The Manyangguang Holy Hill - Part 2 @WoodCultureTour
The Manyangguang Holy Hill - Part 2  @WoodCultureTour
Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Dai people mostly live at the Manyangguang Holy Hill. Dai language has almost 80% similarity to Thai language. The Dai people rely on the forest to make a living and to build houses. However, they have only used 5 or 6 great wood species out of more than 20, i.e., Gemlina Arborea.

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