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Ruili: A Forest of Unique Trees | The Welcoming Banyan Tree, A Forest of Aerial Roots, and a Complete Guide to Admission, Transportation, and Sightseeing

The "Solitary Tree Forming a Forest" scenic spot in Ruili features a massive banyan tree with lush branches and hanging aerial roots that create a forest-like scene. Surrounded by lush greenery, a stone monument marks the name of the attraction, showcasing the unique tropical natural wonder of Ruili’s "Solitary Tree Forming a Forest."

The Ruili "Solitary Tree Forms a Forest" Scenic Area is a National 2A-level natural landscape, centered around a large-leaved banyan tree over 500 years old. Its countless aerial roots hang down and take root in the soil, forming a three-dimensional green corridor covering several mu. Located alongside National Highway 320, the scenic area was once known as the “Welcoming Banyan” and has served as a filming location for numerous classic films and TV series. It is ideal for quick photo stops and learning about nature.

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