It’s not Bangkok, it’s Jinggu! Pu'er is a treasure town worth visiting in one day

This Spring Festival, I did not go to the crowded Xishuangbanna, but went to a small town around Pu'er. I have finally arrived at Jinggu, a place I have been eyeing for a long time! Jinggu has a long history and profound cultural heritage, and is famous for its numerous Buddhist relics. There are 26 Buddhist relics in the county, including Buddha footprints, hand prints, sitting prints, lying prints, etc. 🚙Transportation: Self-driving Driving from Pu'er to Jinggu, one-way 2.5 hours (highway + some mountain roads) Can travel for 1-2 days👇 📌One-day tour: Mengwo Zong Buddhist Temple ➡ Mangfei Dai Village (Dai cuisine) ➡ Mangduo Buddhist Park 📌For a two-day trip, you can go to Yongping Town to see more Buddhist sites: D1: Thunder Buddha Relics ➡ Qiannuo Buddhist Temple ➡ Mangdao Buddhist Temple ➡ Mangka Hot Spring D2: Mengwo Zong Buddhist Temple ➡ Mangfei Dai Village ➡ Mangduo Buddhist Park 💡Among them, the "tree wrapped pagoda, pagoda wrapped tree" at Mengwo Zong Buddhist Temple is a must-see. The two Ming Dynasty pagodas were formed because banyan tree seeds fell into the cracks of the pagodas. After hundreds of years of growth, the trees and pagodas were wrapped around each other, forming a strange sight. It is known as "the best in China's pagoda forest"! 🥘Local delicacies: Sapie rice noodles, roasted chicken, and Yikouxiang, which can all be found in Mangfei Dai Village.