Type of destination: Cultural Exhibit / Theme Park
Ideal visit duration: Half to full day
Yunnan Nationalities Village is an open-air museum located by the Dianchi Lake in Kunming, China. It showcases the vibrant cultural and architectural heritages of the 26 recognized ethnic groups in Yunnan Province. One can explore the diverse ethnic customs, traditional dances, music, and crafts. Visitors can witness recreated village houses representing each minority, which are staffed with members of the ethnic groups wearing traditional clothes. Tourists can interact with these representatives, participating in their folk activities and gaining insights into their way of life. The park is also enriched with beautiful scenic spots, including gardens, hills, and waterfronts, as well as various performances and festivals throughout the year. It's spread over 89 hectares, offering a rich, immersive experience for those interested in China's ethnic diversity and traditions. The educational value combined with the picturesque surroundings makes it a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists.
interesting place to visit and understand the different ethnic groups in Yunnan
This is a huge place which consists of Yunan"s minority group which their own characteriestic. The different ethnic groups wear their own costumes,do their daily activities with explanations with show..
Well this park is huge , u might take hours to visit it , there have some stories about those different nationalities , so better just get a guider for urself , and the nationality’s dance is great XD..
Must visit and enjoy such Beauty in this area to show all Nationalities.
Breath taking and must see in person.
Very large area to walk and hike or ride cart. Very informative and each area feels truly authentic!
I was truly amazed!
majar021
Wrote on 6th Jul, 2020
The most beautiful place I’ve seen in China
I’ve been living in China for last 6 years and this is the most beautiful place I’ve ever visited. It takes almost the whole day, but every second is well-worthy!
juliejY9540KI
Wrote on 10th Jun, 2020
A Bit Like a Human Zoo but Still Worth the Visit
The recreated buildings and villages are marvelous and one of the last places you can really see many of them.
The villages are inhabited by minority entertainers and their families and they seem to..