
Jingmai Mountain’s Roof Art: Blang Tea Leaves and Dai Ox Horns
Explore how Jingmai Mountain’s roofs become cultural canvases—Blang tea-leaf motifs and Dai ox-horn ornaments bring ethnic stories to every tile.
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Explore how Jingmai Mountain’s roofs become cultural canvases—Blang tea-leaf motifs and Dai ox-horn ornaments bring ethnic stories to every tile.
Explore the ancient Tea-Horse Road on Jingmai Mountain, where centuries-old stone paths reveal stories of the Yunnan-Xizang tea trade.
Experience the dreamlike sea of clouds at Jingmai Mountain’s ancient tea forests, a must-visit for eco-travellers and digital nomads.
Su Guowen, son of the last Blang headman, documented 1,000-year-old tea garden teachings, securing Jingmai Mountain’s World Heritage listing and inspiring future generations.
Jingmai Mountain’s ancient tea forests and villages in Yunnan receive UNESCO Heritage status, celebrating centuries of cultural preservation.