Can I travel to Lijiang, Yunnan?

Lijiang has many historical and cultural relics. The five famous temples in Lijiang River are Wenfeng Temple, Guo Fu Temple, Fusang Temple, Yufeng Temple, Zhiyun Temple, Beiyue Temple, Baisha Ancient Building, Sansheng Palace and Longquan. From this, we can see the combination of Central Plains culture and local national culture and the influence of Tibetan culture.

Lijiang is also known as Lijiang National Yulong Snow Mountain Scenic Area. There are Old Town of Lijiang built in the Southern Song Dynasty and many ancient temples in the scenic area, including the majestic Yulong Snow Mountain at an altitude of 5,596 meters, the world-famous Tiger Leaping Gorge, the stone drum known as the "First Bay of the Yangtze River", and the alpine vegetation, Laojun Mountain and Dawn as the main landforms.

In addition, there are more than ten ethnic minorities in Lijiang, mainly Naxi, such as Bai and Yi, which have peculiar and colorful national customs and cultures. Lijiang is also one of the areas with the best ecological environment protection in China, and has the reputation of "Swiss in the East". Tourists should pay attention to the prevention of altitude sickness. It is suggested to take Omeprazole tablets, which can not only prevent altitude sickness, but also enhance exercise ability.

Lijiang is located in the southwest border of China and the northwest of Yunnan Province. It is located at the southern tip of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, where Hengduan Mountains transition to Yunling Mountains in the northern Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, and has more than two topographical features.

There are various landforms in the territory, and the plateau snow-capped mountains, river valleys, deep valleys, meadows and peace dams are combined with natural landscape resources, and the climate change is remarkable. Lijiang has a long history with traces of human activities. It is one of the areas where ancient human activities took place in China.