More than 0/000 pieces of exquisite cultural relics/kloc-reflecting Xishuangbanna's history and culture are displayed in the museum, including 5 pieces of chieftain and chieftain seals, more than 0/00 pieces of chieftain and other government supplies, more than 50 pieces of unique Dai royal silver ornaments/kloc-0, more than 200 pieces of tapestries with fine workmanship and bright patterns, and ancient times.
There are 3 national first-class cultural relics, 2 national second-class cultural relics and 4 1 national third-class cultural relics. The earliest cultural relics can be traced back to the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. These thousands of precious cultural relics show Xishuangbanna's long human history and splendid national culture. Tazhuangmu, Tazhuangdong and Shengquan in the scenic area are the cultural relics left by the Dai royal palace, which are very famous in the minds of the Dai people and in Southeast Asian countries. Tazhuangmu and Tazhuangdong are both one of the "Nine Pagodas" in the famous "Nine Pagodas and Twelve Cities" in Jinghong Dam area, and Tazhuangmu ranks first among the nine pagodas. According to historical records, Tazhuang Tomb was built in 388 AD with a history of 1600 years.
Tazhuangmu, Tazhuangdong and Shengquan are all sacred objects in the minds of Buddhist believers in the upper part of the southern spread. Every year, a large number of local Dai, Thai, Lao, Myanmar Shan and other Buddhist believers come here to worship. The sacred spring at the top of Monroe Cultural Park is the first spring in Xishuangbanna. The spring water is cold and sweet, and the water level remains the same all year round. A long drought does not dry up, and a long flood does not overflow. Clear and bright as a mirror all year round, it is said to have the effect of improving eyesight and treating diseases.
The ruins of Dai palaces, ancient trenches and sacred trees have a history of hundreds of years, which shows the long history and culture of Dai people in Xishuangbanna. Historically, the scenic spot of Monroe Cultural Park is an important part of the Dai Palace. In A.D. 1 160, Payazhen, the leader of the Dai nationality, moved the capital here and established the Dai Palace shortly after establishing the Jinglong (Hong) Kingdom. After seven or eight hundred years of wind and frost baptism, there are still a lot of broken walls and blue masonry foundations. The stone pillars left by the Dai Palace are carved with lotus flowers and auspicious clouds, which are very beautiful. These stone pillars are 80 cm in diameter and weigh nearly half a ton, reflecting the glory of Dai Palace in the past.
The ancient trenches in the scenic area of the Cultural Park are criss-crossed, and strolling among them is like crossing the historical time and space and entering the Meng Ling era. There are 300-400 years of history in the park, such as Bodhi, Tielimu and Jatropha curcas, which are also treasures left by Dai Palace. They are the oldest and largest plants of their kind. The scenery of Lancang River in the scenic spot of Monroe Cultural Park is pleasant, which fully shows the ingenuity of nature.