Asia. How did I discover such a niche attraction? Probably because I particularly like these ancient villages, ancient towns, and ancient forts. It is said to be very inconvenient to come from Puer city, so I rented a car and drove 20 kilometers through winding mountain roads to get here (you can navigate to 'Nake Li Tea Horse Station' or 'Nake Li Tea Horse Road', there is a large paid parking lot by the roadside at the village gate). It is not the peak tourist season now, and Nake Li is not a famous attraction, so this small village has very few tourists, and the shops are mostly closed. Overall, it takes about an hour to tour the ancient village, no tickets are needed, but there is a horse riding experience project in the village. If you ride a horse, it will take more than an hour and cost money. I admire the not-so-well-preserved Tea Horse Road ruins. It was amazing how people could transport goods through these mountain roads in ancient times. There are very few tourists here, making it perfect for slowing down. However, I might not have felt the caravan culture and Puer tea culture. Before leaving, I had a cup of Puer tea roasted milk, and I was very satisfied. The roasted milk had dried rose petals and red dates added, and the taste was really fragrant and sweet. This is the most recommended project, you must drink it when you come here! (Be careful of mosquitoes and insects, I still got bitten)

⛰【Attraction Guide】 📍Detailed Address: Ning'er County, Puer City, Yunnan 🚗Transportation Strategy: 🕙Opening Hours: All day 💰Ticket Price: Free 🌟Highlights: Na Ke Li, originally named 'Ma Ku Li'. Legend has it that no matter whether coming down from Mohei Peacock Terrace via the Yi route or coming up from Simao, all horse caravans that entered the capital via the official road had to rest overnight at the 'Rongfa Horse Inn' in Na Ke Li. The caravans entering or leaving the 'Rongfa Horse Inn' had to wade through a small river in front of the inn. The tired or sleepy horses, facing the cool river water, would shed sad tears, hence the name 'Ma Ku Li'. The horse caravan leader, who valued horses as life, petitioned the government several times, and the government fulfilled his wish by building a 20-plus meter long, five-bay 'Wind and Rain Bridge'. Since then, 'Ma Ku Li' was renamed 'Na Ke Li' 📌Little Tips: Quite suitable for relaxing

| Enviable Slow Life in Pu'er·Nakeli!. In Pu'er, I unexpectedly encountered a town just like the one from 'The Place with the Wind'. Escaping the hustle and bustle of the city, I seemed to have entered a secluded and peaceful world. On my trip to Pu'er, I didn't choose the commercially vibrant 'Tea Horse Ancient City', but instead, I opted for the lesser-known yet charming Tea Horse Ancient Town—Nakeli. Looking up, there's the cloudless blue sky; beneath my feet, the stone-paved alleys steeped in history; on both sides, courtyards blooming with flowers, everything is so peaceful and beautiful. The villagers here are simple and enthusiastic, their pace of life is leisurely and comfortable, as if time itself slows down here. This town is about 25 kilometers from the downtown area of Pu'er, roughly a 30-minute drive. You can stroll around leisurely for an hour here, feeling that unique tranquility and harmony. If you get tired, why not find a restaurant that serves caravan cuisine and taste the local delicacies? The flavor will definitely satisfy you. After the meal, you can also find a tea house or coffee shop, sit down for a tea or coffee, and enjoy some leisure time. Basking in the sun, chatting, or daydreaming here is so pleasant and comfortable. If you also want to experience this kind of 'aspired life', I recommend you check in at these shops: Yunlai Sheng Courtyard, Changting Wai Courtyard, and Deep Mountain Coffee House. I believe you will fall in love with this beautiful town and find your own peace and happiness. Nakeli

|Come to this healing niche ancient town and enjoy slow-cooking life~. When visiting Pu’er, don’t miss Nakori Town The town is not big, but it is good for taking pictures of the Queen I can play here for most of the day It takes more than half an hour to take a taxi from Pu'er city to Nakeli. The small winding mountain road has slightly highlighted the beautiful scenery. When we got there, Keli was even more eye-catching. Keep walking along the stone road Many coffee/tea shops The interiors are exquisite and simple The soft decoration copywriting also captures people's hearts Go wild~ It can always make urbanites forget their worries as quickly as possible

It takes about 30 minutes by car from the Pu'er city area to reach Nakeli tea-horse ancient town. The town is not large, and it has the early charm of Lijiang ancient city without being commercialized. The town is mainly populated by locals selling tea. There is one particularly large shop where you can experience tea making on-site, as well as taste the tea. The owner is very hospitable; whether you buy anything or not, you can sit down and enjoy a tea tasting. According to the owner, all the tea is grown by his family, with good quality and reasonable prices. In addition to tea, there are also several coffee experience halls, all offering a pleasant experience. We arrived around 11 a.m. and played for about two hours, not having enough time to see everything. If you have more time, you can stroll around the town at leisure, experiencing the blend of Eastern and Western cultures through tea and coffee.

How to satisfy the contemporary yearning for a pastoral slow life? If you are in Yunnan Pu'er, I would tell you the answer lies in Naka Li. 'Naka Li' is a transliteration from the Dai language, meaning 'small bridges, flowing water, and a bountiful land.' It is an important post on the Ancient Tea Horse Road, bustling with activity from the past to the present. In this town, there is a hidden plant dyeing workshop—Qianshan Dye. The master of the workshop is knowledgeable about the past and present, integrating various techniques to create intricate and exquisite works of art. The master uses different plants from the four seasons, combined with techniques such as rubbing or immersion dyeing, to capture spring, summer, autumn, and winter on these pieces of fabric. Taking away a small item is like forever preserving the mystery of this utopian paradise. The dyeing workshop's cute dog, Qianshan Dye workshop, indigo dyeing, batik, snail pattern batik, indigo root and green persimmon set dyeing, patchwork embroidery, persimmon dyeing (wild persimmons), onion dyeing, camellia wax dyeing, rose rubbing dyeing And many more plant-dyed trinkets are waiting for you to discover them personally Finally, thank you to the enthusiastic reception of the Qianshan Dye workshop owner

| Pu'er·Nakeli. If you say you're traveling to Yunnan and you're already tired of the hustle and bustle of Xishuangbanna the noise of the ancient city of Dali and have seen enough of the tourist flood in Lijiang then come and have a look at Pu'er! This place is worth your lingering visits and it's not just about Pu'er tea and dried beef. Nakeli was once an important post station on the ancient Tea Horse Road, a necessary path for the horse caravans traveling between Simao and the official road to Beijing. For hundreds of years, this place has preserved very intact ancient village architecture, and the old horse road still looks the same as it did hundreds of years ago. Due to its remote location, there are very few tourists who come here, but the rich products, the famous caravan cuisine, and the profound historical and cultural atmosphere are also worth spending a day here. Visiting time: About half a day, it's nice to go to the village in the morning to see the morning mist. It's more comfortable to leave after lunch. Location: Nakeli Village, Tongxin Town, Ning'er County, Pu'er City, Yunnan Province Transportation: It's a 30-minute drive from the downtown area of Pu'er, convenient by self-driving or taxi, but remember not to take the highway as there is no exit, just go directly on the G213 national road, it's ok Ticket: 0 yuan, free

Pu'er [Nakeli Ancient Town] is an important post station on the Ancient Tea-Horse Road, a small, beautiful and quaint village. It is an ancient village where many ethnic groups live together, including the Yi, Hani, and Dai. "Nakeli" means: fertile land, good harvest every year, an ideal place to live. Walking slowly on the bluestone road of Nakoli, you will see gurgling water, winding ancient roads, and trees covering the sky. The village is nestled in the mountains and beside the water, and the ecological environment is very good. The village retains historical relics such as the ruins of the ancient Tea-Horse Road, the horse lamps used by the horse caravans at that time, and the stone troughs for horses to drink water. Address: Nakoli Village, Tongxin Town, Ning'er County, Pu'er City, Yunnan Province Tickets: Free Transportation: It is a 30-minute drive from downtown Pu'er. It is very convenient to drive or take a taxi, but remember to take the G213 National Road, and never take the expressway (the expressway cannot get you to Nakeli Ancient Town) Food and Beverage: I recommend the Na Keli Ma Bang cuisine in Qiaotou. There are many wild vegetables that I have never seen before. There is a dish of stinky vegetable fried eggs, which really smells stinky but tastes delicious.

|This is the niche destination in my mind, the experience is perfect. A small town that you pass by on the way to Xishuangbanna, but it is much more fun than Xishuangbanna!√ Not many tourists√ Full of fireworks√ Experience the life of a small border town like a local 1️⃣Nakeli: It is a bit far from the city, and it takes more than 30 minutes to drive. The ancient town is not big and commercialization is very low. You can find a teahouse or Mabang cuisine and experience the slow life of Pu'er here. There were no merchants shouting, and everyone was very calm! I saw online that the nearby [Damenzhai] was a good place to eat. I followed the navigation and drove a very difficult mountain road. I finally found it, but the pizza I wanted to eat the most was not available. It seemed that there were only snacks and drinks. I suggest you call and ask before going, so as not to go in vain! 2️⃣ Coffee Manor: I went to two. The first one [Plum Coffee Processing Factory] was more suitable for taking pictures. The hand-brewed 38 was not particularly amazing, and there were no projects to experience here. The second one, [Wild Duck Pond Valley Manor], has an average environment, but the experience is great and it is suitable for friends who are interested in coffee culture. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

Nakeli, a time-honored rest stop hidden on the Ancient Tea Horse Road, quietly tells the stories of a thousand years. Here, the ancient path stretches far and wide, and the sound of horse hooves echoes, as if one can still hear the camel bells of the caravan, feeling the simplicity and vicissitudes of time. Stepping onto the land of Nakeli, the first thing that catches the eye is a lush green forest, with verdant trees shading the quaint village. The stone-paved ancient path winds and twists, passing through villages, connecting the past with the present. Strolling along the path is like traveling through time, back to the era when caravans galloped through. In Nakeli, you can witness the historical relics of the Ancient Tea Horse Road. The well-preserved horse lanterns and stone troughs for horses to drink from all bear witness to the glorious years of the caravan. Standing beside the ancient road, it's as if one can hear the sound of horse hooves, feeling the tenacity and perseverance. Apart from historical relics, Nakeli also has a strong ethnic cultural atmosphere. The area is predominantly inhabited by ethnic minorities such as the Hani and Yi people, who have used their wisdom and diligence to create a rich and colorful cultural art. Here, you can enjoy unique ethnic dances, taste authentic local cuisine, and feel the simplicity and enthusiasm. Today's Nakeli has developed into a charming rural tourism destination. Here, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city, finding inner peace and tranquility. Whether you are strolling on the ancient path or sitting in a small shop at the entrance of the village sipping tea and chatting, you can feel the relaxation and comfort. Nakeli, a place full of stories and legends. It carries the glorious history of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, showcases the rich ethnic culture, and also exudes the tranquility and beauty of the countryside. If you long to escape the noise of the city and find a haven for your soul, then Nakeli is the perfect choice for you.

Ten years later, returning to Nako Li, one can't help but exclaim, 'Such a huge change!' Gold will always shine! Pu'er has two main pillars: tourism and tea. Nako Li is part of the ancient Tea Horse Road and represents an opportunity for rural revitalization. Thus, today's Nako Li is inseparable from the government's attention, with bank poverty alleviation and assistance projects proving to be quite successful, attracting crowds of tourists. Nako Li, this time it's just a pass-through, but I will come back, for I have beautiful memories here!

Sharing my little travel itinerary Nakeli Ancient Town is the least commercialized ancient town I've ever visited You can buy everything there, olive honey for 15 yuan a bottle I took a taxi there, the journey is a bit long The driver might say that he needs to charge more (the reason being that it's hard to find passengers for the return trip) But actually, it's not necessary, because there are always many people during the day You can refuse the extra charge - Local specialties, like the sour and spicy chicken feet, don't need to be bought at the store Ordering takeout is super convenient - Pay attention to the business hours of Yang's Puer Sour and Spicy Rice Noodles They close in the afternoon (you can also order takeout) No need to make the trip, the delivery won't spoil, and overall it's pretty good - Shen's Stinky Tofu always has a long queue It feels like it's better to go there ahead of the mealtime rush - May 1st Farmers' Market When I went there, it felt just like a vegetable market, Since I don't live there, there wasn't much for me to buy However, if you walk to the left of the market, there's a beef shop They have their special dried beef It's very fragrant when stir-fried in the shop! I bought some to take home! It's much cheaper than in Xishuangbanna, definitely worth a try - I regret not allocating more time for Puer in my itinerary I really like this city

🌸 Travel Date: 2024.03.17 Yunnan has many charming towns, and Nakeli is one of them. Originally named Makuli, it got its name because there was a stream in front of the horse inn where the horses rested, and it was a tough crossing for them. Nakeli was an important post station on the ancient Tea Horse Road of the Pu'er Prefecture. The village is small, quaint, and quiet. 🌸 What to do in Nakeli? The Tea Horse Road is paved with stones, with a total length of 30 kilometers, going up and down along the mountain terrain, and is a very well-preserved section. The Sheltered Bridge was renamed Nakeli from Makuli because of this 20-meter-long bridge built by the government. Rongfa Horse Inn There were 4 or 5 horse inns in Nakeli, and the best-preserved one is the Rongfa Horse Inn built in 1831. Suspension Bridge The thousand-year-old wooden suspension bridge outside the North Village Gate. The village has mostly coffee shops and tea rooms, 'coffee in the left hand, tea in the right' as they say in Pu'er, so be sure to find a shop you like to have a cup of coffee or tea. We chose the pavilion outside the courtyard blooming with bougainvillea, which is very beautiful for photos. If you have time, you can also try the caravan cuisine, various rough-processed wild vegetables and air-dried meats: milk fan, dried meat, cured meat, etc. 🌸 Nakeli Address: Nakeli Village, Tongxin Town, Ning'er County, Pu'er City, Yunnan Ticket: Free Opening Hours: All day Nearby parking is very convenient, with a free parking lot.

The Nako Li deep in the mountains, an important post on the Tea Horse Road, where the horse gang love songs were sung, come here to feel the thin horse in the ancient road west wind, the rich horse gang culture, the simple villagers, there are many tea houses and coffee shops, the horse gang dishes are also very characteristic, leisurely can stroll for most of the day, the Tea Horse Road here is a national protection unit. Transportation: Directly call Didi from Puer can reach in half an hour, it is also very convenient to call a car to go back! The taxi in Puer is too cheap!

Tea Horse Road, Nake Li As the birthplace and distribution center of Pu'er tea, our ancestors creatively opened up a folk trade route, the Tea Horse Ancient Road, which served as a communication and trade link with the outside world. Horses were the main means of transportation, and the rugged mountain roads were the carriers.

Nakoli is an important station on the ancient tea-horse road of Gupee House. It is the birthplace of the "Caravan Love Song" of CCTV. It is located in the south of Ninglang County, 16 kilometers away from Ninglang County and 25 kilometers away from Pu'er City. Very convenient. There are 66 households in the village. The two small rivers converge here. They are surrounded by mountains and waters. The ecological environment is good. The well-preserved Chama Ancient Road Site (county-level cultural relics protection unit) and the 100-year-old Rongfa old shop are partially preserved. The historical relics and relics of the horse-powered horse lanterns and horse drinking water stone troughs have a long history and culture, profound tea culture and traces of ancient culture. Adventurers from the United States, Japan, Hong Kong and other places have visited this place many times.