Is This China's Best Heritage Park? | Exploring Yunnan's Ethnic Soul
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- If you're planning a trip to Yunnan or simply love discovering unique cultural experiences, Yunnan Heritage Park is a spot you shouldn't overlook. Nestled in the heart of Yunnan, this park is a vibrant showcase of the 26 ethnic groups that enrich this region of China.
Why is this a must-visit? Every corner of Yunnan Heritage Park is a live snapshot of diverse traditions, arts, and lifestyles. From the architectural wonders that represent each ethnicity's unique heritage to the colorful festivals that you might stumble upon during your visit, there’s something new and exciting to learn.
As a hub for cultural tourism in Yunnan, this park isn’t just about observing-it’s about interacting. Engage with local artisans, hear their stories, and maybe even take part in a workshop or two. It's the perfect place to dive deep into the rich tapestry of cultures that make Yunnan so fascinating.
Planning your visit? Don’t miss out on this incredible journey through one of China’s most culturally diverse regions. It's not only a feast for the senses but also a fantastic way to understand the depth of cultural heritage that Yunnan has to offer.
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The bags hanging on the tree are special fertilizer that can be injected into the trunk which supposedly works quicker and more efficiently.
Ah that makes sense!
There weren’t many with it but all the trees in the area looked really healthy and well taken care of 🌴
Thanks for the info!
wow, such an ethnically diverse region with great cultural fusion plus fantastic weather. Thanks for sharing!
12:22 I’m confused by your remarks of ‘this area has a lot of Vietnamese heritage’. I had no idea what you referred to. Vietnam was part of China in ancient times and Chinese culture has deeply influenced Vietnam since ancient time to nowadays. Btw there’s a concept called the Sinosphere, also known as the Chinese cultural sphere, which encompasses multiple countries in East Asia and Southeast Asia that historically were heavily influenced by Chinese culture, norms and traditions. The Sinosphere comprises Greater China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.
It's interesting that you've discovered that Yunnan is the province with the largest number of ethnic minorities in China, and since ancient times, people from different dynasties have come to the border, so yes, there's a history here, and there's ethnic soul you've found.😊
The sound of the tinkling bells was so peaceful
I highly recommend lugu lake，it is very beautiful.
I like your videos! Enjoy your journey in China🎉😊
Awh thank you so much!! 😊
China is so diversified
The bull heads in Wa village used to be human heads, the government asked them to change when they were "liberated" so you see bull heads now.
Awh wow that’s fascinating!! I didn’t realise they were traditionally headhunters. Thanks for sharing, I’ll read up more on them 🙏
@@ramblingbard Not head hunters just tribes using skulls to intimidate opponents. Maybe more, I don't know much about their history.
@@ramblingbard Large parts of Yunnan province was secluded because of mountains, that's why there're so many ethnics.
It's so cool there's such a vast amount of ethnic groups - each being entirely unique from the other!
At the beginning they changed to tiger's head but tiger is also an endangered animal now so they have to use bull heads to prevent tiger extinction
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Did not expect to run to the shop to get a Creme Egg after watching this video but... Here we are 😂 loved being shown around the park, nice video 👍
That's China village, waawoo
Well done RB. Love your work 🙂
Thanks very much Rob!! As always, delighted you're enjoying the content - albeit slower to release than I'd like 😂
great video, the park is such an interesting concept! How long did it take you to go through the entire place?
Nice video😊
Not sponsored by Cadbury, just a big fan of cream eggs... 😄
@cadbury, don’t miss out!!
You are so knowledgeable, I didn’t even know that about Mongolia
Vietnamese heritage in Yunnan? In the past, all of Vietnam was Chinese territory.
Great, you have mastered Chinese lifestyle skills, a super convenient electric vehicle.
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They beautiful
Great!👍 A park can experience various ethnic characteristics
As a Chinese, I have been very fond of your videos lately, which is very authentic. But I suggest you use translation software more often and try to communicate with the locals. They will recommend you to visit places worth visiting. But it's worth mentioning that when you go to a sales point in a scenic area, they are often expensive and not authentic haha
I often try using the translator a lot while off camera - usually on camera it slows down the pace of exploration. But definitely a lot of the places I visit are mostly from recommendations from friendly locals!
Thank you for watching!!
You do good 👍 job on video.❤
Thank you! 🤗
Dali, Lijiang, Xishuangbanna, Shangri-La in Yunnan, they're all diverse and interesting places.
Kuai is like “bucks”
I always want to visit Yunnan province, kunming, dali,Xishuangbanna,, beautiful places!
Best place ❤
I like your video very much and have subscribed to your account. I am looking forward to your next trip. Wish you a pleasant trip in China
Awh that’s brilliant thank you!! 🙏
5:40 what you were eating is their local fried cheese. People think Chinese people don't eat cheese. Well, most of them don't, but in Yunnan they do. They have fried cheese, sweet cheese and a cheese that looks and tastes like mozzarella
Ahh! It was very tasty and then in that case, the nicest cheese I’ve had in China!
Even if incredibly spicy for me haha.
Thanks for letting me know!
WOW I think u have spent one month in China! There are many famous lake in YUNAN ,Hope u enjoy the trip
It's been a long trip so far yeah haha! Although I've left Kunming and trying to catch up on some videos. For now I'm trying to add Chinese subtitles to all the videos which is taking a lot longer than expected haha :D
did you go to the stone forest?
I unfortunately did not!
Frankly, Yunnan is such an enormous region that I’ll have to go back and explore more of. There’s so many things I’ve yet to see.
@@ramblingbard the stone forest is only 84 kilometers from kunming city, which is one of China’s four natural wonders. you have actually been to one of them -- "those mountains and water in Guilin and Yangshuo" 桂林山水. the other two are Jilin rime and Three gorges of the Yangtze River. China is a socialism country, which has many state-owned companies, on top of that, I don't think China is much difference from other countries and rigions in the world. the government just does it job. there are both rich and unwealthy people living their life every day. so, just enjoy your stay here. definitely no need to get worried or nervous. if anything bad happens, you may ask policemen for help.
are u still in Kunming Yunnan，if so come to Dali i‘d love to be your guide
Not at the moment, I'm a little behind on the videos. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to visit Dali but when I go back in the future I will definitely make sure to. The history is too much to miss!!
And if the offer still stands I'll absolutely love to be shown around!! :D
@ramblingbard Okkk
在中国，有句古话叫做：知之为知之，不知为不知！
你看到东西，不要凭你的主观去猜想它是什么，然后还给观众一个错误的讲解！
不了解可以问当地居民，可以的话请一个导游，才能更好的了解当地的文化！
祝你旅途开心！
你对中国的历史和文化了解得很多！thanks for sharing