Which city is more suitable for living, Lijiang or Dali?

There is little difference between the two provinces. Subjectively, Dali is more suitable for living than Lijiang. First of all, there is no pollution in the air. The key is that extreme weather is basically neither cold nor hot all year round, with the hottest not exceeding 30 and the coldest not less than 5. There are 10 months throughout the year, basically between 10 degrees and 20 degrees. Go to dali, you can enjoy peace and comfort.

Dali is bigger than Lijiang, maintaining the primitive life of the local Bai people, and Lijiang has become a show for urbanites. And Lijiang can't be occupied by people on the festival road.

Dali has 250 square kilometers of Erhai Lake, and the city with water feels particularly aura.

You can see the changes of clouds and gas in the ancient city Cangshan.

With the feeling of Zen quietness and being alone in a daze, Lijiang has basically become the destination of an affair.

After all, when you are in the capital, the atmosphere and sense of time and space can be spread out at any time, especially the feeling of a ranger. The winding shore welcomes guests, and the tall building is a horse. Here, I once said goodbye. Especially the artistic conception of Song Ci. Lijiang is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Yunnan Province, located in the northwest of Yunnan Province. Its city center is located at east longitude 100 25' and north latitude 26 86', with a total area of 20,600 square kilometers. It is adjacent to Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in the north, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture in the south, Lisu Autonomous Prefecture in Nujiang in the west, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan and Panzhihua City in the east, 520 kilometers away from Kunming City.

At present, the temperature in most parts of the country is above 30 degrees, especially in the north. These places are only 20 to 25 degrees, which is so comfortable. This temperature is the best. If it exceeds 28 degrees, it will be very hot in the sun. People who like the lively city feeling can go to Kunming, and those who like peace and comfort can go to go to dali.

Lijiang:

Lijiang, located at the junction of Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau and Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, is high in the northwest and low in the southeast. The highest point is the main peak of Yulong Snow Mountain, which is generally above 2000 meters above sea level. It belongs to low latitude warm temperate plateau mountain monsoon climate, with abundant water resources and various kinds of animals and plants. It is one of the key forest areas in Yunnan Province and one of the bases of power transmission from west to east in China. ?

As of 20 15, Lijiang has 1 municipal districts and 4 counties. At the end of 20 16, the permanent population of the city was1285,000. In 20 16, the annual GDP was 310179.9 billion yuan, and the per capita GDP was 24 186 yuan.

Lijiang is a place where many nationalities live together. In addition to the Han nationality, there are 12 indigenous minorities and * * there are 22 ethnic minorities. Rich in tourism resources, there are tourist attractions 104, including Old Town of Lijiang, Yulong Snow Mountain, Tiger Leaping Gorge, Laojun Mountain, Shuhe Ancient Town and other famous tourist attractions. It has been awarded the honorary titles of Top 100 Tourism Competitiveness Cities in China, Top 10 Leisure Cities in China, Excellent Tourism Cities in China and Top 10 Charming Cities in China.

Dali:

Dali Prefecture is located in the low-latitude plateau. Under the comprehensive influence of low-latitude and high-altitude geographical conditions, the monsoon climate characteristics of the low-latitude plateau are formed: the temperature difference between the four seasons is small. Close to the Tropic of Cancer, the solar radiation angle is large, and the variation range is small, resulting in a small annual temperature difference, and the climate characteristics of the four seasons are not obvious. "The qi of the four seasons is often like early spring, with cold ending and summer ending in temperature", and the temperature difference between the four seasons is not big; Tropical monsoon climate is divided into rainy season and dry season. Dali prefecture is dry in winter and rainy in summer. When the equatorial depression moves (winter165438+1October), the rainfall in dry season accounts for only 5 ~ 15% of the annual rainfall, and when the trade winds move (summer 5 ~ 65438+1October), the rainfall in rainy season accounts for 85 ~% of the annual rainfall. There is a great vertical difference. The topography of Dali Prefecture is complex, with great difference in altitude and significant vertical difference in climate. The temperature decreases with the elevation, and the rainfall increases with the elevation.

Water resources include Erhai Lake, abundant Cangshan spring water and groundwater; Geothermal resources are hot springs, only Tangzipu hot spring, with water flow 13 10 cubic meter/hour and water temperature of 76.5℃. Groundwater runoff is also 226 million cubic meters calculated according to 75% of the driest flow data.

There are many lake basins in the state, and there are 18 basins with an area exceeding 1.5 square kilometers, with an area of *** 187 1.49 square kilometers. It accounts for 6.6% of the total area of Dali Prefecture. Most of the basins are linear basins, distributed in belts, and arranged into six belts from west to east. The Quaternary mountain glacier site is located in the high mountain area west of Erhai Lake and north of Yongping. Diancang Mountain in Dali is the name of the last ice age in China. The main rivers belong to Jinsha River, Lancang River, Nujiang River and Honghe River (Yuanjiang River), and there are more than 60 rivers/kloc-0, with wings all over Dali Prefecture. There are eight lakes in this state: Erhai Lake, Tianchi Lake, Zibi Lake, West Lake, East Lake, Jianhu Lake, Haixi Lake and Qinghai Lake.