Jiegao Port

Sister Gao Port is now a famous tourist attraction in Ruili. The whole attraction has passed Ruilijiang. In addition to the west, China is in the east, north and south. The port is opposite the Myanmar Mujie Town. You can see the vehicles coming and going. Now there are many tourists. There are many stalls around. Merchants, There are Vietnamese and Myanmar cigarettes, there are also imported food daily necessities, there are many jade, emerald, bracelets, there is a relatively large duty-free shop next to it, there are daily necessities and daily necessities, but not cheap, from the customs to the port There are also about four kilometers, taxi 15 yuan, and many tourists recently.

Ruili's sister told the port, a regular check-in point. Take a photo at the national gate, always full of a strong sense of ritual. Unfortunately, due to the epidemic, the national gate was closed, and the shops on China-Myanmar Street were no longer as lively and busy as usual. The day trip has also been closed long ago. Otherwise, a stroll across Myanmar is also a good job of killing time.

Two consecutive days, I took everyone to see the non-mainstream Ruili, that is, not most people go to this trip to check in. Non-mainstream is a place where ordinary people want to find and can't find it. Of course, ordinary tourists don't have the time and willingness to find it, because efficient punching is enough. The representative has been here. Today, what I want to take everyone to see is Ruili's sister Gao Port, a regular check-in point, and take a photo at the national gate, which is always full of a strong sense of ritual. Unfortunately, because of the epidemic, the day trip has been closed long ago, otherwise it is also a good job to spend time walking across Myanmar. Remember when I sent a video of fireworks on New Year's Day? The fireworks in Myanmar for the New Year's Eve are really strong. You can consider coming to Ruili for a year. Take a good look at the madness of fireworks like no money. That's it.

Masks for three years really hit Ruili, the whole city is very deserted, along the street is full of closed jade shops and surrounding industries. The only thing that is still a little popular is this square, but at most two or three hundred tourists come to check in and take pictures a day. There are several jade shops open next to the square but they are not very popular. There are many people who enter Myanmar in long queues. On the Chinese side of Myanmar, there are some job recruitment notices. Ruili's climate is really good, but the restaurant is also generally eating, the most important thing is that there is no industry now, a depression

It's not open yet, it's useless to go, it's not open in Myanmar.