chouburi

It is indeed the most popular snack bar in Xishuangbanna. It is located in the best location on Ganbai Street. Reservations are not accepted. You can make an appointment in advance on Dazhong. Luckily, I got a number as soon as I went there. So happy. Highly recommended! ! ! 🥘Tom Yum seafood noodles: The portion is quite large, a big pot full, and the presentation is also very delicate But friends who don't like Tom Yum should not be interested in this 🫔Patten tofu: Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, dipped in hot sauce is so good😋 🥭Mango sticky rice: Those who have been to Thailand should have no reason to refuse it, very very nice 🍹Lemon juice: I have to say that the lemon juice in Banna is delicious It is really incomparable to other cities. The perfume lemon🍋 is amazing It is sweet and sour, very delicious 🌸The largest pot is ice water🧊, hahaha, I was attracted by this ice water pot that looks like a silver pot, it's so grand - 🍀Environment: The staggered small three-story, each floor is a scene The boss understands the girls' mind too well Take care of every aspect The toilet is also equipped with special period supplies for girls, very attentive When the weather is fine, you can take pictures casually, every detail is a thoughtful scenery😄 The dining area is open-air and has no air conditioning. Every once in a while, the green plants around it will spray mist to cool down, and it is surrounded by fairy air in the sun 💰: 70-80 per person (depends on your budget), the portion is large and the price is very reasonable The menu is also handwritten and cute, the boss should be an interesting soul Don't miss the snack bar when you come to Banna~ unanimous praise💯 #西双板纳旅游#春布里#旅行攻略 #西双板纳美食#西双板纳探店 #滇旅游#春布里

Good taste, elegant environment and good service attitude.

Three-day tour of Xishuangbanna (food) We also checked in at three popular restaurants in Xishuangbanna, Maomeng, Chonburi, and Wantai, all of which tasted good. I was so lucky that I didn't have to queue up and I was able to eat. We also had an elephant meal in the Wild Elephant Valley, which, as the name suggests, means eating food that elephants like The wild mushrooms in Yunnan are delicious, so you can choose a restaurant with a good reputation for wild mushrooms "We didn't choose to eat barbecue at the Xingguang Night Market, but at the "Xianghuanyuan" Dai barbecue by the river. The heart tube and meat skewers are super delicious Wind and sun, free and easy, little hands holding big hands, eating and shopping, it is always the meaning of travel #Travel Notes #Xishuangbanna #BBQ #Xishuangbanna Xingguang Night Market

🌴[Jinghong: A Rainforest Carnival Party]🌴 Jinghong in August is the green heart of the 21st parallel north! This hidden gem, meaning "City of Dawn" in Dai language, is tucked away at the southernmost tip of Yunnan. With the Lancang River flowing through the city, it evokes a sense of Southeast Asian charm. A rainforest explorer by day, a night market savvy by night – this guide will have you wanting to go home! 🌞[Super Detailed 5-Day Itinerary]🌞 Day 1: First Rainforest Experience ☀️Morning: Head to the Wild Elephant Valley! Take a cable car through the treetops (¥58). If you're lucky, you might spot wild elephants walking their babies. 🐘 Remember to bring mosquito repellent; the rainforest mosquitoes are incredibly aggressive. 🌤Lunch: Head straight to the Manting Imperial Garden (¥40). The Dai King's back garden is breathtakingly beautiful! Watch peacocks fly free and take stunning photos in Dai attire. 📸 🌙 Evening: Mekong River Starlight Night Market (free!). The moment Asia's largest night market lights up, I screamed! I ate pounded chicken feet and Laotian iced coffee until I had to walk with my hands on the wall~ Day 2: Dai Culture Day ☀️Morning: Water splashing at the Dai Garden (¥44)! Rent a basin and join in the fun. Who knows how to get wet?💦~ 🌤Lunch: Eat Dai pilaf in the garden. The pineapple rice is so sweet and sticky I want to pack ten! 🌙Evening: Walk around Gaozhuang Xishuangjing until my legs drop. Buy a Dai skirt (around ¥80) to take photos tomorrow. The night view will be even more gorgeous than what you see on Instagram✨ Day 3: Rainforest Hardcore Gamer ☀️Morning: Jinuo Mountain Rainforest Hike (¥89.50), rafting, climbing, swinging on the rattan swings. The guide will even teach you how to eat sour ants 🐜 (Jumanji!). 🌤Lunch: Enjoy grilled fish wrapped in banana leaves in the rainforest – a truly wild experience! 🌙Evening: Relax by the hotel pool. The infinity pool at the Cloud Star Resort offers a panoramic view of Gaozhuang at night – well worth the price! Day 4: Buddhist Relaxation ☀️Morning: Prajna Temple (free!). The pure white pagoda is so stunning you'll be speechless. Remember to circle it three times clockwise for a blessing! 🙏 🌤Lunch: Enjoy durian at Mango Fruit Market! A whole Musang King is ¥120, so delicious it'll make the neighbors knock on your door! 🌙 Evening: Eat skewers at the riverside night market. Be careful with the roasted pig eyes (don't ask me how I know 👀)... Day 5: Relaxing Day ☀️Sleep in naturally, then head to Lolo Ice House for lemon rice noodles – a refreshing, sour, and spicy treat! In the afternoon, stroll around; the Dai-style café in the alley is incredibly relaxing! 🔥[Must-Visit List]🔥 1. Starlight Night Market: Free! Opens at 6 PM. Capture the Shwedagon Pagoda's reflection. Snacks are ¥30 per person and you'll be spoiled! 2. Elephant Herding in the Wild Elephant Valley: ¥198 per person. Stroll with the baby elephants and feed them pumpkins – a truly adorable experience! 🐘 3. Chonburi Restaurants: The spicy and sour Tom Yum seafood noodles are a heady treat, and the mango sticky rice is sweeter than first love – perfect for snapping photos in the garden. 4. Manting Park Night Show: ¥280, including song and dance performances. The Dai women's slender waist dance is breathtakingly beautiful. 5. Jinuo Mountain Tree Descent: ¥50/time. Hanging from a 20-meter-high strangler fig tree is a thrilling experience. 🌿 🏨[Live in the Clouds]🏨 Cloud Star Resort Hotel: Located in the heart of the city, with an infinity pool and terrace bar, and bathtubs overlooking the Starry Night Market! Off-season, it's ¥800+/night, expensive but worth it. For a more budget-friendly option, try Fenglingxuan Inn, a 3-minute walk to the night market. The Dai-style courtyard is ¥300+. 🚌[Transportation Guide]🚌 • Jinghong's city center is very small. Rent an electric scooter for ¥50/day and enjoy the ride! • Bus No. 1 goes to Manting Park, Bus No. 3 goes to the Dai Elephant Garden. We recommend chartering a car to the Wild Elephant Valley (¥200/day). • Lesson from the Bitter Truth: Don't take illegal taxis! I was charged ¥50 for a detour and was so angry I wanted to jump out of the car... 💡[Life-Saving Tips]💡 • Sunscreen SPF 50+! The UV rays here can tan you like Dai potato chips🌞. • Carry mosquito repellent with you; the rainforest mosquitoes can carry you away🦟. • Water Splashing Festival Gear: A waterproof phone bag and a quick-drying shirt. Don't be like me and wear jeans soaked through like "iron denim"... 🍍[Food Hack]🍍 1. Lemongrass Grilled Fish: The fish is coated in lemongrass, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The spicy and sour sauce is even delicious on your shoes! 2. ​​Pao Lu Da: Coconut milk + crispy bread + purple rice, so icy and sweet it makes your head hurt~ 3. ​​Pounded Chicken Feet: Shredded green papaya + pounded chicken feet, sour, spicy, and crispy, your lips will dance after eating it 💃. 4. ​​Pineapple Rice: Glutinous rice stuffed with pineapple, steamed, sweet with a hint of milky flavor, a carb bomb I'm in! 5. ​​Roasted Pig Brain: Tender as tofu wrapped in tin foil, the spicy flavor hits you right on the head... (Order with caution, it's delicious) ​​💰[Billion Yuan Budget]💰​​ Tickets approximately ¥500 + Accommodation ¥1500 + Food and Drinks ¥800 + Transportation ¥400 = ¥3200 per person – a blast! ​​🌈[Last Bit of a Heartfelt Reward]🌈​​ In Jinghong, every day is a tropical escape! Be healed by the rainforest by day, captivated by delicious food at night, and even the air smells like pineapple. If you're looking for a respite from the 996 workweek, Jinghong's summer promises a skewer of grilled tilapia and an unexpected splash of water. 💦 (Don't hesitate, book your flight!) #JinghongTravel

Xishuangbanna, a land brimming with tropical charm and rich culture, is every traveler's dream destination. Here, you can experience the bounty of nature and the unique charm of its people. Let's embark on this magical journey together, explore the unknown, discover hidden surprises within the rainforest, savor unique cuisine, and savor the rich ethnic customs, leaving behind beautiful memories of Xishuangbanna! 📷｜Must-See Attractions 1️⃣ Zongfo Temple This majestic temple, with its exquisite architecture, exudes an aura of ancient elegance. Strolling through its grounds, you'll feel the sacred power of religion and find solace. Zongfo Temple is not only a temple of faith, but also a perfect place to experience the unique charm of Xishuangbanna. 2️⃣ Starlight Night Market As night falls and the lights come on, the area becomes a sea of ​​joy. Countless stalls gleam with vibrant lights, offering a dazzling array of goods. The alluring aroma of local delicacies will leave you salivating. Here, you can experience a rich ethnic atmosphere and a unique cultural atmosphere. 3️⃣ Jinghong Shwedagon Pagoda Standing tall in the heart of the city, it gleams with golden light like a dazzling pearl. The Shwedagon Pagoda is solemn and imbued with an exotic charm, with every detail showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. At night, when the lights come on, the Shwedagon Pagoda is even more magnificent, transporting you into a dreamlike world. 4️⃣ Prajna Temple Prajna Temple stands quietly, like a pure land. The white buildings contrast beautifully against the blue sky, radiating a holy light. Upon entering the temple, a sense of tranquility and peace envelopes you. Here, time seems to stand still, allowing you to forget the hustle and bustle of the world and enter a dialogue with your soul. 5️⃣ Manyuan Village Manyuan Village, one of China's ten most beautiful villages, remains relatively pristine and well-preserved. If you want to experience local customs, a visit to this village is a must. It's also the filming location for "A Longing for Life." 🎬 Entering the courtyard, you'll feel like you're transported back in time to the show—perfect for photos! In the village, locals sell fruit at small stalls, along with Dai pottery and paper-making workshops and delicious roast chicken restaurants. Manyuan Village is not far from the Dai Garden, so you can plan a day trip there: explore the village in the morning, have lunch here, and then return to the Dai Garden in the afternoon to experience the water splashing carnival. 🎉 6️⃣ Mansha Ancient Village This place is brimming with primitive charm. Here, time seems to stand still. The ancient architecture and traditional lifestyle will make you feel like you've traveled back in time. Wander through the ancient village, soak in the rich ethnic customs, interact with the warm and hospitable villagers, and experience a unique way of life. 7️⃣ Manhena Ancient Village Manhena Ancient Village is a hidden gem tucked away in time. With its quaint Dai architecture and winding bluestone paths, this place exudes a rich ethnic atmosphere. You can admire traditional handicrafts, savor authentic cuisine, and experience the warmth and simplicity of the Dai people. 8️⃣ Dai Village Water Town Dai Village Water Town is incredibly photogenic. The filming location for "Yunnan's Waterside Past" is located in Dai Village Water Town, Xishuangbanna. It's actually just the entrance to a residential complex, but the photos are incredibly photogenic! Not far from Gaozhuang, Manting is often crowded, so this is the perfect spot! Although small, every photo captures a vibrant Southeast Asian atmosphere. You can also find the same photo spot Shen Xing and Liu Jincui took on their dates. . 🥘｜Food Recommendations 1️⃣ Chonburi: Sticky rice, three brothers, and seafood noodles are incredibly delicious. 2️⃣ Chunmei Noodle Stall: Located in the Starlight Night Market, they serve boat noodles, Thai grilled skewers, and fried vegetables. They specialize in small portions, so order more. 3️⃣ MaMalao Laotian BBQ Sticky Rice: Super affordable Dai-style pilaf with tons of toppings. Absolutely delicious. 4️⃣ Kutai: Takeout is available. Recommended are the pineapple fried rice and curry shrimp. 5️⃣ Affordable snacks: Luoluo Ice House, Copper Mine Snack Shop, and Little Copper Pot for breakfast and dinner. 6️⃣ Don't miss pineapples, mangoes, and coconuts when you're in Banna. Go to the nearby wet market for fresher, more affordable options. . ⚠️Tips 1. Sun protection! UV rays in Banna are incredibly strong! Sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and sun-protective clothing are essential! 2. Mosquito repellent! Tropical mosquitoes are incredibly toxic! Always bring mosquito repellent and herbal ointment! 3. Transportation: Taxis are easily available in the city. Or you can rent a small e-scooter for stunning photos! 4. Bargaining: Bargain aggressively at night markets for clothes and jewelry! 50% off is the standard! 5. Respect customs: Dress appropriately when entering temples, and keep quiet. 6. Weather: Banna has only a dry and rainy season (April to October), so remember to bring an umbrella! #most-asked-about-friends-messages #romantic-travel-in-china #the-night-view-is-amazing #couples-travel #hanging-out-with-friends