Within the Manjinglan Village, there is also a street dedicated to Dai-style cuisine where visitors can dine. The hospitable hosts serve traditional Dai dishes that are sour, spicy, bitter, sweet, fragrant, and crispy, giving guests a taste of Dai culinary culture. Visitors can also learn about the daily life and customs of the Dai people, watch, and even participate in traditional Dai folk song and dance performances, as well as purchase distinctive ethnic handicrafts such as Dai brocade, wood carvings, bamboo weavings, and pottery.
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