I plan to stay in Lijiang for six or seven days. An experienced friend recommends an affordable and quiet inn.

Does the two thousand yuan specifically refer to the expenses after arriving in Lijiang? That's almost it

How many of you are there? If the number of people is small, then the expenses for eating and other things will be relatively less

As for the scenic spots you mentioned such as Shangri-La, Dali, and Lugu Lake, I think we should not rush to plan now, and wait until we arrive in Lijiang , you will naturally follow your feelings and discover where you should go and where you want to go. Lijiang is such a city, and being casual is what suits the atmosphere here. Lijiang Qingxi Reservoir is not a very famous scenic spot, but if you search it on Baidu, it is absolutely beautiful! Worth going! Let me show you a photo. The water is as clear as anything...

If you want to stay, I recommend Uncle Jingyunge’s Inn. As the saying goes, Lijiang eats in the new town and lives in the old town. Staying in a hotel is expensive and loses its character. Jingyunge Uncle's Inn is located in the ancient city of Dayan. It meets your criteria of being economical, affordable and with a quiet environment. During this off-season period in Lijiang, you can almost get a room for around 100 yuan.

No plagiarism at all! Every word and every sentence is original, and the photos are all my own.

Have a great time. Enjoy Lijiang!