Parc de la zone humide de Lashihai - Billets, heures d'ouverture, emplacement et points forts

Lashihai Wetland Park (拉市海湿地公园) is the largest plateau lake within the territory of Lijiang, with an elevation of 2437 meters above sea level. It is also the first nature reserve in Yunnan Province to be named after “wetland.” “Lashihai” is a transliteration from the ancient Naxi language, where “la” means barren and “shi” means new. Together, they indicate a new barren plateau. In Yunnan, being an inland province, lakes with vast surfaces are referred to as “hai” or sea, hence the name Lashihai.

The wetland park boasts a rich biodiversity, including 566 plant species, among which 150 are wetland plants and 416 are terrestrial plants. Moreover, it serves as a habitat for numerous migratory birds. Every winter, migratory birds from Siberia, Mongolia, Qinghai, and other regions fly to Lashihai for wintering, creating a spectacular scene. Within the wetland park, visitors can enjoy various colors and shapes of migratory birds such as cranes, black-necked cranes, egrets, and gulls from the bird-watching corridor.

Furthermore, the wetland park features a variety of landscapes and facilities, including the Wetland Museum, Naxi Dongba Sacrificial Museum, Chinese Ethnic Villages Memorial Hall, National Expo Redwood Home Art Museum, Zodiac Avenue, Lakeside Boardwalks, Glass Walkway, Wild Duck Lake, Swan Lake, West Lake, Old Wharf, and Children’s Playground. Surrounding the lake are Naxi villages, each with a horse ranch, making it an excellent destination for horse riding, boating, and bird watching in Lijiang.

Informations de base

Durée estimée de la visite	2 heures
Prix du billet	30 RMB
Heures d'ouverture	8.00 – 19.30

Localisation et transport

Lashihai is located in the central part of Lashiba, Haidong Town, Yulong Naxi Autonomous County, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province. From Lijiang Old Town to Lashihai Wetland Park is approximately 12 kilometers. You can take bus route Yulong 36 to Anzhong Village (Wetland Park) bus stop and walk about 839 meters to reach the park.