I went to Kunming on March 15 and stayed in early April. How's the weather? What snacks and specialties do you have?

Mushrooms, you can buy some local chicken longitudinal, dried mushrooms, pine mushrooms and so on. (These three kinds of mushrooms are very expensive, especially dried mushrooms. 1 kg is between 120- 160. If you buy it, ask the local people how to deal with it, otherwise it will feel like sand or something. There are many places in Yunnan that sell insect food, such as what bee pupa (? (Bee pupae are the best and most expensive, and a plate is probably around 60 yuan. ) If someone sells you Pu 'er tea, don't bring it. You can buy them in Carrefour in Kunming and Lido in Ou Ma. You can also buy cigarettes from Yunnan. There are many plants in Yunnan, and you can eat different plants everywhere. Every time you eat in a place, you can ask what the specialties are. Convenient are Xuanwei ham, Lunan sufu, Wenshan Sanqi, Gastrodia elata, and Yunnan coffee. Handmade features are just handmade souvenirs of scenic spots around the world. There are many cooking flowers in Yunnan, so you can take some home, such as day lily, Nitraria tangutorum, Tang Jian, Panzhihua, walnut and chrysanthemum. . . . . . . . Many of them are. I can only type homophones for you. I don't know the scientific name By the way, there is a kind of fern called Juju Cuisine or Jucai (homophonic, also called fern). It was discovered in Guangdong Province only seven or eight years ago and collected in Guangdong Provincial Museum of Natural History. It is said to be a pteridophyte left over from the dinosaur era. We have always eaten it as a dish, and there are still many.

Are there any girls at home? You can buy some Bai costumes, Yi costumes and the like.