Keyi Town

Keyi Town, located in Xisan Town, Mile City, Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, is an ancient village inhabited by the Yi A'xi people for over 360 years, and also a national AAAA-level tourist attraction. The scenic area is surrounded by karst mountainous terrain with a forest coverage rate exceeding 80%, deeply integrating original ecological natural scenery with profound minority culture.

The scenic area consists of several core touring zones, including the densely vegetated Mizhishan Plank Road, a 17-meter-high giant stone tiger totem landscape, and well-preserved old villages. Visitors can stroll along the old streets lined with traditional yellowish stone walls, admire characteristic murals depicting the life and labor of the A'xi people from fixed angles, or visit the Keyi Yi Museum to see collections of folk artifacts.

As the hometown of "A'xi Tiaoyue" (A'xi Moon Dance), a national intangible cultural heritage, the town regularly hosts authentic A'xi song and dance and musical instrument performances in Tiaoyue Square every day. It not only offers visitors rich interactive folk experiences such as crossing a brazier for welcome and singing in antiphony, but also serves as an important window to deeply appreciate the ethnic customs of southeastern Yunnan.