Bing Lang Gu

Bing Lang Gu was established in 1998 at 18° north latitude, within the Ganshiling Nature Reserve at the border of Baoting County and Sanya City. The attraction is set amid a sea of over ten thousand graceful, elegant betel nut palms and nestled in a tropical rainforest of towering ancient trees and intertwined vines, with a planned area of over 5,000 mu, 26 km from Yalong Bay coast and 28 km from downtown Sanya. The attraction is named after the layered, verdant forests on both sides and a betel nut valley stretching for several kilometers in between. The attraction consists of seven cultural experience areas: the Intangible Cultural Heritage Village, Ganshi Li Village, Gu Yin Miao Family, Tianye Li Family, the large-scale live performance "Betel Nut · Ancient Charm," the Orchid Cabin, and the Li and Miao Flavor Food Street, with beautiful scenery. The attraction also showcases ten national-level intangible cultural heritages, among which the "Li traditional spinning, dyeing, weaving, and embroidery techniques" have been inscribed on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This is also one of the main venues for Hainan's traditional Li and Miao "March 3rd" and "Qixi Water Splashing Festival" activities, full of cultural charm and known as the "living fossil" of Hainan's ethnic culture.