Baima Tibetan Township & Erli Village

白马 厄哩寨

A mountain township of the Baima people, with painted wooden houses built into the hillside, homestays, bonfire parties, and the 'Tiaocaogai' dance during the Spring Festival.

Baima Tibetan Township lies in the northern Min Mountains of Pingwu County and is home to the Baima people. Erli Village is one of the township's best-equipped villages for visitors. The Baima people wear felt hats decorated with white feathers, and the roofs of their houses are decorated with white rooster totems. The traditional sacrificial dance 'Tiaocaogai' is a national intangible cultural heritage and is usually performed during the Spring Festival. Visitors can stay in homestays, try Baima sour vegetables and tuotuo meat, and join bonfire parties. It is about 1.5–2 hours' drive from the county town and is a base for visiting Wanglang.

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Baima people · Folk culture · Intangible heritage · Guesthouse

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