Ruili

In Ruili, banyan trees are not only an important part of the natural landscape, but also a symbol of local culture. In particular, the "Welcome Banyan Tree", located next to Mang Ling Village, is known for its magnificent and unique tree shape. Banyan trees are regarded as "sacred trees" by locals and are never cut down. It is the location of many famous movies and TV series such as The Beacon of the Border Village, The Peacock Princess and Journey to the West, attracting many tourists and film and television producers.

A large-scale comprehensive park integrating culture, tourism, shopping and entertainment, covering an area of more than 80,000 m2. In the park, there are jewelry stores and processing plants, jewelry museum, Memorial Hall of the Chinese Expeditionary Army and other theme pavilions, collecting and displaying rich cultural relics and historical materials, telling the important history of the Anti-Japanese War period and Sino-Myanmar diplomatic relations. The park also includes antique car hall, national ancient weapons hall and rare wood art hall, which fully demonstrates the multicultural and historical background of Ruil.

Wanfo Temple is a renowned Buddhist temple in Ruili City, known for its solemn and unique architectural style that attracts many visitors and devotees. The temple is set in a peaceful area surrounded by lush greenery, creating a tranquil atmosphere. The name "Wanfo Temple" comes from the numerous Buddha statues housed within, varying in size and posture, showcasing the rich Buddhist culture and craftsmanship. The temple's architecture blends traditional Dai ethnic design with Buddhist elements, featuring intricately decorated roofs and walls with detailed carvings and religious motifs. Every year, Wanfo Temple draws crowds of worshippers who come for prayers and to participate in various Buddhist festivals, especially during major religious celebrations when grand ceremonies are held. Wanfo Temple is open for visits year-round, and it's best to go in the early morning or late afternoon for a more serene experience. Visitors are encouraged to maintain silence and adhere to local customs and temple rules.

One of Wanding’s most significant religious sites, the Jiele Big Golden Pagoda captivates visitors with its towering, gold-plated exterior. The pagoda is surrounded by beautiful gardens and smaller stupas, making it an excellent spot for quiet reflection or photography. During major Buddhist festivals, the site comes alive with pilgrims and colorful ceremonies.

Dedicated to the more 3000 Overseas Chinese drivers and mechanics who chose to leave their homes in Southeast Asia during the Second World War in order to work on the Burma Road. There is a museum in the middle of the park. The museum has up to 2,000 exhibits, including physical objects, photographs and historical materials, which fully reproduce the historical achievements of these patriots through modern exhibition technology. There are exhibition halls, lecture halls, 3D movie halls and Anti-Japanese War sculptures in the memorial Hall.

Known as a "paradise on earth," it features a typical tropical rainforest ecosystem with rich biodiversity. The area is home to towering trees, lush vegetation, and numerous rare animal species, allowing visitors to observe precious wildlife such as the yellow ant and red-bellied pheasant. The well-designed trails are perfect for hiking and exploration. The scenic area also offers a variety of cultural activities, where visitors can experience the traditional customs of local ethnic groups, such as the Dai and Hani peoples.

The Daying River flows through Rui Li and is an important waterway in the region, possessing high ecological and sightseeing value. The river has rapid currents and unique rock formations along its banks, creating many natural wonders. Visitors can relax by the riverside or engage in water activities like rafting. The picturesque scenery changes with the seasons, especially during the rainy season when the river is full and the views are more spectacular.

Morii Waterfall is a natural attraction in the Rui Li area, with a drop of 60 meters, making it the tallest waterfall in the Dehong region. Water cascades down from the cliffs, forming a magnificent curtain of water, surrounded by a pristine and tranquil environment. Visitors can capture stunning photographs of the scenery and hike along nearby trails to enjoy the charm of nature. There are also small restaurants nearby where visitors can taste local delicacies.