What does the name of Dali Bai village mean?

Dali is an ancient city with a long history, and the Bai nationality is the main ethnic group there. Dali is rich in tourism resources, one of which is its Bai village, among which the Bai village in Cangshan Erhai Scenic Area is the most representative. The names of Bai villages here are mostly named according to the historical, geographical and cultural characteristics of the villages. For example, some villages are called "Changping", which is said to be named because the mountains here are undulating and shaped like human ridges.

The cultural characteristics of Bai villages in Dali are different from those of other ethnic minorities in China. On the one hand, it is its string culture, and the Bai nationality has a unique three-stringed instrument, which can bring visitors a different kind of auditory enjoyment. On the other hand, there are still many folk cultures in Dali Bai village, such as traditional architectural styles and living customs such as "stone bridge", "blooming vegetation" and "wearing a hall".

The ecological environment of Dali Bai villages can remain primitive because most of them are located in the mountains and have unique scenery of Jiangnan water towns, which is a tourist attraction. Many villages are surrounded by mountains and rivers, which makes people feel the natural fresh oxygen and wonderful natural scenery. Traveling here can not only feel the unique charm of national culture, but also relax and enjoy a better life.