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Moli Tropical Rainforest Scenic Area is located northeast of Ruili City. "Moli" is a Dai word meaning "beautiful waterfall." Moli Tropical Rainforest is famous for its beautiful and unique natural scenery and Buddhist holy sites. Near the hot spring pool, there is a golden Dai-style pagoda pavilion worth visiting. Inside, there is a stone called Tunluo Stone, on the slanted rock wall of which is embedded a giant "footprint" with clearly visible toes. This is the famous Buddha's footprint in Southeast Asian Buddhism. Take your camera and capture the moment. Not far behind the pavilion is the Great Buddha Temple, where pilgrims come continuously during Buddhist festivals to worship and pray for blessings.

It is not as large as the tropical rainforests in Xishuangbanna, mainly consisting of a mountain valley. Following the stream upstream leads to the source of the stream... Moli Waterfall, some of the largest banyan trees, and root-wrapped stones, etc. It also lacks many of the magical rainforest phenomena found in Xishuangbanna's tropical rainforests. If you are traveling to Ruili and only consider Ruili's natural scenery, it is relatively worth visiting. But if compared to the entire natural scenery of Yunnan, it is debatable whether to go or not.

The subtropical natural scenery is excellent, with many beautiful plants and animals. The characteristic of Moli Waterfall is its spectacular fall from a great height, allowing close-up viewing. However, the facilities in the scenic area are average, and upon entering, there are people claiming to introduce the attractions who end up leading visitors to spend money in temples. This spoils the overall enjoyment and discounts the beautiful natural scenery. Compared to Tengchong, there is indeed a lack in tourism development.

"Moli" is located on the Ruili City side at the junction of Luxi City, Ruili City, and Longchuan County, about 5 kilometers northeast of Ruiwan Bridge. Moli is also called "Zhado." It is said that Buddha once fasted and bathed by the hot spring here, leaving a huge footprint. To commemorate Buddha's visit, later generations named this place "Zhado" after the Pali word for the Great Buddha's footprint. When you enter Moli, you will feel a mysterious sensation following you. It is said to be the natural forest oxygen bar with the highest negative oxygen ion concentration in China.

Driving along the national highway from Mangshi to Ruili takes about an hour and a half. The entrance fee to the scenic spot is very cheap. The area is quite large, featuring typical subtropical plant forests, including a Theravada Buddhist holy site. Dai boys often come to the village houses here to study Buddhism. There is also a Buddha footprint, said to be one of only two in the world. Moli Waterfall is divided into large and small sections and is very spectacular. However, since I have seen the world's number one Niagara Falls, I was not very excited.

The park has many plants and trees, fresh air, and comfortable temperature and humidity, making it a natural oxygen bar. It is very pleasant to visit when the weather is hot. A nearly two-kilometer hike leads to the waterfall, which has a large drop and rapid water flow, giving it a majestic appearance. It is the best and most fun place to visit in Ruili, with a good cost-performance ratio for the ticket price, definitely worth a visit.