Xinzhai Buyi Cultural Village in Yanjia Town
The Yanjia Buyi Cultural Village is located in Banlong Village, Yanjia Town, Ceheng County (by the Beipan River), 26 kilometers from the county seat. It is home to 55 Buyi households with a population of 240, making it a typical Buyi ethnic village. The scenic area enjoys very convenient transportation—the Beipan River, Zhe Lou River, Provincial Highway 312, and the under-construction Wang (Wangmo)–An (Anlong) Expressway all run through the area. Ships traveling southward along the Beipan River can reach Guangdong for access to the sea, making it an important water transport hub in Southwest China. The Beipan River flows through Ceheng for 49 kilometers, covering a drainage area of 1,091 square kilometers within the county, accounting for 42% of the county’s total land area. The river is wide with well-preserved vegetation on both banks, offering opportunities for water sightseeing, sports, fishing, and other recreational activities.
Yanjia Town: Yanjia Town is situated on the banks of the Beipan River in the eastern part of Ceheng County, approximately 26 kilometers from the county seat. The road from the county seat to the town passes over the Yanjia Bridge leading to Wangmo County. The town government is located in Yanjia, at the junction of the border areas of Zhenfeng County, Wangmo County, and Ceheng County. It faces Wangmo County across the river to the east, borders Yangba Town to the south, is adjacent to Dayang Township to the southeast, lies across the river from Shaping Township of Zhenfeng County to the northwest, and is backed by Zhe Lou Town to the north. It stretches over 16 kilometers from east to west, more than 21 kilometers from north to south, with a perimeter of over 72 kilometers and a total area of more than 173 square kilometers. The elevation of the town government location is 340 meters, with the highest peak reaching 1,040 meters, and more… Detailed information about Yanjia Town ++
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