What are the most comprehensive travel guides to Dali?

Everyone has a dream about romance in their hearts. In the tender time of Dali, you can quietly feel every inch of the scenery. Almost everyone's yearning for Yunnan begins in Dali, the south of colorful clouds, where dreams begin. So Mumu specially compiled this Dali guide~

1. Recommended routes around Erhai Lake:

Dali Ancient City - Huanhai West Road? Xizhou Ancient Town? Haitongue Park - Huayu Ranch Shuanglang Ancient Town, Huanhaidong Road, Luwo Mountain, Diese Xiaoputuo, Lover's Cliff, Caicun Pier

If this is your first time traveling to Dali, you must go around Erhai Lake.

Recommend a route around Erhai Lake. Witness the different beauties of Erhai Lake in one day, and you will definitely fall in love with Dali.

On the way, you will pass by Haitou Wetland Park and view the Erhai Lake for 270 minutes. Xizhou Ancient Town, see Bai architecture and taste authentic food. Check in for panoramic photos from the two corridors, have fun on Huanhai East Road, and take beautiful artistic photos while watching the "Jesus Light"!

2. Itinerary:

DAY1: Dali Ancient City? Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple? Three Pagodas Reflection Park? Renmin Road

Dali Ancient City is located in the beautiful At the foot of Cangshan Mountain were the ancient capitals of Nanzhao and Dali. The streets in the city have a typical chessboard layout and are the core tourist area of ??Dali.

Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple: the first and largest ancient temple in the history of Dali. Chongsheng Temple is famous for its three pagodas, one large, two small, and also known as the "Three Pagodas of Dali". It is one of the famous pagodas in China.

Three Pagodas Reflection Park:

It is named because the pond in the park can reflect the majestic appearance of the Three Pagodas. The water in the garden is as green as jade and crystal clear. Depending on the viewing angle, the reflection shapes also vary.

Renmin Road: Renmin Road used to be mostly street stalls. After renovation, many unique shops, taverns and various snack bars have been opened. It’s especially lively at night, with independent musicians often singing on the streets. There is nothing special about it. Just walk around the streets with your loved ones and look at the bustling night scene.

DAY2: Dali Ancient City? Huanhai West Road? Xizhou Ancient Town? Haitou Ecological Park (1-3 hours)? Shuanglang Ancient Town (1-3 hours)? Caise Town? Xiaoputuo? Day Mirror Pavilion

Huanhai West Road: The scenery of Huanhai West Road is different in different seasons. I went there in summer, and the green rice fields were very Japanese. If you go in March, there will be rapeseed flowers, all golden

Xizhou Ancient Town: Xizhou is an important town where the Bai people live together. It has the most preserved and best Bai people’s residential buildings. From the layout point of view, It is a typical Bai courtyard layout of "three squares and one screen wall" and "four in five patios". Xizhou Posu Baba is a famous snack in Xizhou. It has a good color and fragrance, so you might as well try it. ?

Hai Tongue Ecological Park: The water around the tip of Hai Tongue is very clear, and there are good views to the west, north and east. The size of the sea tongue itself is also affected by the ebb and flow of the tide, so the tip can be exposed during low tide, but will be submerged during high tide. Although it provides a place closest to Erhai Lake

Haitongue Park check-in points: Couple Tree, Dead Tree, Shoal

Shuanglang Ancient Town: If you have enough time, it is recommended to stay in Shuanglang for one night. There are many inns close to Erhai Lake with good scenery. After passing Shuanglang Ancient Town, there is a viewing platform along Huanhai East Road, where you can take pictures of Shuanglang.

DAY3: Cangshan Mountain

D3 Cangshan Mountain (1 day)

The Jade Belt Road in Cangshan Mountain is particularly beautiful. If you have good physical strength, you can definitely go up and down the Jade Belt Road. Then go up from Qilongnu Pond to Ximatan and back, then continue on Yudai Road, and finally go down the mountain from Zhonghe Cableway. There are three ropeways in Cangshan, and each ropeway has a different price.