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Located in Qingshui Township, Tengchong City, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, Rehai Scenic Area is a key component of the Tengchong Volcanic Rehai Tourist Area. It is a national 5A-level tourist attraction and a national geological park. Rehai is one of China's three major geothermal areas. Its unique volcanic geothermal landscape is rare and unique throughout China and even the world, offering exceptional scenic, scientific, and health benefits. Rehai has been known as "a sea of hot springs" since the Ming and Qing dynasties and is one of the twelve scenic spots of ancient Tengyue. Even the Ming Dynasty geographer Xu Xiake visited and described the area in detail. Its historical and cultural heritage adds to its unique charm. Rehai Scenic Area covers approximately 9 square kilometers and sits at an altitude of approximately 1,520 meters. It is home to the most concentrated geothermal displays in Tengchong, boasting over 80 hot springs, ten of which reach temperatures exceeding 90°C. Atami boasts a rich and diverse array of geothermal landscapes, including six types of landscapes: fumaroles, steaming ground, and boiling surfaces. It boasts the "Big Boiling Pot," a bubbling "Pearl Spring" emitting pearls and jade, and the toad-shaped "Toad's Mouth," a rare and unique spring found only in China. Atami's hot springs boast exceptionally high temperatures, reaching as high as 102°C. High-temperature, high-pressure geysers, steam springs, and boiling springs are concentrated, resulting in a massive outflow. The total daily hot water output reaches 3,383.51 cubic meters, ranking among the highest in the world. The hot springs are of exceptional quality: The water is exceptionally soft, has a suitable pH, and is highly mineralized. It meets both drinking and medical mineral water standards, containing numerous beneficial minerals. It boasts eight of my country's 12 medicinal mineral springs, making it an excellent choice for wellness and wellness. Home to one of the world's largest hot spring waterfalls, the Atami Daiganguo Waterfall boasts one of the world's largest known waterfalls, boasting both the highest drop and the largest flow. With water temperatures consistently exceeding 90°C year-round, the majestic waterfall and steaming water create a breathtaking spectacle of both scenic beauty and scientific exploration value. Olfaction Experience: The hot springs and steam in Atami contain minerals such as sulfur, creating a faint, subtle odor that permeates the air. While not pungent, it offers a distinctly Atami atmosphere, as if endowed by nature with a special "fragrance." #TengchongRehai

🍽【Food Guide】 Tengchong can be said to have gathered the characteristics of many ethnic groups. When you come to Tengchong, you must not miss all kinds of distinctive food. Tonight we checked in at a super distinctive Jingdai Folk Garden. It is more like a visual feast than a restaurant. And this peacock feast is a super distinctive delicacy in this restaurant. 🖼Restaurant environment: The restaurant environment is super good, with two floors. If you like lively, you can go to the first floor, and there will be local ethnic performances If you like a quieter time, you can choose the private room on the second floor. Don’t worry about not seeing the performance in the private room. There will be a special performance for every friend 🍽Recommended dishes: The peacock feast with super high appearance, with food on the banana leaves, and the colorful glutinous rice is like a peacock’s tail, scattered, like a peacock spreading its tail There are also barbecue, roast chicken, pig skin, etc., which slowly fill up the entire peacock's tail 🌟Special recommendation The special feature here is that when eating, you must use your hands to experience the local delicacies, which is super interesting

The meal I was most looking forward to when I arrived in Tengchong was the Peacock Feast at Jingdai Garden! Upon entering, I was stunned by the lifelike peacock heads and the long array of dishes! Everyone was snapping away with their cameras! The first floor serves the main dining area, and there are private rooms on the second floor. Since there were more of us, we opted for the second-floor private room. It was a first-time experience with such a presentation. The table was covered in banana leaves, and a large, lifelike peacock was placed on top. The white smoke was so ethereal! The combination of pilaf and fruit looked very appetizing. Choose your favorite dish and wrap it in the pilaf, kneading it into a rice ball, which is quite unique. Since I love spicy food, the grilled fish and pork belly here were both very delicious, and the slightly spicy flavor was quite satisfying. Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Address: Next to Fuchuang Gas Trade, on the roundabout around Jianjun Hospital on Yuquan Road, Tengchong City By the way, there will be singing and dancing performances in the lobby during dinner time, so don't miss it if you're interested.

Peacock feast, Myanmar beer, singing Dai girls and boys... On the recommendation of local friends, I went to Jingdai Folk Park in Tengchong, Yunnan with a few friends for dinner. There was a warm welcome ceremony as soon as I entered the door. There is a large hall with ethnic minority decoration. On the round table covered with green leaves, the waiter put all kinds of food little by little, which looked very appetizing. My friend said that this peacock feast should be eaten with hands, otherwise it would be soulless to use chopsticks. There are whole roasted chickens, pineapple rice, various colored rice, a bowl of soup, and Dai specialty cuisine Sa Pi. There were also lively performances in the hall on the first floor during the meal, and the atmosphere was good. Several tour groups ate here. There were also several brothers and sisters who came to the box to sing in dialect. Overall, it is very distinctive, but there are many girls at this table, and some of them can't finish it, and the portion is very large. Store name: Tengchong Jingdai Folk Garden Average price: around 65 It is best to make a reservation in advance

About 400 meters to the left of East Lake, you'll find the Jing Dai Folk Culture Garden. Enjoy Dai cuisine and dance while you enjoy it.