Yunnan is a small and beautiful tourist destination.

Old Town of Lijiang, Bala Ancient Temple, Bamei, Cangyuan Rock Painting and Erhai Lake are few but beautiful tourist attractions in Yunnan.

Old Town of Lijiang 1

Old Town of Lijiang, also known as Dayan Town, is located in the middle of Lijiang Dam. Together with Langzhong, Sichuan, Pingyao, Shanxi and Shexian, Anhui, they are also called "the four best preserved ancient cities", all of which are the second batch of national historical and cultural cities. Dayan ancient city is an ancient city without walls, with smooth and clean bluestone roads, completely hand-built houses with civil structures, and small bridges and flowing water everywhere.

2. balague Sect

Balague, located at the junction of Yunnan, Sichuan and Tibet provinces, is one of the important scenic spots in Hongshan area where the three rivers meet. It consists of Bala Village and Gezong Snow Mountain, and is known as a rough jade hidden in the depths of the mountains.

There are many landscapes here, including pagodas, snow-capped mountains, canyons, plateaus, streams and lakes, villages and glaciers. The scenic spots cover a huge area, including Bala Village, Gezong Snow Mountain, Shambala Pagoda, Millennium Bodhi and other scenic spots, as well as unique Tibetan customs.

3. Eight sisters

Bamei is called "the last paradise". This is a primitive village surrounded by mountains. Villagers have to cross the cave by boat to get in touch with the outside world.

4. Cangyuan Rock Paintings

Cangyuan Rock Painting is one of the oldest rock paintings in China. Painted at the end of the Neolithic Age, it has a history of more than 3,000 years. Rock paintings are mostly distributed on inaccessible cliffs, and ochre red paintings are printed on gray rocks. The local Wa people call it "stained temple wood", which originally meant paintings on rocks and is called "Wa Dunhuang murals".

5.Erhai Lake

Erhai Lake was once called Ye Yuze, Kunmichuan, Xi 'er River and Xi 'er River in ancient literature. Located in the suburb of Dali, Yunnan Province, it is the second largest freshwater lake in Yunnan Province. It starts from Jiangwei Township, Eryuan County in the north and ends in Xiaguan, Dali in the south. Because the shape of the lake resembles the human ear, it is named Erhai Lake.