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Ruili: One Village, Two Countries | Step Across Two Nations, The Jade Border, Admission, Transportation, and a Complete Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls

At the entrance to the Ruili “One Village, Two Countries” Scenic Area, golden characters are inscribed on the red-brick archway. Through the archway, visitors can see distinctive Buddhist pagodas, set against a backdrop of blue skies and white clouds, creating a unique, exotic borderland atmosphere.

"One Village, Two Countries" is located in Ruili City, Dehong Prefecture, Yunnan Province. The international border divides the original Dai ethnic village into two parts, forming Yinjing Village on the Chinese side and Mangxiu Village in Myanmar. The scenic area is known for its Border Marker No. 71, the jade border line, and the “One Swing, Two Countries” swing, allowing visitors to experience the unique charm of the China-Myanmar border without leaving the country.

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