When is the best time to go to Lijiang? Tour guide of Lijiang must-see scenic spots

Spring is not only the season to enjoy flowers, but also the best time to travel to Yunnan, and the best time to travel to Yunnan is actually suitable for all seasons except spring. So what are the must-see attractions in Lijiang's travel strategy? Let's take a look at the most suitable places to travel in Yunnan.

When is the best time to go to Lijiang? Suitable for all seasons.

Spring: From March to May, willow branches sprout and spring warms bloom. The eighth day of the second lunar month is the biggest festival for Naxi people. On this day, Naxi people who moved out of the ancient city will come back to visit the ancient city in national costumes.

Summer: From June to August, the flower season is rainy, wild flowers are everywhere, flowers are everywhere in the fields, and all kinds of Haizi are in full bloom, which is the most beautiful time. But the rainy season is also foggy, so it is difficult to see the true face of the snow-capped mountains. June 24th of the lunar calendar is the Torch Festival of Naxi people, and torches will be lit at the door of every household in the ancient city.

Autumn: September-165438+1October, when the harvest season comes, the weather turns cold, the sky is covered with dark clouds, the vegetation is lush and the weather is sunny, which is the most comfortable and pleasant season in Lijiang.

Winter: from 65438+February to the following February, as long as there is sunshine, it is extremely comfortable. Winter is the best season to see snow-capped mountains. Wan Li is clear. If you just catch a snow, you will catch the most beautiful day of Yulong Snow Mountain.

Lijiang travel guide must visit Yulong Snow Mountain.

Step into the Lijiang River Dam, leave Dayan Ancient City and continue northward to Baisha. Yulong Snow Mountain is just ahead. The peaks covered with snow all year round are arranged into thirteen peaks from north to south. Against the blue sky, they are like jade dragons soaring in the sky.

When you go deep into it along this tourist route, the snow-capped mountains will show you infinite scenery such as exotic flowers, Xue Hai, glaciers, meadows and streams. There are also beautiful myths and legends that will make you linger all the way.

"The unparalleled mountain in the north of the county is the first peak in southern Yunnan. In the four bright times, the dragon began an eternal trend. At the top of the galaxy, the sun and the moon passed by at the top of the crisis. The cold is thousands of miles, and the snow mountain in Yuli is high. "

This poem of five words and eight sentences was written by Mu Gong Tusi, the eighth magistrate of Lijiang in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1494- 1553), and it is heroic.

Yulong Snow Mountain in Lijiang has been a magnificent scenic snow mountain since ancient times. In the Tang Dynasty, Yi Mouxun, the leader of Nanzhao State, named Baiyue as Beiyue, and once named Yulong Snow Mountain as Beiyue. The North North Yue Temple in Baisha Village still exists today, the courtyard is still deep, and the Buddha's face is shining. There is an endless stream of worshippers.

Lugu Lake

Lijiang Lugu Lake is beautiful in mountains, water and people. It is not only a famous daughter country, but also a song and dance kingdom. Once you set foot on this hot land, all the tourists will be moved by the "Ahabala" that is suddenly far away and near, and attracted by the dragon-like nail rubbings. Look at the pig trough boat floating in the distance, carrying A-mei, waving to you and letting go of your throat: "Friend, don't go when you come, A-mei will accompany you to the western end of the moon."

Lugu Lake is located in the mountainous area between ninglang county, Yunnan and Yanyuan County, Sichuan, 69 kilometers away from Ninglang County. The lake covers an area of 52 square kilometers, with an average water depth of 45 meters and the deepest point of 93 meters. The lake is clear, and the maximum visibility is 12m. It is the highest lake in Yunnan and one of the deepest freshwater lakes in China. It flows eastward into Yalong River and Jinsha River, belonging to the Yangtze River system. The whole lake is horseshoe-shaped, long from north to south and narrow from east to west, shaped like a curved neck gourd, hence the name Lugu Lake. Lugu Lake is not only clear, but also beautiful. Lugu Lake is surrounded by green hills, with winding shores, 17 beaches and 14 bays. There are five islands, three peninsulas and a seawall scattered in the lake, which are generally 0/5 to 30 meters above the water level. From a distance, it looks like a green boat floating on the lake. Among them, Heivau Island, Liming Island and Rige Island on Leningrad.