Pingnan - Badi Village

Badi Village is the only She ethnic minority village in Pingnan County, with a history of over 700 years. It boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage and many unique folk activities. Among them, the Fire Phoenix performance is the only traditional folk activity passed down in Badi Village. On the fourth day of the first lunar month every year, villagers hold a unique "Fire Phoenix" dance ceremony, integrating singing, dancing, martial arts, and celebration to create a strong festive atmosphere. In addition, Badi Village has deeply explored the cultural connotation of the She ethnic group, vigorously inheriting She songs, dances, and folk customs, promoting the development of the local cultural and tourism industry. Besides folk activities, Badi Village also has many attractions worth seeing. There is the Lan Ancestral Hall built in the Ming Dynasty, the ancient Cuo Bridge with a history of over 600 years, and various cultural landscapes such as the Creekside Pavilion, ancient wells, ancient trees, and the Guanyin Temple. These attractions not only showcase the historical and cultural heritage of Badi Village, but also make it a tourist destination that combines culture, history, and nature.