What's more, through the massive, multi-generational engineering project that created the staircase-like terraces, the local Hani people – one of China's 55 officially recognised ethnic ...

China covers 16,603-hectares in Southern Yunnan. It is marked by spectacular terraces that cascade down the slopes of the towering Ailao Mountains to the banks of the Hong River. Over the past 1,300 ...

The Hani people are polytheists and they profess a special adoration toward the spirits of their ancestors. They are used to practicing rituals and venerate to the different gods and thus to ...

The Hani people began building terraces as part of ... categorized it as one of the seven forms of arable lands in ancient China. Stretching along the southern banks of the Honghe River in ...

For over 1,300 years, the Hani people in Southwest China have been plowing their rice terraces that cascade down the lush hillsides and shape a spectacular rice-paddy terracing view. The wonder of ...

Chewing areca is also popular among the Hani People. Some typical Hani food as Steamed Rice, Sticky Rice Pie, Baiwang and Weiyan Tea will be shown with pictures below: Steamed Rice: Called ...

Each of China’s 1.3 billion people are members ... Fu's description of this photo: “For their October New Year, the Hani people of Yuanyang celebrate with a Long Table Dragon Banquet where ...

Exploring the music of three of China's 56 different ethnic groups, Lucy Duran focuses on songs of the Hani and Yi people in Yunnan Province. Show more In a programme recorded on location in China ...