The best travel route from Chengdu to Yunnan

The best tourist routes from Chengdu to go on road trip are Chengdu, Xichang, Lugu Lake, Lijiang, Dali and Kunming.

This route is a classic one and the hottest one in recent years, but most people who play this route come to Yunnan for the second or even the third time. The advantage of choosing this route is that you can play with water all the way, especially after entering Yunnan, you basically go with water features. This also shows that this line is suitable for playing with the elderly and children in summer.

Need to remind everyone that summer is also the rainy season in Yunnan, so the geological disasters of this line need to be paid attention to and avoided in advance. Sometimes it rains too much, and Bamei may not be able to get in. Chengdu has been known as "the land of abundance" since ancient times. It is the core city of Chengdu-Chongqing twin-city economic circle approved by the State Council, an important national high-tech industrial base, a trade and logistics center, a comprehensive transportation hub and an important central city in the western region.

Introduction to Chengdu

Chengdu is located in the western edge of Sichuan Basin, and its terrain inclines from northwest to southeast. The western part belongs to the marginal area of Sichuan basin, mainly composed of deep mountains and hills, with an altitude of1000 ~ 3000m. The highest point is located in the University Hall (Miaojiling) in Xiling Town, Dayi County, with an altitude of 5364 meters.

The eastern part belongs to the basin-bottom plain of Sichuan Basin, which is formed by alluvial rivers such as Minjiang River and Yujiang River. It is the center of Chengdu Plain, mainly composed of plains, terraces and some low hills. The altitude is generally about 750 meters, and the lowest is on the bank of Tuojiang River in jianyang city, with an altitude of 359 meters. Due to the huge vertical height difference, Chengdu has formed a unique landform type of one-third plain, one-third hill and one-third mountain.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chengdu