Is Shangri-La worth visiting?

Question 1: Is Shangri-La worth visiting? The most beautiful season in Shangri-La is July and August, and the grassland has become a world of flowers. It takes three and a half hours by bus at Lijiang Bus Terminal. Our last bus last month was at 5 pm, so we can stay in Lijiang for one day during the day without delay. Go to Pudacuo National Park the next day, come back to visit the ancient city in the afternoon, visit Songzanlin Temple the next day, and return to Lijiang by bus in the afternoon. Time is quite easy. View original post >>

Question 2: Which is more worth visiting, Lijiang or Shangri-La? Lijiang gives people the impression that it is elegant and quiet. Shangri-La is mysterious and profound. It depends on what kind of feeling you like, each has its own beauty, but I personally like Lijiang. Ha ha.

Question 3: Which is more worth visiting, Yulong Snow Mountain or Shangri-La? If you stay in Lijiang for a long time, I suggest that you travel to Europe in Bo Shi one day. Tickets for Yulong include Blue Moon Valley (80 small tickets+150 ropeway +20 eco-cars +80 ancient buildings), so you don't have to buy big tickets, so you can't see so many scenic spots in one day. Blue Moon Valley is a semi-artificial scenic spot, where water containing copper ions is stored as a lake, showing pure blue and beautiful. Yulong's glaciers contain copper, and blue can be seen vaguely.

Many people in Lijiang are Meili and Shangri-La. It's actually another mountain on another land. Yes, Meili is covered with snow all year round, which is higher than Oulu, Bo Shi, but the highest is the Himalayas and the most majestic is the Karakorum. The question is, can you go up? It's boring to pursue high, big and all.

In a land, worship a mountain. Don't take the attitude of conquering nature. For mountains, the best perspective is always looking up.

If you plan to stay in Shangri-La for a few more days, go to Meili.

Question 4: Which is more worth visiting, Shangri-La or Daocheng Aden? If it were me, I would choose Shangri-La. First of all, I have only been to Shangri-La once recently. What I want to say is that when you enter Tibetan areas, you will find that you have entered a completely different world. Gesang flowers are everywhere, and cattle and sheep are limited. What impressed me the most was Pudacuo Park in Shangri-La, a fairyland on earth. That's definitely a district. I heard from friends that Daocheng Aden is not interesting, but I haven't been there yet.

Question 5: Where to visit Shangri-La and what scenic spots are necessary? Main tourist attractions (spots) in Shangri-La: Bitahai, Yangtangqu, Yak Boat, Songzanlin Temple, Baishuitai, Napahai, Ira Grassland, Meili Snow Mountain, Baimang Snow Mountain, Xiaozhongdian Huahai, * * Home Visit, Shangri-La Grand Canyon, Samago Nature Reserve, Damoco Zushi Cave and Pudacuo National Forest Park.

Question 6: Is there a difference between Lijiang and Shangri-La? Which is more worth going? Lijiang and Shangri-La are linked together. There is a big difference. Shangri-La used to be called Zhongdian County. Lijiang was renamed Shangri-La after its tourism became popular.

Shangri-La means beautiful and quiet place in Naxi language.

Shangri-La is mostly * * *, with a strong Tibetan culture. Buddhism is widely circulated.

Lijiang is mostly Naxi nationality, formerly known as Lijiang County, and later divided into Gucheng District and Yulong County. (When Lijiang changed to Lijiang)

Shangri-La is colder than Lijiang. There are Haba Snow Mountain in Shangri-La and Yulong Snow Mountain in Lijiang, which are the closest volcanoes to the equator.

Lijiang has a world cultural heritage-Dayan Ancient Town.

The upper reaches of the Yangtze River in Yunnan is called Jinsha River, which is the boundary line of Shangri-La, Lijiang.

Naxi culture is different from Tibetan dialects. See what you are more interested in. With natural scenery, both places are absolutely beautiful.

Lijiang-Shangri-La usually take the same route.

The traffic in Lijiang is relatively convenient at present. Trains, cars and planes are available. And there are direct flights to Lijiang in big cities. They are basically provincial capitals.

It takes 8 hours by train from Kunming to Lijiang.

Shangri-la, the train route hasn't passed yet, so it needs to be repaired in Lijiang. It is estimated that it will take several years. Lijiang general drive 10 hour.

Question 7: Please help me recommend Lijiang and Shangri-La (three places each). The most worthwhile attractions in Lijiang are:

1, Yulong Snow Mountain

The main peak of Yulong Snow Mountain is steep and fan-shaped, with an altitude of 5,596 meters, reaching straight into the blue sky. The thirteen peaks of Yulong arranged in the north-south direction are like a dragon. It is not only magnificent, but also beautiful and exquisite. With the alternation of seasons and sunny days, the landform is also changeable. Sometimes clouds steam and fog surge, jade dragons appear at first sight, sometimes the sky is blue like water, and there are no clouds in Wan Li. The peaks and hills are scrubbed like jade liquid, glittering and translucent, and dazzling; Sometimes the cloud has a waist, with snow peaks above and green hills below. The tour of Yulong Snow Mountain also includes Bingtalin, Yunshan Ping, Blue Moon Valley and Baishui River.

2. Tiger leaping gorge

Jinsha River splits Yulong Snow Mountain and Haba Snow Mountain, forming the deepest grand canyon in the world-Tiger Leaping Gorge. Tiger leaping gorge is17km long with a drop of 200m. The snow peaks on both sides of the river are more than 3000 meters higher than the river. Its great potential is breathtaking. At the entrance of Jinsha River in the upper reaches of Tiger Leaping Gorge, there is a huge stone lying in the middle of the river, and the rapids pass through both sides of this huge stone, which is only 30 meters wide. The waves are rough and the white waves are rolling. It is said that tigers often jump to the other side through the boulder in the middle of the river, hence the name Tiger Leaping Gorge.

The first step is to pounce on the tiger. The first step is to make people look down upon it. On both sides of the ridge, there are two huge stone gates, among which stands a triangular tiger leaping stone. Since then, the Jinsha River has surged, leaped over the high ridge and poured down with thunderous momentum. Under the high ridge, thousands of Wan Tao waves are buzzing and rolling. Look at that scene, it's terrible. Going forward, you will soon see the starlight beach, which is half a mile long and dotted with reefs. It set off a river full of silver waves, and the sound of the waves was deafening, like the stars of the Milky Way, hence the name. At the cliff head of Gaijiang River, there is a half-mile ramp in the middle. Among pedestrians, spring water gushes from the top of the head and weaves into a beautiful bead curtain, which is unique. In addition, 12 precious ancient rock paintings were found on the rock wall along the Tiger Leaping Gorge, adding wonders to this world grand canyon.

3. Old Town of Lijiang

Although Old Town of Lijiang was newly built in recent years, it is worth seeing, because it was rebuilt on the original site and maintained the architectural style of Naxi nationality. However, since the ancient city and the new city are connected, you should only pay attention to the ancient city and not the new city. There are many scenic spots in the ancient city, including Sifang Street, Black Dragon Pool, Wufeng Tower, Shogunate, Wangulou and so on.

The most noteworthy attractions of Shangri-La are:

1, Pudacuo National Forest Park

Pudacuo National Forest Park is the first national park established in China. Located in Shangri-La County, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, the highest altitude is 4 159. 1 m, and the annual average temperature is 5.4℃. The total area of the park is 13 13 square kilometers, of which the area available for tourism development only accounts for 3‰ of the total area. Up to now, Pudacuo National Park has maintained a complete primitive forest ecosystem, and the relay of the Olympic torch at Shangri-La Station was also carried out here. Pudacuo National Forest Park officially began to receive tourists on June 2, 20071. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction. Tickets 190 yuan, including environmental protection fees.

2. Songzanlin Temple in ganden

Gadansong Zanlin Temple, known as Guihua Temple in Chinese, is 5 kilometers away from Shangri-La County. It is a provincial key cultural relics protection unit. This temple is the largest famous Tibetan Buddhist temple in Yunnan. The whole temple covers an area of 500 mu, with a solid city. Open five gates: Zaya, Duke, Dongwang, Ba Long and Lugu. Zhacang and Jikang are two main temples, which are built at the highest place and occupy the center of the whole temple. The Great Temple, facing south, is a five-story Tibetan carved building. It can accommodate 1600 people to sit down and recite scriptures. The left and right walls are the "ten thousand scroll cabinets" of Tibetan scriptures. In the front seat of the main hall, there is a bronze statue of V * * *, followed by a famous monk's bones and famous paintings of gold and silver, which is dazzling. Due south is the towering bell and drum tower, which rings ten miles in the morning, noon and dusk. The house belongs to the new Jinwa Hall, glittering and dazzling. "a hundred miles away, if you see the Buddha's light." Songzanlin Temple is 5 kilometers away from Zhongdian County. You can take bus No.3 or tourist bus in front of the county transportation hotel. The fare is 2 yuan, take a taxi 10 yuan, and the ticket is 85 yuan.

3. Meili Snow Mountain

In the western suburbs of Deqin County, there are magnificent and beautiful snow peaks from north to south, which is the famous Meili Snow Mountain. Kagebo, the main peak of Meili Snow Mountain, is 6470 meters above sea level, making it the first peak in Yunnan Province. Kagebu Peak is a pilgrimage site for Tibetan Buddhism. Every year at the end of autumn and the beginning of winter, groups of pilgrims from * * *, Sichuan, Qinghai, Gansu and other places are not far from Wan Li, and come to this natural monument of the soul for pilgrimage on foot. Kage Peak is one of the main landscapes of "Three Parallel Rivers" in Yunnan National Key Scenic Area. Thirteen peaks of Prince Taizi stand around Kagebu Peak, among which Myanmar-Chum (goddess peak Sea) Line ...

Question 8: Is the rebuilt Shangri-La still worth visiting? Of course it is. It was only the ancient city that was burned, not the focus of tourism. There are Placco National Park, Songzanlin Temple and Napahai.

Question 9: What are the main scenic spots (spots) in Shangri-La that are worth visiting: Bitahai, Yangtangqu, Yak Boat, Songzanlin Temple, Baishuitai, Napahai, Ira Grassland, Meili Snow Mountain, Baimang Snow Mountain, Xiaozhongdian Flower Sea, * * Home Visit, Shangri-La Grand Canyon, Samak Nature Reserve, the ancestral cave of the desert and Pudacuo National Forest Park.

Question 10: Which is more worth visiting, Shangri-La or Lugu Lake? It's hard to say which of the three places is worth visiting. Shangri-La is a Tibetan area, and it feels a bit * * *! It's easy to start from Lijiang now, and the flowers will begin to bloom gradually in May! Lijiang to Shangri-La is a secondary highway, which takes about two and a half hours! Lugu Lake is the home of Mosuo people, where the lake is beautiful, and that nation is also a nation you never thought of! But it takes 7 hours to drive from Lijiang to Lugu Lake, and the road conditions are not good! Xishuangbanna is the earliest tourist area in Yunnan, which is all tropical. Lijiang can fly directly, 1 hour! By bus, it will be far away! You'd better search for Yunnan tourism in Tianya Forum for tourism and leisure first!