Category: Kunming Travel Guide

Cuihu Park (翠湖公园), also known as Green Lake Park, is situated at the foot of Luofeng Mountain in the downtown [...]

Located in Yiliang County, Yunnan Province, Jiuxiang Scenic Area (九乡风景区) boasts dense forests and abundant flora and fauna. Formed during [...]

Daguan Park (大观公园) is situated approximately 2 kilometers west of Kunming City, along the shores of Dianchi Lake. It was [...]

The former site of the Yunnan Military Academy (云南陆军讲武堂旧址) is a site of profound historical and cultural significance, characterized by [...]

Kunming Dounan Flower Market (昆明斗南花卉市场) has evolved into Asia’s largest fresh-cut flower trading market, earning the city its renowned status [...]

Jiaozi Snow Mountain Scenic Area (轿子雪山风景区) covers an area of 253 square kilometers, with its main peak reaching an altitude [...]

Haigeng Park (海埂公园) stretches approximately 2.5 kilometers from east to west and 200 meters from north to south, covering an [...]

Jindian Park (金殿公园), established in 1602 by the Yunnan Governor Chen Yongbin on Mingfeng Mountain, encompasses the Lüxian Temple, Taihe [...]

Kunming Old Street (昆明老街), often compared to Chengdu’s Wide and Narrow Alleys and Shanghai’s Xintiandi, boasts a rich history dating [...]

Kunming Xishan (昆明西山), also historically known as Biji Mountain and referred to as Taihua Mountain during the Ming Dynasty, has [...]

The Jinma Biji Archways (金马碧鸡坊), standing at 12 meters tall and 18 meters wide, boast exquisite craftsmanship with intricately carved [...]

Kunming Zoo (昆明动物园), also known as Yuantong Mountain Zoo, officially opened in January 1954. The zoo boasts over 140 species [...]