The taste of Gongshan’s canyon-ancient-method stone-ground pour-over coffee can now be savored in Shanghai too.
At the fragrant 11th Lujiazui International Coffee Culture Season, Gongshan County—China’s only Dulong and Nu autonomous county—made its debut group appearance, promoting Gongshan’s eco-tourism resources and its distinctive canyon-coffee industry. Carrying the canyon scenery, wild mountain aroma, and ethnic intangible heritage unique to the core area of the Three Parallel Rivers, it appeared in the Lujiazui financial district, letting the frontier secret-land charm and Shanghai’s urban trend meet halfway.
Gongshan sits in the core heart of the “Three Parallel Rivers” world natural heritage, home to the Gaoligongshan National Nature Reserve and a key G219 border scenic route between Yunnan and Tibet. Over 20 ethnic groups—Dulong, Nu, Lisu, Tibetan, and others—live and blend here, with distinctive folk customs such as the Dulong facial-tattoo totem, the Nu “Fairy Festival,” and the Dulong “Kazhiwa Festival” passed down through generations, accumulating a deep and unique frontier ethnic-cultural heritage.

Building on the G219 most-beautiful border scenic route, Gongshan innovatively lays out the “wild-mountain coffee, scenery into the store” format, deeply fusing canyon landscapes, high-mountain ecology, ethnic dwellings, and intangible skills with the specialty-coffee experience, creating a one-of-a-kind canyon-scenery coffee-tasting network that forms a differentiated cultural-tourism IP distinct from traditional growing regions.
“Drinking coffee in the scenery” is Gongshan’s unique new cultural-tourism format. Anchored in its high-mountain canyon ecological advantage, the county deeply integrates the specialty-coffee experience with landscape views across the territory, building a distributed matrix of canyon-themed cafés: at the Nujiang First Bend Brian Café you can take in the grand canyon where the great river surges; at the Gongdang Sacred Mountain Café you can gaze at the towering Gawagapu snow peak; at the Wuli Village Jixia Shan Café you can quietly enjoy the misty pastoral village; at the Dulong River Yunzhimeng Café you can sit by the “flowing emerald” Pukawang River and savor the secret-land’s tranquil moments.
A cup of wild-mountain coffee links canyon scenery and ethnic flavor, truly realizing “coffee into the scene, cultural tourism into depth.”



This exhibition is the first concentrated landing of Gongshan’s distinctive cultural tourism, agricultural specialties, and ethnic-cultural resources in Shanghai’s core consumer market. The booth carefully built four zones—intangible-heritage experience, product sales, on-site tasting, and ethnic performance—to let Shanghai audiences touch Gongshan up close.
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