Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jingmai Mountain is home to one of the world's oldest and best-preserved cultivated tea forests. Ancient tea trees, some over a thousand years old, continue to produce premium Pu'er tea. Visitors can explore traditional tea villages, participate in tea ceremonies, and learn about the history and culture of tea production.

Sun River National Park is a tropical rainforest reserve where visitors can encounter wildlife such as peacocks, gibbons, deer, and other native species. Elevated walkways, forest trails, and educational exhibits provide opportunities to appreciate the rich biodiversity of southern Yunnan while enjoying a relaxing outdoor experience.

The Pu'er Tea Horse Ancient Road Relic Park preserves a section of the historic Ancient Tea Horse Road, where traders once transported Pu'er tea between Yunnan, Tibet, and Southeast Asia. Visitors can walk along the original stone path, explore tea culture exhibits, and learn about the history of the ancient caravan trade. The park offers a fascinating glimpse into Yunnan's rich tea heritage and trading history.