Baja village is located at the foot of the mountain west of Haba Snow Mountain. This is a village dominated by Naxi people. She closely connects climbers with Haba Snow Mountain, which is a small town in chamouni where climbers gather. Baja Village belongs to Sanba Township, Shangri-La County. Because of its proximity to the Lijiang border, there are more Naxi villages than other ethnic minorities. Dahaba Administrative District has jurisdiction over more than 65,438+00 natural villages, including Yinshan Village, Yangshan Village, Guluba, Longwangbian, Lanjia Village, Yi Village, Ozili, Ramada, Ancient Capital, Gaowan, its branches, Diguzhi and Miro, with Guluba as the central village.
Guluba and its branches, Gaowan, Diguzhi and Miro are Naxi villages. A long time ago, the Naxi people in Lijiang came here to open up wasteland, and accidentally found that the lost corn took root and sprouted on this land, confirming that it was fertile soil, so they immigrated here and became the earliest residents here. So Guruba means the earliest indigenous people who came here, that is, the oldest local residents. Guruba is now home to more than 80 Naxi families. Less than a mile east of Baha 'i village, there are two Han villages called Yinshan Village and Yangshan Village. Their ancestors migrated from Yanyuan County, the land of Sichuan Bashu, and now there are more than 50 households.
It is said that the early geomantic master measured geomantic omen and thought it was a land of yin and yang gossip, hence the name. Not far from the west of Baja village, there are Longwangbian Village and Lanjia Village, both Muslim villages. It is said that it was moved from Annan village in the northern mountainous area of Sanba township, with a history of more than 80 years. His ancestors made a living by running silver mines and smelting, and were regarded as Jews because they were good at business. There are more than 70 Yi villages on a high hillside not far from the northwest of Longwangbian Village. They moved from Sichuan to Loki in Shangri-La County more than 0/50 years ago, and then moved here. Except for two black Yi families, all the others are Bai Yi. There are Ramada, Haicaoba and Gudu villages in the range of more than 0/0 km north of Baha village, all of which belong to the Bai Lisu nationality.