Ethnic minority communities like the Dong have made their home in the low river valleys and steep terraced mountainsides of China’s Guizhou province for over 1,000 years. The farming village of Dali, primarily home to members of the Dong people, is a remarkably well-preserved example of a rural cultural landscape consisting of traditional vernacular architecture, particularly its pagoda-like wooden drum tower and so-called “rain and wind” bridges, terraced rice field, and rich intangible heritage.
Explore the enchanting Guizhou province and uncover the timeless beauty of Dali, a village nestled in the rural mountains of China. Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Dong people, their unique architecture, and the breathtaking terraced rice fields. This journey promises a captivating glimpse into a traditional way of life, far removed from the bustling cityscapes.
Ethnic minority communities like the Dong have made their home in the low river valleys and steep terraced mountainsides of China’s Guizhou province for over 1,000 years. The farming village of Dali, primarily home to members of the Dong people, is a remarkably well-preserved example of a rural...
Attractions in this video: Drum Tower, Rice Terraces
