Dali tourist attractions

1, Dali Ancient City:

Dali ancient city is located in the west of Yunnan Province, also known as Ye Yucheng and Zi Cheng. The history of the ancient city can be traced back to the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, and the Yangcheng built by Luo Feng of Nanzhao Wang Ge is its new capital. The ancient city was built in the fifteenth year of Ming Hongwu, covering an area of 3 square kilometers. Dali is one of the first batch of 24 famous historical and cultural cities in China announced by the State Council on February 8th, 1982.

2. Dali Tianlong Babu Film and Television City:

The main attractions of Dali Tianlong Babu Film and Television City are composed of Xixia Palace, Zhenlong Chess Bureau and Zhennangong Film and Television Shooting Landscape, covering an area of 770 mu with a total construction area of 25,000 square meters. * * * is composed of 146 single buildings, which is an antique architectural complex based on Jin Yong's novel "Tianlong Babu" and integrates the culture of Song Dynasty and Dali.

3. Xinhua Bai Tourist Village:

Xinhua Bai Tourism Village is a national-level scenic spot built according to the original ecological natural village. Xinhua Village, formerly known as Shizhaizi, is located 7 kilometers north of Yunhe Ancient City, 2 kilometers away from Lijiang Airport/kloc-0, with a total area of 16.88 square kilometers. There are 5227 people in 49 households in the whole village1/kloc-0, and the Bai nationality accounts for 98.5% of the total population. This is a typical Bai stockade.

4. stupa:

It is located in front of the Fotu Temple on the north side of Yangping Village, Xiaguan Town, Dali City, at the foot of the sunset peak of Cangshan Mountain in Dali, adjacent to Yangnanxi in the north, three kilometers away from Xiaguan in the south and about 500 meters away from National Highway 2 14 in the east. The pagoda of Fotu Temple, now commonly known locally as Snake Bone Pagoda, is named after the story of "Bai hero Duan Chicheng gave his life to kill mites" circulated by Bai people.

5. Yuan Shizu Yan Ping Monument:

"Yuan Shizu Pingdian Monument" is an inscription written by Cheng Wenhai, a scholar of Yuan Dynasty in China, at the request of Emperor Chengzong of Yuan Dynasty. The inscription eulogized the brilliant achievements of Yuan Shizu Kublai Khan and expressed many policies and strategies he adopted to pacify Dali.

This tablet is written in block letters, thin and strict, with the legacy of Europe and Liu. Think of this as a monument to praise the Lord and remember the important events of the country. You must be a good writer. The book "History of Books" is also called "the font is pure at one time, and the pen coincides with calligraphy, which is also a big character."