How long does it take to spend 65,438+0,000 yuan to go to Lijiang?

Ten thousand yuan to visit Lijiang can last about a month. This month, we spend 4,000-4,500 yuan on daily food and 2,000-3,000 yuan on daily food. With all kinds of tickets and travel expenses, 1, 000 yuan can stay in Lijiang for about one month.

Lijiang attractions: Old Town of Lijiang, Yulong Snow Mountain, Lugu Lake, Blue Moon Valley, Lashihai, etc.

Old Town of Lijiang: Located in the ancient city of Lijiang, Yunnan Province, paved with red breccia, it is one of the two ancient cities in China that have successfully declared the world cultural heritage with the whole ancient city. Old Town of Lijiang embodies the achievements of ancient urban construction in China, and it is one of the types with distinctive features and unique style in China.

Yulong Snow Mountain: A national 5A-level scenic spot officially approved by the National Tourism Administration. It is the southernmost snow mountain in the northern hemisphere. There is a dangerous, strange, beautiful and beautiful scenery. It is snow-white, and thirteen snow peaks are endless, just like a "dragon", so it is called "Yulong".

Lugu Lake: It belongs to the plateau fault dissolution and subsidence lake. It is the highest lake in Yunnan Province and the third largest deep-water lake in China. There are Mosuo, Yi and Pumi nationalities living around Lugu Lake, and there are seven Mongolian nationalities living along the coast.

Blue Moon Valley: On sunny days, the water is blue and the valley is crescent-shaped. Seen from a distance, it looks like a blue moon embedded at the foot of Yulong Snow Mountain, hence the name Blue Moon Valley. Baishui River is called Baishui River because the silt at the bottom of the lake is white, and the water will turn white when it rains, so it is also called Baishui River.

Lashihai: It is the first nature reserve named after "wetland" in Yunnan Province, adjacent to the base of colorful roses. There are 57 species of birds in Lashihai Wetland, and about 30,000 birds come here for winter every year, including 9 rare and endangered birds, including Hei He, Chinese merganser, black-necked crane and other national first-class protected birds.