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Shiping County is located in the south of Yunnan Province, the northern part of Honghe Prefecture, known as "the hometown of song and dance", "the hometown of prunes", "the famous state of literature" reputation. Here, the mountains and rivers are beautiful, Isolong Lake is vast, and the summer scenery of 10,000 acres of lotus ponds around the lake is picturesque, which is a model of plateau wetland ecology. Yi cultural heritage, flower waist song and dance flavor is rich, was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage, every festival, song and dance intertwined into a unique folklore scroll. Shiping prunes have a long history of sweetness and juiciness, and are especially famous for their "early ripening", which are exported both at home and abroad. In the ancient city, the green stone road winding, Chen's Ancestral Hall, Yuan Jiagu's former residence and other Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings quietly tell the "Diannan Zulu" cultural heritage. This place combines natural ecology, ethnic flavor and humanistic heritage, and is a quiet and charming secret place in the journey of South Yunnan.
Supetar, the capital and largest town of the Adriatic island of Vis in southern Croatia, is situated in the "Pearl of the Mediterranean". This small town by the mountains and the sea is a blend of ancient Greek, Roman and Venetian history, with stone streets, medieval churches and red-tiled houses in the old town. Just 3 kilometers from the town, Stiniva Beach was named one of the most beautiful beaches in the world by National Geographic, with its stunning arched sea gates and turquoise waters. As the economic and cultural center of the island of Vis, Supetar is also known for its excellent wines (such as the local specialty Vugava white) and fresh seafood, making it an ideal base for exploring the caves of the surrounding uninhabited islands and sampling Dalmatian flavors. Convenient ferry connections to mainland cities such as Split attract travelers seeking tranquility and natural beauty.