Luquan county in Kunming boasts a diverse and distinctive climate, featuring scenic spots ranging from Jiaozi snow mountain, the vibrant and picturesque azalea fields, and the fourth-largest Wudongde Hydroelectric Power Station in the country.
With a forest coverage rate of 61.28 percent, Luquan showcases diverse biodiversity.
Luoquan also nurtures a rich tapestry of ethnic traditions. During the ongoing local torch festival from July 28 to August 13, people of all ages dressed in traditional attire to attend activities like bullfighting, wrestling, and song and dance performances. As nights fall, torches are lit and crowds gather in the square, where they pile torches into towering structures called torch towers. People gather around bonfires, singing and dancing, creating a lively and jubilant atmosphere.
