What preparations do I need to make before traveling to Dali?

Preparation before departure:

1. The weather in Dali is relatively dry all year round, especially in autumn and winter. You must do a good job of hydrating, especially girls, facial mask spray and lotion. Indispensable.

2. Dali belongs to the plateau area, and the ultraviolet rays are very strong. Therefore, you must do a good job in sun protection. Sunscreen, sunscreen spray and post-sun repair are indispensable.

3. The Bai cuisine in Dali tends to be sour and spicy. If you are not acclimatized, you can prepare some gastrointestinal medicine, cold medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine, etc., just in case.

4. The wind in Dali is particularly strong in winter. It is the season of "Xiaguan wind", so you must wear a mask.

Clothing preparation:

1. The temperature difference in winter is relatively large, so you need to bring a thick coat. It is warmer when the sun is shining during the day, so you can bring a thin coat.

2. Girls who like to take pictures can bring some white clothes, skirts and shoes, or red skirts, cotton and linen clothes.

3. Regarding accessories, it is recommended to bring some: sun hat, sunglasses, red scarf, etc., which are very photogenic.

Other instructions:

1. Now is almost the era of Alipay and WeChat. Even roadside stalls will use WeChat and Alipay for payment, so it is enough to bring some cash. Also safe.

2. Routine travel time in Dali: two or three days.

3. Suitable travel seasons in Dali: April, May, September to December.

4. For food, you can refer to the recommendations of netizens, and for accommodation and entertainment, you can refer to the guides on travel websites.

5. By the way, if it is not the peak season in Dali, the cost is actually not high. The price of accommodation is in the range of more than 100 to more than 1,000. Sea view rooms are relatively expensive, starting at 400 to 500.

6. The fruits and vegetables in Dali are very fresh and sweet. It is recommended that you go to the vegetable market and cook by yourself if you have the conditions. However, the fruits in Dali are relatively expensive.

7. If possible, it is recommended to bring an insulated water cup. As a "middle-aged girl", Xiaoman has now developed the habit of drinking warm water. This is still useful for daily hydration and stomach nourishment. of.

8. If you want to experience Dali’s slow lifestyle: you can visit some vegetable markets, with the North and South Gate markets being the largest; visit the Bai ethnic market, usually on March Street, the specific time is not accurate; you can also Go to Xizhou Zhoucheng to experience Bai tie-dye making activities and more.

9. Dali has two important festivals: one is the "March Street" held on the 15th day of the third lunar month every year, and the other is the "Torch Festival" held every year on the 25th day of the sixth lunar month.