Yunnan Ethnic Village is located in the southwest suburbs of Kunming, Yunnan Province, on the shore of Dianchi Pond, covering an area of 89 hectares, and is a window reflecting and displaying the social and cultural customs of twenty-six ethnic groups in Yunnan, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, an ethnic cultural base of the National People's Committee, a folk traditional cultural base of the CIOFF China Committee and one of the first national ethnic work contact points of the National People's Committee. Yunnan Ethnic Village, covers an area of 1264.96 acres, including 463.96 acres of water area. Set Yunnan's major Dai, Bai, Yi, Naxi, Wa, Brown, Jinuo, Lahu, Tibetan, Jingpo, Hani, De'ang, Zhuang, Miao, Shui, Nu, Mongolian, Buyi, Dulong, Lisu, Pumi, Manchu, Hui, Yao, Achang and other 25 minority villages, ethnic singing and dancing halls, ethnic plazas, Yunnan Ethnic Museum and laser fountains, the Water curtain movie and other tourism facilities. The ethnic villages use restoration displays to showcase Yunnan's ethnic customs. The village is a microcosm of Yunnan's ethnic culture, with a variety of ethnic villages in different styles, each with its own style, and the colorful village architecture, production, life, and religious customs of each ethnic minority are displayed. The main gate of Yunnan Ethnic Village is an imposing set of steel-framed buildings. In the center is a golden peacock logo, symbolizing the good fortune and prosperity of Yunnan Ethnic Village. In front of the main gate is a wide and flat square for people to gather and disperse, and in the lawn below is a group of white elephant sculptures called "White Elephant Welcoming Guests". The scenic area of Yunnan Ethnic Village is interspersed with water and land, fresh and elegant, and the attractions of each village are staggered. There are green paths, pavilions and corridors, arched bridges and stone steps connected to each other, and connected to the Dianchi Lakeside Avenue at the beginning and end. Visitors to the village can learn about the architectural styles, costumes and customs of Yunnan's ethnic groups, as well as watch laser fountains, water screen movies, folk songs and dances, and elephant shows. Guides dressed in ethnic costumes provide guided tours and explain the customs of each minority group. The village also holds the Bai "March Street", Dai "Water Festival", Yi "Torch Festival", Lisu The village also holds the Bai "March Street", the Dai "Water Festival", the Yi "Torch Festival", the Lisu "Knife Pole Festival", the Jingpo "Mu Brain Song", the Naxi "Sanduo Festival" and other unique ethnic festivals, and is an important tourist attraction for Yunnan tourism. The Bai houses have always been valued by the architectural circles at home and abroad. The layout of the "three places and one wall" and "four halls and five patios" is neat and practical, and the courtyards with pink walls and tiles are no less beautiful than the gardens in Jiangnan and the mansions in the north in terms of wood carving, coloring, stone carving and mud work. The mysterious solar calendar pillar square in the Yi village connected with the sky and the red palm house connected with the earth show the ancient and open-minded civilization of this nation; the bamboo and grass-roofed grand public house of the Jinuo people; the creation myth of the Lahu gourd makes you see what is "the great gourd of the mysteries of the universe". As an important part of Kunming Dianchi National Tourism Resort, Yunnan Ethnic Village is a collection of outstanding humanistic attractions and natural landscapes of Yunnan's ethnic groups, a window reflecting and displaying the social life of various ethnic groups in the border area, adding another unforgettable tourist attraction to the beautiful Spring City.