Mengle Cultural Park

Mengle Cultural Park is located in the eastern suburbs of Jinghong City, at the intersection of Lancang River and Liusha River, next to the road from Jinghong to Lananba, within the site of the Dai Palace, and consists of the Mengle Museum, the site of the Dai Palace and the breeding site that reflect the history and culture of Xishuangbanna. There are several species of monkeys in the monkey mountain composition. The Mengle Museum is rich in collections, displaying more than 1,000 fine cultural relics reflecting the history and culture of Xishuangbanna, including silver handicrafts of the Dai royal family, brocades with fine workmanship and bright patterns, ancient national costumes, religious objects, and national musical instruments. More than 1,000 precious cultural relics showcase the long history and splendid national culture of Xishuangbanna, and are worth stopping by. The Cultural Park is located within the ruins of the Dai Palace. In the park, there are Ta Zhuang Mu, Ta Zhuang Dong, Shengquan, ancient trenches and other relics preserved from the Dai Palace. Both are sacred relics in the minds of the Theravada Buddhist believers. Every year, a large number of local Dai people and believers from Thailand, Laos and other places come here to worship, which is very lively. The holy spring is located on the top of the Mengle Cultural Park. The spring water is cold and sweet. Mengle Cultural Park, formerly known as Monkey Mountain, still houses more than 10 species of macaques in captivity, including the world's first artificially cultivated albino macaque, pocket marmosets from South America, and white-cheeked gibbons from the tropical rain forest of Xishuangbanna. Wait, watch the quirky monkeys play in the forest, and experience the joy of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.