Tea mountain map of Xishuanbanna prefecture

Tea mountain map of Xishuanbanna prefecture including some famous spots like menghai tea region, nannuo mountain, bulang mountain, laobanzhang village, laomaner village, make village, yiwu tea region, mahei village, guafengzhai village etc.
(Map source: http://www.sohu.com/a/156544584_556656)

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