Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces Scenic Area Introduction Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces Tourism Guide

There are many terraced fields in Yuanyang. Today, the editor is going to introduce to you the Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces Scenic Area. This terraced field is beautiful, majestic and covers a relatively large area. , specifically how to play here, the editor will introduce it to you soon! Introduction to Hani Terraces Scenic Spot in Yuanyang

Yuanyang contains a lot of terraced landscapes. There are 170,000 acres of terraced landscapes in the entire Yuanyang County, and the surrounding mountains are continuous and dense trees. These terraces are It is built on the hillside, and with the continuous ups and downs of the mountain, each has its own posture!

The highest number of terraces here can reach 3,000. It can be said that they are one of the best among the terraced landscapes in the world and have certain ornamental value!

At present, this Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces Scenic Area covers a large area and is magnificent in scale. It is almost all over the south bank of the Red River here. It mainly includes Bada Scenic Area, Laohuzui Scenic Area, Duoyi Scenic Area and so on. Shu Scenic Area Qingkou Hani Folk Culture Ecological Tourism Village, among the three major scenic spots, the Da Scenic Area here has Qingkou, Quanfu Village, Malizhai, Zhulu and other landscapes, covering an area of ??1,400,000 The Laohuzui Scenic Area includes landscapes such as Mengpin, Dongpu, Amengkong, and Baoshanzhai, covering an area of ??about 6,000 acres; the Duoyishu Scenic Area has landscapes such as Duoyishu, Aichun, and Dawazha. These landscapes are surrounded by The mountains are high, the vegetation is lush, and the clouds and mist fill the sky. The scenery is magnificent! Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces Travel Guide

The most concentrated place of Yuanyang’s rice terraces is located on both sides of the Yuanyang-Lvchun Highway. If you want to take photos, you can choose to come here in the morning on the left side of the road. It’s also a good time to take pictures from the side, or take pictures on the right side of the road at dusk!

Best time to visit:

November every year to April of the following year.

Transportation

Shuttle bus:

1. Take the Kunming-Yuanyang shuttle bus from Kunming Southern Passenger Terminal, the cost is 139 yuan per person, and it costs 5 yuan on the way Hours to six hours; you can take a van from Xinjie Town to the scenic spot gate, and from the gate to each scenic spot, for five to ten yuan per person.

2. Alternatively, you can take a bus in Kunming to Jianshui or Gejiu, and then transfer to Yuanyang.

Chartered car:

It costs more than 300 yuan to rent a car to visit the rice terraces in the old county town, more than 100 yuan to go to Laohuzui, and about 200 yuan to watch the sunrise in Duoyishu for half a day.

Ticket price:

1. One ticket is available from the Big Fish Pond to Duoyishu Scenic Area (including Bada Scenic Area and Duoyishu Scenic Area), and the full ticket is 60 yuan.

2. The ticket price of Laohuzui Scenic Area is 30 yuan per person per time.

3. The ticket price of Qingkou Folk Village is 30 yuan per person per time.

Yuan per piece

4. "One-ticket pass" for scenic spots. Tourists who purchase a "one-ticket pass" can visit Qingkou Folk Village, Laohuzui Scenic Area, Bada Scenic Area, and Duoyishu Scenic Area with a single pass. The ticket is 100 yuan per person per time.

Multi-day pass: Tourists who purchase a multi-day pass can visit Qingkou Folk Village, Laohuzui Scenic Area, Bada Scenic Area, and Duoyishu Scenic Area within the 10-day validity period. Ticket price per person: 180 yuan per ticket.

Annual pass: Tourists who purchase the annual pass for the scenic spot can visit Qingkou Folk Village, Laohuzui Scenic Area, Bada Scenic Area, and Duoyishu Scenic Area within one year. Annual pass per person per year: full ticket 300 Sixty yuan a piece.

This is the travel information about Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces. The scenery here is magnificent and majestic. Why don’t you come here to take a look!