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The trail is under renovation and is expected to be closed until June 30, 114 (tentative). The Niao Zhan Pavilion Trail is a loop that runs along the edge of the Da Buon tribe. It was originally a path used by the Zou people for hunting and gathering crops. The trail is home to a rich variety of wildlife. The trail is often filled with the sounds of the "Zhuixian Huamei" (also known as the White-cheeked Turquoise), which can be seen flying and foraging in the air. According to Zou tribe legend, before going out to hunt or on an expedition, the tribe members would gather at the local pavilion to listen to the first bird calls of the morning. If the bird calls sounded urgent, it was considered an ominous sign, and it was advised not to venture out. This tradition of listening to bird calls for divination has been a long-standing practice among the Zou people, and it is how the trail got its name, "Niao Zhan Pavilion Trail". The trail is located at an altitude of over 1,100 meters, with dense forests on both sides and lush greenery. Walking along the trail, one can breathe in the fresh forest air. The trail has a relatively small elevation difference, and it takes about 40 minutes to complete. It is suitable for family trips. Visitors can also take a stroll to the nearby Da Buon "Ku Ba" and the mysterious and colorful sacrificial house.