The temperature in Dali in March

The temperature in Dali in March is usually 7℃-20℃, and the weather is very warm. The average daytime temperature is 265,438 0℃. It is recommended to wear short suits, T-shirts, thin jeans, casual clothes, professional suits and other comfortable clothes made of single cotton and linen fabrics. The average temperature at night is 8℃. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, coats, jackets, jackets and thin sweaters.

Dali is a settlement of the Bai nationality, with a strong Bai customs; The folk houses with three squares, one zhaobi, four entrances and five patios have profound cultural connotations; Tourists can deeply feel the unique Bai customs in Dali. The main tourist attractions in Dali are Erhai Lake, Shuanglang Ancient Town and Dali Ancient Town.

Major scenic spots in Dali. Looking down from the air, Erhai Lake is like a crescent moon, lying quietly between Cangshan Mountain and Dali Bazi. Erhai Lake has three islands, four continents, five lakes and nine songs. Erhai Lake is a rift lake, clear and transparent. Since ancient times, it has been called "flawless jade in the mountains".

Second, Shuanglang Ancient Town Shuanglang Ancient Town is the most livable town, known as the "Dali scenery in Xanthium, Xanthium scenery in Shuanglang" reputation. In addition, Shuanglang is a place where Bai people live together, and Shuanglang people are gourmets. Shuanglang has a long history and culture, a harmonious and beautiful natural environment and rich material production, which has created many delicious diets.

Third, the ancient city of Dali The ancient city of Dali has a unified architectural style, suitable scale and simple urban appearance; Surrounded by running water, every family raises flowers. There are still a large number of buildings in the city during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China. Temple, academy, church and other ancient buildings are dotted among them, such as Jianggong Temple, Du Wenxiu Shuaifu Site, Catholic Church and other historical sites.