I plan to travel to Lijiang, Dali and Kunming in mid-April. How to prepare clothes and the like?

I went to Yunnan in mid-April two years ago. You're talking about ultra-strong ultraviolet light. My partner insisted on not wearing sunscreen, which made my nose peel in the cold weather. I recommend Anger Gold Sand Bottle for sun protection. Other big brands I have used are weaker than it. With or without sunglasses, ultraviolet rays are Shanghai skin, which is not so dazzling in mid-April. Don't miss the colors of the scenery.

Clothes should be thick, and thermal underwear is recommended &; Thick cardigan sweater, thin T-shirt &; A thin coat with a scarf and shawl is especially practical.

Yulong Snow Mountain is the coldest and chilly in the morning. However, the scenic spots are all rented with cotton-padded jackets. Just 40 days, big red 165 knee-length, warm but not beautiful.

Shoes, even if you don't wear thick clothes, shoes should be thicker. I had the feeling of pulling my feet at that time, especially when we went to Banna to catch up with the rain, and my legs hurt. Keep your shoes warm. You don't need hiking shoes, you can't climb Yulong Snow Mountain by yourself. There is little wear and tear on shoes in other places. Generally speaking, the temperature is very warm at noon, about 20 degrees, but not so warm in the morning, evening and afternoon.

One last suggestion: you can pay attention to colorful Yunnan to buy tea or jade bracelets, with the only national guarantee. After many years, it's good that others can bring you back the bill.

If you have any questions, please keep asking me. Attached are photos taken by Yunnan herself in mid-April for your reference: