Category: Dali Travel Guide

Wuhua Building (五华楼, Wuhua Tower, Wuhua Pavilion), originally constructed in the tenth year of the Tang Dynasty in 856 AD, [...]

Erhaiyue Wetland Park (洱海月湿地公园, Erhai Moon Wetland Park), located on the western shore of Erhai Lake in Dali City, Yunnan [...]

Erhai Park (洱海公园) is located in Dali City, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, serving as the gateway to exploring [...]

The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple (崇圣寺三塔) form a magnificent architectural ensemble in Dali, Yunnan Province, China. This trio of [...]

Shaxi Ancient Town (沙溪古镇), nestled in Dali, was once a significant stop along the Ancient Tea Horse Road. As the [...]

Located in Dali, Chongsheng Temple (崇圣寺) sits to the east overlooking Erhai Lake and is backed by the Cangshan Mountains [...]

Butterfly Spring (蝴蝶泉), situated between Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake in Dali, covers an area of over 50 square meters, [...]

Haishe Ecological Park (海舌生态公园) is situated on the western bank of Erhai Lake, surrounded by water on three sides. The [...]

Nanzhao Folk Island (南诏风情岛), situated amidst the serene waters of Erhai Lake, is one of the three islands adorning its [...]

Nuodeng Village (诺邓村), situated in Yunlong County, Yunnan Province, is the earliest economic hub of the Bai ethnic group and [...]

Cai Village, also known as Caicun Village (才村) is nestled along the western shore of Erhai Lake in Dali. With [...]

Wase Town (挖色镇, Digging Color Town), formerly known as Haibianyi, was renamed Wase after colored minerals were excavated from the [...]