Dehong Shopping ,Yunnan Adventure Travel

Dehong Shopping

The majority of Dehong's population is made up of Chinese minority groups famous for their handicrafts and artistic talents. Nearby Myanmar has a vibrant trade and barter system that has been long established with Dehong which brings in many goods from the neighboring country. Although there are not many shops in Dehong to purchase these goods, there are many stands and carts selling these minority treasures and at more than reasonable prices.

jade A small grain of coffee

Jewelry, furniture, papier mache figures, religious relics and trinkets, clothing, fresh fruit, vegetables and candies, shopping in Dehong can be a bit of an egg hunt but the rewards are well worth the effort. Avoid the shops set up for tourists and any of Dehong's sites as these prices are extremely high very little of which actually ends up in the artists' hands. If you're not up for exhaustive shopping, the Ruili Market has a fairly descent collection of collectibles and food and the Jade Market just outside of town is worth a visit if you're looking for, well, jade stuff.

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Tropical Fruit Lemon in Dehong Prefecture

A lemon tree can grow up to 10 meters (33 feet), but they are usually smaller.
Tropical Fruit Mango in Dehong Prefecture

The mango (plural mangoes or mangos) is a tropical fruit of the mango tree.
Zhefang tribute rice

When the rice is ripe each year, a festival is held in the name of Zhefang “tribute rice” in Mangshi City.
Jingpo ethnic bamboo tea

When the baking process is done, teas made in this method can be stored for future use.
Deang Ethnic Satchel

In the Deang ethnic language, a satchel is called "Geba".
De'ang Cloth-dying Skill in Luxi City

De'ang ethnic members living in Ximengdan Village of Luxi City are very good at in dyeing.
Dai Ethnic Tongpa Satchels

Tongpa (Dai ethnic word) is a kind of traditional satchel worn by ethnic groups such as the Dai, Yi, Hani, Jingpo, Wa, Lisu and Deang.
Dai Ethnic Paper-cuts

Paper-cut is a fine art form throughout China either for the Han Chinese or most of the ethnic minorities.
Jingpo Ethnic Satchel

Jingpo ethnic satchels are normally made from wool.
Dai Ethnic Bamboo Wares

Locals of Mangshi exploit the advantaged bamboo resource for a craft they can survive on: making bamboo wares.
Assorted Jade Crafts

Jade, as a gemstone of unique symbolic energy, is unique in the myths that surround it.

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Longchuan Shopping

Yingjiang Shopping

A lemon tree can grow up to 10 meters (33 feet), but they are usually smaller.

The mango (plural mangoes or mangos) is a tropical fruit of the mango tree.

When the rice is ripe each year, a festival is held in the name of Zhefang “tribute rice” in Mangshi City.

When the baking process is done, teas made in this method can be stored for future use.

In the Deang ethnic language, a satchel is called "Geba".

De'ang ethnic members living in Ximengdan Village of Luxi City are very good at in dyeing.

Tongpa (Dai ethnic word) is a kind of traditional satchel worn by ethnic groups such as the Dai, Yi, Hani, Jingpo, Wa, Lisu and Deang.

Paper-cut is a fine art form throughout China either for the Han Chinese or most of the ethnic minorities.

Jingpo ethnic satchels are normally made from wool.

Locals of Mangshi exploit the advantaged bamboo resource for a craft they can survive on: making bamboo wares.

Jade, as a gemstone of unique symbolic energy, is unique in the myths that surround it.

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