When is the best time to travel to Yunnan?

There are many beautiful scenery in Yunnan, but there are different scenery according to different seasons. So when is the best time to travel to Yunnan? Come and have a look with me.

Brief introduction of Yunnan: Yunnan, located in the southwest of China, is the provincial administrative unit of China. Referred to as "Yunnan" or "Cloud", it is one of the important birthplaces of human civilization. Yunnan is the province with the largest number of ethnic minorities in China. Different ethnic groups have added different beauty and different folk culture to Yunnan. You know, many times, the scenery needs to be compared with cultures to be more real and attractive. The scenery in Yunnan is very beautiful. The main attractions are Shilin, Lijiang, Shangri-La, Xishuangbanna and Lugu Lake.

The best travel time in Yunnan:

The climate of Yunnan is characterized by low latitude climate, monsoon climate and mountainous plain climate. In addition, the terrain is extremely complex, which leads to certain differences in different regions, so the best travel time of each scenic spot is different.

No. 1: Kunming

When is the best time to go to Yunnan?

Introduction: Kunming, the capital of Yunnan, is the only mega-city in Yunnan.

Best tourist season: March -65438+ 10.

Under the influence of the warm and humid airflow in the southwest of the Indian Ocean, Kunming has a mild climate and four seasons like spring, so it is also called "Spring City". Even though the annual temperature difference in Kunming is similar, the daily temperature difference is very large. The temperature difference between winter and spring can reach 12-20℃, so you should take your coat and sweater to Kunming this season. March-10 is the best season to go to Kunming. This period is the time when there are the most ethnic festivals in Yunnan, and it is also the time when flowers bloom. However, it should also be noted that May-10 is the rainy season in Yunnan. Don't forget the windbreaker and rain gear.

Kunming attractions: Shilin, Expo Park, Jiuxiang Cave, Daguanlou, Yunnan Ethnic Village, Dadieshui Waterfall, Dongchuan Red Land, Jinma Bijifang, Cuihu and Xishan.

Kunming cuisine: crossing the bridge rice noodles (you must eat them when you come to Kunming, it tastes really good), cold chicken rice noodles, steamed chicken, citronella grilled fish, canned stinky tofu, canned chicken, and roasted bait pieces (I don't think the roasted bait pieces are very delicious, but it's good to come to Yunnan to try them).

Dining centers in Kunming: Beidamen Food Street, Xingyuan Road, Dianchi Road, Guannan Road and Expo Avenue.

Second place: Dali:

Introduction: Dali has a long history and is one of the earliest cultural birthplaces in Yunnan.

Best tourist season: spring

Dali is full of "romantic affairs", which is deeply influenced by the monsoon climate in the low latitude plateau and has no obvious seasonal changes. There are a large number of Bai people living in Dali, and their grand events are concentrated in March and April. At this time, go to dali can feel the rich ethnic customs. Of course, Dali in spring is as colorful as Kunming, and it is a good place to enjoy flowers and spring.

Attractions in Dali: Erhai Lake, Xinhua Tourism Village in Heqing Yindu Water Town, Dali Ancient City, Wase Town, Dali Tianlong Babu Film and Television City, Cangshan Mountain, Jianchuan Shi Zhongshan Grottoes, Fotu Temple Pagoda, Yuan Shizu Yan Ping Monument, Yuan Shizu Yan Ping Monument, Taihe City Site, Chongsheng Temple Pagoda.

Dali cuisine: Bai nationality "large bowl", Dali casserole fish, milk fan, raw skin,