Attractions: Water Park, Banfangtang Water Villas, Balang Manor, Ten-Mile "Banana Corridor", Hundred-Mile Kiwifruit Industry Belt, Thousand-Year Ancient Sacred Tree, Buyi Embroidery, Buyi Long Table Banquet, She’la River "Miyang Cave", "Jiulong Cave", "Guodi Cave" and other cave clusters, etc.
Water Park
The Mishuo Banfangtang Water Park is the first large-scale water park in our city, covering an area of 20,000?, with captivating scenery and a full range of entertainment facilities. It integrates water play, fitness, leisure and entertainment, gourmet dining, and competitive activities.
Banfangtang Water Villas
The entire villa complex adopts the stilt-style architecture of the Buyi ethnic group with a Chinese interior design style. These are deluxe duplex villas featuring bright floor-to-ceiling windows, profound ancient calligraphy and paintings, lotus murals, wood carvings, and classic Chinese lighting, transporting you to a scene from ancient times.
Balang Manor
The classical European-style Balang Manor, with distinctive Mishuo characteristics, is mainly used for product exhibitions, conferences, training sessions, and tourist receptions. The first floor of the manor houses a restaurant and an exhibition area for farmer paintings; the second floor features an agricultural products exhibition area and a rest area. To the left of the manor is a kiwifruit experimental base where visitors can sightsee and experience fruit picking; at the back is a swimming pool for both adults and children to enjoy; on the right are three villas and a water landscape area available for guest accommodation. The manor can meet all aspects of a visitor’s needs—dining, lodging, entertainment, and sightseeing—essentially achieving a landscape-integrated park and unified agricultural-tourism experience.
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