What are the specialties of Honghe Prefecture?

The Honghe Prefecture that people often talk about is full name Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture. It is an autonomous prefecture located in Yunnan Province, my country. There are 30 autonomous prefectures for ethnic minorities in my country, and Honghe Prefecture is one of them. It is also the most economically developed one. There are many tourist attractions in Honghe Prefecture, such as Kaiyuan Nandong, Mengzi Nanhu, etc. Many people like to travel to these places and buy some local specialties by the way. So what are the main specialties of Honghe Prefecture?

What are the specialties of Honghe Prefecture?

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There are actually many other local wild and original products. If you want to know more details, you will have the opportunity to visit the site and you will make more discoveries.

Red River Palm:

Honghe palm is a specialty of Honghe County, Honghe, Yunnan. Honghe County has a long history of palm cultivation. According to the Honghe County Annals, "During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, palm tree planting was already taking place in the mountainous areas within the county, and it began to develop in the 1920s." The Hani and Yi people in Honghe County have a long history of planting and utilizing palm trees, which dates back more than 1,000 years. Palm flakes and palm boards have become one of the main sources of income for people in mountainous areas, and they have formed a unique palm culture of planting palm trees, picking palm trees, eating palm trees, singing palm songs, dancing palm trees, and praising palm trees. A long time ago, the ancestors of the Hani people used palm leaves to sew straw raincoats, which are ideal for people to keep out moisture and cold when working outside, and are also one of the items of clothing for people from Honghe who go south to "walk the dam".