Jade Water Village is the Dongba sacred place in the central area of the Naxi ethnic group, tracing its origins to the ancient city of Lijiang. The American Nature Conservancy has designated Jade Water Village. As a base for preserving Dongba culture, Baisha Xile music, and Leba dance, undertaking the excavation, organization, inheritance, research, and exhibition of ancient Naxi culture. As a base for Dongba cultural inheritance, Jade Water Village retains the traditional and simple appearance of the Naxi people, complementing the beautiful natural landscapes around it. It truly embodies the traditional Naxi concept of "harmonious development between man and nature" and the essence of Dongba culture.

Here, you can visit the residence of Joseph Rock. In 1922, Joseph Rock, as an explorer, writer, photographer, and member of Harvard University's Yenching Institute, entered Yunnan, China from the Thai-Burmese border under the auspices of the American "National Geographic" magazine. He lived under the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain for 27 years, with most of his time spent in the charming village of Yuhu Xueli. Take a leisurely stroll through the village, explore the Naxi culture, and experience its unique charm.

The Bar Street in Lijiang Ancient Town is very famous. It can be divided into two types. The first type, commonly known as 'lively bars,' is characterized by its vibrant and lively atmosphere, with Bar Street being the representative. The second type is more low-key and hidden, featuring a unique style, represented by the numerous hearth bars and quiet bars scattered throughout Lijiang Ancient Town. Bar Street in Lijiang Ancient Town connects Sifang Street at one end and leads to the ancient town's entrance at the large waterwheel at the other end, making it the most bustling area of the ancient town.