Yunnan Lancang County Bulang Ancient Village, Wengji Ancient Village (lesser-known free attraction)

📍Attraction Address: Wengji Thousand-Year Bulang Ancient Village, Mangjing Village, Huimin Town, Lancang County, 73 kilometers from the county seat, 28 kilometers from the town government. 🚗Transportation: We drove there ourselves. 👍️Must-visit Attraction: Wengji Bulang Ancient Village has a long history, with well-preserved and inherited Bulang ecological culture, rich primitive features, beautiful natural scenery, and prominent ethnic characteristics. It is known as the 'Thousand-Year Bulang Ancient Village.' The ancient village has attractions such as ancient villages, temples, village gates, village centers, ancient cypress trees, and other scenic spots. It is a tourist village mainly focused on developing Bulang cultural tourism. The academic community recognizes that the Bulang people are one of the earliest tea-growing ethnic groups in Yunnan. The 'Guangnan County Chronicle' records: In the 5th century BC, the Juting Kingdom was formed by tribes mainly consisting of Liao and Pu. During the Sui and Tang dynasties (589-907 AD), the Puzi Man were distributed in Jingdong, Baoshan, Yunlong, and other places, as well as along the Lancang River. In the early Ming Dynasty, the Bulang people became the main ethnic group in Fengqing County. During the Qing Dynasty, the Bulang people gradually migrated southward to places like Shunning and Qingdian. The areas where these Bulang people once lived left large areas of tea fields, becoming the main tea-producing regions in Yunnan. Therefore, it is well-deserved to say that the Bulang people are thousand-year-old tea farmers. 🎟️Ticket Information: No reservation needed, no tickets required. 💗Other Tips: A very lesser-known attraction.