Thousand-year-old Salt Fields: Introduction to Tibet’s Ancient Salt Fields:

The ancient salt fields have a long history, dating back more than 1,300 years. There are more than 3,200 salt fields built on the beaches and cliffs on the east and west sides of the Lancang River, with an annual output of millions of kilograms of salt. Here you can watch the entire process of hand-made salt, as well as unique and original production tools, hard-working and simple salt people and simple folk customs.

The China Tea Horse Road Tibet Salt Well Historical and Cultural Exhibition Hall is China's first exhibition hall on the history of the Tea Horse Road; the Quzika Hot Spring Group has a total of 108 hot springs, known as "a hundred springs reflecting the moon", with water temperatures ranging from 25 degrees to 80 degrees. etc., containing more than 20 kinds of minerals, it is the best in hot springs and is a natural sanatorium.

Hongla Mountain National Yunnan Golden Monkey Viewing Area is the best place to watch golden monkeys and Delta Snow Mountain on the Tea Horse Road; the Tea Horse Road "One Line of Sky" Grand Canyon is one of the important passages of the Tea Horse Road in history. It's so dangerous, the wall is as sharp as a knife. The peach blossoms in the Grand Canyon are very unique, and the stone carvings of Princess Wencheng and Gangda Temple are of great ornamental value.