Where is the nearest Myanmar Old Street from Yunnan?

1. How many meters does Myanmar Old Street return to China? 2. How to get to the old street in Myanmar? 3. What's the difference between old streets in Vietnam and Myanmar? 4. Which city does Myanmar Old Street belong to? How many meters does Myanmar Old Street return to China? 5 km Myanmar Old Street and Kokang Old Street are 5 km away from the whole country.

Laojie (the English transliteration of laokjie in Burmese) is an old street in Myanmar and the capital of Kokang Autonomous Region in northern Shan State, Myanmar. Built in 1839, it is adjacent to Zhenkang County, Gengma Dai and Wa Autonomous County, Cangyuan Wa Autonomous County, Longling County and mangshi. It is a brave political, economic and cultural center.

How to get from Myanmar Old Street to Guomen The route from Myanmar Old Street to Guomen is as follows:

1. Kokang Old Street in Myanmar borders Yunnan Province and has two national entry and exit ports, Nansan Town Port in Zhenkang County, lincang City, Yunnan Province and Qingshuihe Port in Gengma County, lincang City, Yunnan Province.

2. Go to Nansan Town from Kokang Old Street in Myanmar, go through the formalities at the port, and get your passport and visa.

The difference between old streets in Vietnam and Myanmar is different.

1, Vietnam Laojie is a northwestern border city and the capital of Laojie Province. At the intersection of the Red River and nanxi river, it crosses nanxi river and faces the estuary of Yunnan Province, China.

2. Myanmar Old Street, formerly known as Masuba, is Kokang City, the first special zone in Shan State, Myanmar. Located in the northeast of Myanmar, it is adjacent to Yunnan Province in China, adjacent to Zhenkang County, Cangyuan Wa Autonomous County, Gengma Dai and Wa Autonomous County, Longling County and Luxi City, bordering Mubang in the west and Wa State in the south.

Which city does Myanmar Old Street belong to? Myanmar Old Street is the capital of Kokang Autonomous Region in northern Shan State, Myanmar, and does not belong to other cities.

Laojie, formerly known as Masuba, means "the most savage place" in Dai language. The old street circulates RMB and uses China communication, which is only 8 kilometers away from Nansan Town, Xinxian County, Zhenkang County.

Laojie City is economically backward. On August 8, 2009, a war broke out there, and a large number of border people poured into China. There are Shan, Benglong, Miao, Wa, Bai and other nationalities shared by China and Myanmar in the old street. Speak bold language (Southwest Mandarin) and use Chinese.