Xishuangbanna is an ethnic minority area dominated by Dai people. The history and culture here are more singular than those of the Han region. But this does not mean that the Dai area has no history and culture. In Xishuangbanna, there is the only historical and cultural site in the area, which is as important as the Forbidden City in the Han Dynasty. However, the only historical and cultural site charges more than you can imagine, it only costs 20 yuan. Maybe many people didn't expect this, right? Let's go and see this historical and cultural site together!

The Xishuangbanna Dai Palace Site is the only cultural relic in Xishuangbanna, which relatively completely displays the architecture and culture of the Dai royal family. The main core areas such as the Dai Culture Exhibition Hall and the Dai King's Bedroom all adopt the most traditional Dai royal architectural style, giving people a rather exotic atmosphere and feeling very novel and unique.

The Dai Palace site is large in scale and has a strong historical and cultural atmosphere, but can you imagine that this is a place that charges only 20 yuan? The Dai Palace Ruins is located in Manting Park in the center of Xishuangbanna. After purchasing tickets for Manting Park, there is no need to purchase separate tickets for the scenic spot, so in a sense, the ticket price for the Dai Palace Ruins is quite polite.

Some people want to ask if such a building is so new, is it really a relic? As for whether this place is a former site, no one dares to answer. However, this building was definitely built later. The layout of these buildings and the Dai Palace were based on historical documents and were not built randomly.

Xishuangbanna was finally liberated in 1950. In order to preserve Dai culture and customs, the state supported Xishuangbanna to have its own customs and culture. As a result, many destroyed sites were excavated, developed and constructed again. Premier Zhou also personally came to Manting Park at that time. The Splashing Square celebrated Xishuangbanna.

The interior decoration of the Dai Palace is magnificent and full of an atmospheric atmosphere. The palace is much smaller than the Forbidden City in Beijing, but it is not small for the Dai people, who have a total population of only a few million. If the most important relic in the Han Dynasty is the Forbidden City in Beijing, then the Dai Palace is equivalent to the Forbidden City of the Dai people, and its status is very prominent.

The main building of the Dai Palace has a two-story atmosphere. The first floor is a place where Dai kings and their courtiers discuss affairs. The second floor is a place where Dai traditional handicrafts and Dai costumes are displayed. The exhibition halls on the upper and lower floors are scientifically and reasonably distributed, atmospheric and beautiful, allowing people to appreciate the wonderful objects while subtly learning Dai characteristic culture. Dai culture is also an indispensable crystallization of wisdom of China's 56 ethnic groups.

On one side of the Dai King's Palace is an exhibition hall dedicated to displaying the Dai intangible cultural heritage. It is full of Dai style buildings, which makes people very interested in this. Among them, the display of musical instruments accounts for a large part of this exhibition hall. I feel that it is very worthwhile to spend tens of yuan to admire such beautiful and connotative cultural sites. Those who are interested in architecture and culture may wish to take a look.

According to Dai historical records, as early as more than 2000 years ago, Dai ancestors settled and lived in the Lancang River and Nujiang River areas and established Dai tribes with stable and prosperous society, and spread to some countries in Southeast Asia. You can learn a lot about Dai history and culture by visiting the Dai Palace Ruins in Manting Park. It is very interesting and informative, and it is highly recommended! Praise for Xishuangbanna, a scenic spot with low tickets and high quality attractions!

Since Xishuangbanna enters the sultry and rainy season after entering June, which lasts until the end of October, the best season to come to Xishuangbanna from the beginning of November to the beginning of June of the following year, so this season is naturally also the best time to visit Manting Park Dai Palace Ruins. Under normal circumstances, opening hours start from 08:00 and end at 18:00. The transportation location is also very convenient. It takes a few minutes from the city center to the Dai Palace Ruins in Manting Park by taking buses, taxis, and online hailing vehicles.