Lijiang, a UNESCO World Heritage site in northwest Yunnan, serves as the cultural capital of the Naxi people and a gateway to some of China's most spectacular natural landscapes. W...

Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, in southern Yunnan bordering Laos and Myanmar, represents China's most concentrated region of Dai culture and Theravada Buddhist tradition....

Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian), in northwestern Yunnan's Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, represents the heart of Tibetan culture in Yunnan and one of China's most spirituall...

Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, in southern Yunnan, is renowned worldwide for its spectacular rice terraces that cascade down mountain slopes in intricate patterns of wat...

Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture, in northwest Yunnan's dramatic gorge country along the Salween River (Nujiang in Chinese), represents one of China's most remote and culturally ...

Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, in western Yunnan bordering Myanmar, represents a cultural crossroads where Chinese, Southeast Asian, and South Asian influences conver...

Pu'er City and its surrounding prefecture in southern Yunnan represent the historical and contemporary heartland of Chinese tea culture, giving their name to the famous fermented t...

Zhaotong, in northeastern Yunnan bordering Sichuan and Guizhou provinces, represents a cultural transition zone where Yunnan's ethnic diversity meets the Han Chinese heartland. As ...

As a millennium-old art treasure carrying Chinese culture, Chinese calligraphy has evolved through multiple scripts, combining practicality and aesthetic value. It conveys emotions...

Traditional Chinese Painting is a traditional art carrying Chinese culture. With thousands of years of development, it includes figure, landscape, flower-and-bird themes, taking br...