Moli Tropical Rainforest Scenic Area

　　Moli Tropical Rainforest Scenic Area is situated within the Ruili River National Scenic Area, approximately 20 kilometers northeast of Ruili City. Covering a total area of 7 square kilometers, it features a tropical rainforest landscape.

　　According to Buddhist scriptures, the Buddha once sought seclusion and practiced here, creating many touching stories with animals such as elephants and monkeys that have been passed down to this day.

　　The scenic area has a forest coverage rate of over 96%, home to 1,540 plant species, 479 varieties of flowers and spices, and more than ten types of nationally protected rare species. The area enjoys a warm, humid climate with abundant sunlight and is generally calm year-round. The Moli River flows from north to south, cutting through the basin into the Ruili River. The meandering river boasts crystal-clear streams, flanked by unique rocks and peculiar trees, creating a serene and elegant landscape. A walk along the river valley for about 4 kilometers allows visitors to admire remarkable sights such as the “Buddha’s Footprint,” “Plant Fossils,” “Tree-Covered Rock,” and “Zaduo Waterfall,” as well as a variety of rare plants and flowers. The area has an exceptionally high negative ion concentration of up to 69,000 ions per cubic centimeter, and the phytoncides produced by the forest are highly beneficial to human health.

　　Moli Tropical Rainforest Scenic Area is a must-visit destination in Ruili. It offers a spiritual journey for devotees and a pristine deep-breathing sanctuary gifted by nature.