Go to Lijiang for a self-help tour after graduating from high school ... and ask for a plan.

Travel to Yunnan and take the train (to Kunming-Kunming Station, you can buy train tickets for Dali and Lijiang at the station ticket office, the train is cheaper, and the route can be Kunming-Dali-Lijiang-Kunming);

Take a plane to Kunming Wujiaba Airport and take a taxi for about 30 minutes to Kunming Railway Station (it is recommended to take a train, Kunming Bus Station is scattered and difficult to find);

Please ask Baidu for accommodation (such as Old Town of Lijiang Inn, XXX Ancient City Accommodation ...) and choose one. You can contact your boss with QQ. Tourist attractions, online inquiries, visits to places and inquiries from innkeepers will all have related services (Lijiang and Dali are similar, of course, a tour group can also be added).

Trains and plane tickets can be booked online. Before July, it will be considered as the off-season of tourism, and consumption and accommodation will not be too expensive.

Lijiang, Yulong Snow Mountain, tickets are more expensive, and one trip is about 500 yuan per person. The suggestion is to discuss with the owner of the shop where he lives. He will have these businesses and can easily buy them for a little money, so that he can go straight to tourist attractions quickly.

In July, ultraviolet rays will be stronger in summer in Yunnan, so you should bring sunscreen, hat, long-sleeved thin coat and sunglasses. The temperature in Lijiang is lower than that in Kunming, and it will be colder in rainy weather, so clothes should be considered.

In Yulong Mountain, clothes should be prepared at high altitude. If you are not in good health, you should prevent altitude sickness. Don't climb too high. Climb slowly and keep aerobic exercise.

Lashihai, plateau wetland and ancient tea-horse road (to be honest, the ecological wetland in Dali is more distinctive. . . Hey ~ ~) boating. . . I feel a little bored. You can ask yourself to choose when you get to the place. It's interesting to ride back to the ancient tea-horse road. Personally, I think cycling is fun. PS: Don't stand behind the horse (to prevent being kicked), touch the horse on its side and take photos (safe), don't pull the reins when getting on and off the horse (pulling the reins will make the horse turn around, which is easy to happen when getting on and off the horse), stand on the saddle and step on the stirrups (after getting on the horse, step on the stirrups with your feet firmly, which is beneficial to your body balance, and buckle the reins with your hands and put them on the front saddle, so If you can't see the road ahead, you will stop. If you encounter bumps on the road, step on the stirrup with your legs, stand up slightly, and leave your ass behind the saddle. If you want the horse to speed up, clear your legs and kick it in the stomach. If the horse gallops, hold the reins tightly, hold the saddle well, and clamp the calf hard. In any case, grab the mane around the horse's neck and hold it tightly.

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Many tourists don't feel uncomfortable at first when they travel to the plateau. Most of it is because of the good mood of going out to play and the stimulation of external freshness that the human nervous system does not show altitude hypoxia reaction for a short time. In fact, the oxygen in the plateau is thin and ultraviolet, so going out to play will consume a lot of energy and physical strength. Don't be fooled by your own body illusion. Maybe when you think you are in good health, your organs are overdrawn. In fact, friends in the plain area will definitely suffer from hypoxia when they go to the plateau area, but it varies from person to person, so it is very important to arrange a reasonable diet (sufficient water, high protein, glucose and fruit) and adequate rest and sleep, otherwise it will not be worthwhile to go out for a trip and come back with a serious illness ~ ~ ~

Yulong Mountain is basically a magical place in Lijiang. If the landlord believes it, do as the Romans do. Don't throw garbage in two places at will, give directions at will, and wander around alone at will. If you are a Marxism–Leninism materialist, forget it.

Other places. . . . Ancient City Shogunate, Ancient City Black Dragon Pool, Lugu Lake, Tiger Leaping Gorge, First Bay of the Yangtze River, Shangri-La, Pudacuo and Yila Grassland. If you want to buy something, you can go to Shuhe Ancient Town. If you buy it for fun, the price is relatively cheap. . Other free time, staring blankly in the sun, chatting in the bar.

Food, New Town, Xiangshan Market, Mahua Street, if you can't walk, take a taxi and get it done once. You can almost pull it for the second time, but it's okay to walk ~ ~ ~

If you have money, I suggest you bring a card and follow the route I said. It's good enough to save about 5000.

Finally, if the landlord does not travel frequently, please refer to. If you have travel experience, please ignore it.

1. Travel backpack, required; Outdoor coats and boots are recommended in winter. You can buy it online.

2. Sunglasses, sunscreen, hats and plateau ultraviolet rays are very strong.

3. Medicine, essential oil, chlorpheniramine, amoxicillin (anti-inflammatory), norfloxacin (diarrhea), band-aid, trauma medicine.

4. Pockets, money and things, as well as your own relevant documents are all close to your body.

5. Mobile phone, battery and camera charger.

6. Girls' own things.

7. Don't take too many things, travel bags, and pack about half, because you will buy all kinds of things.

8. Keep in touch with family and friends and avoid all kinds of things.

9. If the mobile phone allows, download the map yourself, recommend "Google" and "Tiger Map", or buy it on cash on delivery. Don't buy more than 2 maps.

Let's stop typing softly. The above personal experience and opinions are suitable for free travel. I hope it helps. If you have any questions, please leave a message.