Southeast Asian Village

　　The Southeast Asian Village spans 300 acres, featuring lush coconut groves with Hainan’s signature red coconuts swaying in the breeze, and a colorful array of tropical fruits. The village is dotted with small bamboo houses, leisure structures, fishing pavilions, small bridges, and pavilions all adorned with Southeast Asian architectural charm—transporting visitors to a foreign land. Accompanied by the gentle sea breeze and the melodious sounds of Indonesian folk music, young men and women dressed in traditional Indonesian and Thai attire joyfully perform ethnic dances. As visitors admire these captivating dances and melodies, sipping on sweet and fragrant coconut juice and rich, authentic coffee, they are filled with a sense of refreshment and delight.

　　Here, thrilling snake performances, human-snake interactions, and live snake swallowing leave audiences on the edge of their seats. A wide range of therapeutic snake soups, snake wines, and snake-based products are also available, attracting both domestic and international tourists. Amidst the village’s breathtaking scenery, the sacred Garuda bird revered by the Indonesian people and Thailand’s auspicious Four-Faced Buddha warmly welcome honored guests.

　　Address: Located in the Overseas Chinese Farm within the Xinglong Hot Spring Area. Since its establishment, the Overseas Chinese Farm has successively resettled returned overseas Chinese from 18 countries and regions around the world. These returnees have brought with them the customs, cultures, and ways of life from exotic lands such as Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.