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Dongba papermaking
Dongba paper is closely tied to the Dongba culture, one of the world’s few living hieroglyphic-based cultures. It was traditionally used for recording scriptures, painting religious icons, and making ritual artifacts. In 2006, Naxi Dongba papermaking was included in China’s National Intangible Cultural Heritage List.
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Wa Cat Handcraft workshop
Inheriting Chinese Traditional Culture
Feeling the Charm of Folk Intangible Heritage
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Yunnan Wa Cat is a traditional folk architectural ornament, commonly placed on the roof ridges of houses, particularly in regions like Dali, Kunming, and Lijiang. It is not a living animal but a hand-sculpted, kiln-fired clay figurine, usually painted in vibrant colors
Naxi Ancient Music
An Intangible Cultural Heritage of Yunnan
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Embodies the cultural fusion of Han Chinese and Naxi traditions, showcasing how distant imperial court music was adapted and preserved by ethnic communities.
Considered a living treasure for ethnomusicologists, offering insights into ancient Chinese musical scales, notation, and performance practices.
In 2006, Naxi Ancient Music was inscribed on China’s National Intangible Cultural Heritage List, and UNESCO has recognized its value as part of Lijiang’s cultural landscape.
Horse Riding Experience
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Guided Riding :
Perfect for first-timers or those looking to improve their skills. A professional guide will accompany you, providing safety tips, basic instructions, and leading you along scenic trails.
Free Riding (self-guided)：
For experienced riders who prefer independence. You can explore designated trails at your own pace and enjoy the freedom of riding through nature.
Baisha Intangible Cultural Heritage
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Artistic Fusion
Created over 300 years, these murals are renowned for their unique blend of artistic styles:
Cultural Blend: Combining Han Chinese, Tibetan, and Naxi painting techniques.
Religious Harmony: Integrating figures and stories from Buddhism (Han & Tibetan), Taoism, and the local Dongba religion within single compositions.
Technique: Using durable mineral pigments and gold leaf, resulting in rich colors and detailed, lifelike figures.
Dali Tie-Dye
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a centuries-old textile art from the Bai ethnic group in Yunnan, is a recognized National Intangible Cultural Heritage of China.
The Art: White fabric is tied, stitched, or clamped to create resist patterns, then dyed in natural indigo. The result is unique, intricate blue-and-white designs where no two pieces are alike.
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