Tunhong “One Courtyard, Two Countries”
Tunhong “One Courtyard, Two Countries”
The unique “One Courtyard, Two Countries” attraction is located at the home of a Dai farmer near Tunhong Village in Ruili. In his yard stands Boundary Marker No. 84 on the China-Myanmar border, from which the site gets its name. This boundary marker is a double one—because the Sino-Myanmar border here runs through the middle of the river, making it impossible to erect a single post, so according to relevant international regulations both sides set their markers back a certain distance.
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