Day Tour
Daily Tour
10 people
Chinese, English
Binglanggu: Living Heritage of Hainan’s Indigenous Peoples
Location & Accessibility Nestled in Baoting County just 40 minutes from Sanya, Binglanggu Li & Miao Minority Culture Park offers an immersive journey into the traditions of Hainan’s original inhabitants. The park’s name combines “Binglang” (Areca palm) and “Gu” (valley), reflecting its lush tropical setting. A Bridge Between Past and Present Unlike static museum displays, Binglanggu brings to life the enduring cultures of:
The Li People: Hainan’s first settlers arriving 5,000 years ago
The Miao People: Migrants who found refuge in Hainan’s mountains 800 years ago
Here, ancient customs and tools aren’t relics—they’re living traditions still practiced today. Three Thematic Areas to Explore
Li Village
Authentic stilt houses and bamboo dwellings
Traditional weaving demonstrations
Insight into matriarchal social structures
Miao Village
Silver jewelry craftsmanship
Embroidery and batik workshops
Ancient farming techniques
Tropical Rainforest Zone
Lush landscape of Areca palms and tropical flora
Scenic walking trails
It combines "Binglang" (Areca palm) and "Gu" (valley), named after the lush tropical valley setting.
It showcases living traditions—real people practicing ancient customs today, not just artifacts.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and light, breathable clothing. A hat and sunscreen are recommended as parts of the tour are outdoors. You may also want to bring a small backpack for personal items.
Yes, the park has well-paved paths and minimal steep areas, making it accessible for most ages. There are plenty of resting areas throughout the villages.
Hour-long cultural shows featuring traditional Li and Miao dances and songs are typically held twice daily. Your driver can inform you of exact times on the day.
Yes! You'll have opportunities to try traditional weaving, embroidery, or batik-making under the guidance of local artisans. These are included in your visit.
Meals are not included. You can enjoy authentic Li or Miao cuisine at the park's restaurants, featuring dishes like bamboo rice and wild vegetable specialties.
Your driver speaks Chinese. For detailed cultural explanations in English, we can arrange a guide upon prior request.
Photography is generally encouraged, but please be respectful. Avoid using flash during performances, and always ask permission before taking close-up photos of artisans or villagers.
The tour operates rain or shine. Many activities are under cover, and light rain can enhance the lush atmosphere. In case of heavy rain, some outdoor elements may be adjusted.
Yes, clean restrooms are available at the entrance and in both village areas. They are well-maintained and easily accessible.
Yes! You can purchase directly from artisans—beautiful silver jewelry, woven textiles, and embroidered items make meaningful souvenirs.
Yes, after guided portions, you'll have free time to wander, take photos, or revisit favorite spots at your own pace.
Be respectful when entering homes or sacred spaces. It's polite to accept offered tea or snacks. Your driver can guide you on specific customs during the visit.
You might enjoy a relaxing dinner in Sanya, perhaps trying more local Hainan cuisine, or take a sunset walk along the beach to reflect on your cultural experience.
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