Exploring Colorful Yunnan, China ― Love to Travel, Love in Kunming
Spent a couple weeks traveling around Yunnan visiting all the top sights around Kunming, Luguhu, Lijiang and everywhere in Yunnan worth going.
Locations include:
Yunnan Military Academy
Kunming Green Lake Park
Nanqiang Street Alley
Kunming Golden Temple Scenic Spot
Kunming Grand View Park
Yunnan Kunming Xishan Scenic Spot
Yunnan Nationalities Village
Famous Town of Ancient Dian Kingdom
Kunming Jiaozi Snow Mountain
Yiliang World Expo Jiuxiang
Stone Forest Scenic Spot
....and countless others. How many can you spot?
Kunming, Yunnan Minority Village - China Travel Channel
The Yunnan Minority Village (云南民族村 Yunnan Minzu Cun) is on the northeastern shore of the Dian Lake in Kunming. 21 national minority groups live in Yunnan. In order to make the customs, traditions and living habits of these minorities accessible to a wider segment of the population, the Yunnan Nationalities Village was built. Here, members of minority groups can present their way of life. A wide variety of customs and traditions are explained.
For instance, it was the custom among the Wa people that following a good harvest, it was requested that the head of a man with a long beard be placed at the village entrance. Today a buffalo head is used instead.
Among the Bai peoples, houses were built facing east, whereas in the rest of China the custom was to build houses facing south. Village squares were often built as a symbolic calendar.
In the Yunnan Minority Village, many folk dances and song presentations are offered. For the Yi nationality, the tiger is sacred. This can be seen on hat coverings or the Yi’s main village square.
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Das Yunnan Nationalitätendorf liegt am Nordostufer des Dian-Sees in Kunming. Am Eingang werden die Besucher mit traditionellen Tänzen begrüßt. In der Provinz Yunnan leben einundzwanzig nationale Minderheiten. Um die Sitten, Bräuche und Lebensgewohnheiten dieser Minderheiten einer breiteren Bevölkerungsschicht zugänglich zu machen, hat man ein “Nationalitätendorf” gebaut. Angehörige der diversen Minderheiten präsentieren das ursprüngliche Leben. Unterschiedlichste Sitten und Gebräuche werden erläutert.
So war es bei den Wa Brauch, zur Erbittung einer guten Ernte, den Kopf eines Mannes mit langem Bart am Dorfeingang abzulegen. Heute erfüllt ein Büffelkopf diese Aufgabe.
Die Bai bauen ihre Häuser mit dem Eingang nach Osten, während es in China Brauch war die Häuser nach Süden auszurichten. Dorfplätze wurden oft als symbolischer Kalender gebaut.
Dorfbewohner bieten des Öfteren Volkstänze und Gesänge dar. Für die Yi-Nationalität ist der Tiger heilig, was an Hutbedeckungen oder am Hauptplatz der Yi erkenntlich ist.
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황산에서 가장 풍수가 좋은 곳이라는 옥병루. 이곳에서 보통 식사와 숙박을 하기 때문에 늘 등산객들로 붐비는 곳인데 사람들이 길게 줄을 서 있는 것을 볼 수 있었다. 기념사진을 찍기 위해서였는데 이곳에 황산을 상징하는 소나무 영객송이 있기 때문이다. 수령이 천 년이 넘었다는 영객송은 말없이 천 년 동안 황산을 찾아오는 손님을 맞이하고 있다. 옥병루에서 바라다 보이는 천도봉은 황산에서 가장 산세가 험준한 봉우리다. 나는 연화봉 대신 이 천도봉에 오르기로 했다. 천도봉 등산로는 가파른 암벽을 깎아 만든 돌계단으로 로프를 잡고 오르는 암벽등반과 같다. 때문에 얼음이 어는 겨울에는 등반이 금지된다. 숨을 한 번 크게 들이쉬고 천천히 발걸음을 옮겼다. 천도봉 등정의 마지막 고비인 천교. 깎아지른 절벽 위로 지나가려니 고소 공포증이 있는 나로서는 발이 잘 떨어지지 않았다. 그냥 돌아서기에는 힘들게 올라온 것이 너무 억울해 내 발 끝만 보며 조심스럽게 천교를 건넜다. 드디어 천도봉 정상. 이곳에 서 있는 사람들의 마음은 모두 나와 같을 것이다.
[English: Google Translator]
Okbyeong Lu Feng is a good place in most of sulfuric acid. Usually here because the food and stay always crowded with climbers I could be seen standing in a long line of people inde place. Was to take a commemorative photo is because pine is a symbol of sulfuric acid younggaeksong here. Received this more than a thousand years younggaeksong and welcomes guests looking for sulfuric acid during the coming thousand years of silence. Cheondobong the views from okbyeong Lu is the most rugged peaks in sulfuric acid pickling. I had to climb on the cheondobong yeonhwabong instead. Cheondobong trail is like holding a rope climb and climb stone steps carved into the steep rock walls. Because of this ice climbing in the winter freezing it is prohibited. Resting once a deep breath and slowly they moved the feet. The final turning point of the ascent cheondobong cheongyo. Ryeoni pass over the sheer cliff as I have a fear of heights did not fall your feet well. Just turn around and groups that are carefully listed eokulhae careful watching my feet so hard kkeutman crossed cheongyo. Finally cheondobong normal. The heart of the people standing here will all be like me.
[Chinese: Google Translator]
Okbyeong吕锋在大多数硫酸的好地方。通常是因为这里的食物和保持总是挤满了登山者自己也能看到站在一长排的人不知疲倦的地方。是采取了纪念照片是因为松木是硫酸的象征younggaeksong这里。收到此千余年younggaeksong，并欢迎客人在未来千年的沉寂找硫酸。 Cheondobong从okbyeong鲁的意见是最坚固的山峰在硫酸酸洗。我对cheondobong yeonhwabong爬上来代替。 Cheondobong踪迹就像是拿着绳子爬爬雕刻成的陡峭岩壁的石阶。因为这个攀冰在冬天冻结，禁止。一次休息一个深呼吸，慢慢地，他们搬到了脚。最终的转折点上升cheondobong cheongyo的。 Ryeoni越过陡峭的悬崖，因为我有恐高症不属于你的脚好。刚转身，且经过精心上市集团eokulhae仔细看我的脚这么难kkeutman越过cheongyo。最后cheondobong正常。站在这里的人的心脏都会像我一样。
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Shaoxin, China - Xianglu Feng Temple
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Ep.24-Charisma of Chinese Ethnic Minority -- BONTV
China has long been a unified multi-ethnic country. After the founding of the PRC in 1949, 56 ethnic groups have been identified by the government. The 55 groups are regarded as national minorities because of their relatively low population.
The ethnic minorities in China mainly reside in Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Ningxia, Guangxi, Tibet and some autonomous regions. Some places retain their unique style and architecture due to their remoteness and isolation. Their cultural heritage also remains intact and in Yunnan the Jiangchuan fossils and Lufeng's dinosaur fossils just go to show that their customs have all been well preserved.
A good time to visit the these groups is during the significant festivals as you will be able to experience these ceremonies with the locals. On January 12th in the Hui Calendar, the Corban Festival is held (回族的古爾邦節), which is a major festival in the Hui Group. Members of the group don't eat breakfast but instead slaughter cattle or sheep after worship in the Mosque. New Year's Day of Huangzhuang is the most significant festival for the Miao group. People dress up to greet people and go to temples to pray to the Gods for blessing. Each abbey will carry out Buddhist rituals while each family will light up the better lamp at night.
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The Treasures of Gu Qi Feng - Part One
Gu Qi Feng in Northern Taiwan is ten minutes' drive out of Hsinchu City and five minutes away from Hsinchu Science Park, where most of Taiwan's major high-tech companies are headquartered.
An operating temple situated inside a gigantic statue of the deity Guang Gong, it's a striking place. But few people outside the area know that it's home to one of the most astonishing collections of art, sculpture and cultural artifacts in all of Asia. Amassed by a private collector, the treasures of Gu Qi Feng are crammed into a variety of buildings and wooded groves around the temple compound.
A decaying wonderland of weirdness, Gu Qi Feng is perhaps the strangest museum in the world.
In the first part of the series, we observe temple life and ritual, and explore the maze of dimly-lit warehouses where a vast army of priceless and bizarre statues gathers dust in the gloom.