Xishuangbanna Nakeli/This Great Value Hotel

Nakeli Ancient Town • Origin and Development: Nakeli was originally called "Makuli," which means "paddy fields by the river" in Dai, indicating fertile land. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Nakeli prospered as an important post station on the ancient Tea Horse Road in Pu'er Prefecture due to the rise of the Pu'er tea trade. It was the first stop for Pu'er tea to Southeast Asia. At that time, the horse caravans traveling from the south to the north rested here, driving the development of local horse inns, restaurants, and shops. • Transportation Changes: Since the Tang Dynasty, Nakeli has been an important node of the folk trade route with horse caravans as the main means of transportation. After the 1950s, with the improvement of transportation and the rise of automobile freight, horse caravans gradually disappeared. In recent years, with the opening of the China-Laos Railway, Nakeli has become an important station on the Kunming-Bangkok International Corridor, ushering in development opportunities again. This Great Value Hotel🏨 Great design, very gentle At the hotel's buffet breakfast, I picked my favorite food and filled my plate. Every bite was a journey for my taste buds; every aftertaste was a treasure of this beautiful morning. Here, food is not just to fill the stomach, but also an enjoyment, a ritual to start a new day, allowing me to feel the hotel's meticulous care and thoughtfulness for guests while satisfying my appetite. Location: Xishuangbanna Jinxiangdun Yueting