Dali, Yunnan is a good place to travel. Dali has been very popular in recent years, and many celebrities come here to check in. The scenery is beautiful and the cultural atmosphere is rich. So, what are the fun places to visit in Dali? See below for details. Go play!

1. Bedsheet Factory

If you want to understand the cultural atmosphere of Dali, please go to the Bedsheet Factory. There are all kinds of strange little objects and bright graffiti on the walls. There is even a fortune-telling booth here, which is full of fun, inclusive, literary and leisure atmosphere. You don’t have to worry about other people’s opinions here, just do what you want to do. Cyndi Wang and Li Yitong have both been here, which shows its appeal.

2. Ecological Corridor

How can you not see the Erhai Lake in Dali? How can we not go to the ecological corridor to see Erhai Lake? Walk down the corridor in the morning. The comfortable sunshine shines on the face, and the Erhai Lake is bright.

The mountains, sea, clouds and trees in the distance merge into one, giving people the illusion that love is meeting right in front of you.

The ecological corridor is full of scenery, and every step here is worth it.

3. Dream Orange Garden

Dali’s Alice in Wonderland is as beautiful as an oil painting and heart-warming. The park has a hydrangea garden, a German iris garden, a wedding garden, a fountain garden, a mirror garden and a shade garden. More than 26,000 species of plants from all over the world adorn the landscape.

The combination of Stipa grandis on the lawn adds a bit of artistic conception here. It is very pleasant to have afternoon tea and taste flower cakes here.

4. Zhemo Mountain

Choose a weekend and drive to the edge of the city to escape the hustle and bustle of the world and find the "City of Philharmonic" hidden in Dali.

Wait here quietly. From dusk to night, Xiaguan City with thousands of lights and the Erhai Lake standing quietly are all more beautiful because of your arrival.

It is the best place to see the night view in Dali, with an excellent view. Every frame has the vibe of a movie that won't disappoint.

5. Shaxi Ancient Town

Some people say: "Shaxi is a city where you will never grow old unless you get there." Here, time seems to have stood still and everything has become very special. slow.

Shaxi is the most simple town in Dali, with no commercial influence. There are many old buildings and shops with interesting tones.

In this remote Tea Horse Ancient Town, the morning mist is hazy and the evening sunset is moving. People work at sunrise and rest at sunset. Here they turn the day into poetry.

6. Zhoucheng

There are Bai houses with cornices and corners, stone roads as dense as spider silk, and spring water flowing quietly along the lanes, which is simple and quiet.

Zhoucheng is the largest settlement of the Bai people, and it still retains various traditional customs of the Bai people.

Here you can visit Bai folk houses, experience Bai tie-dying, appreciate Bai weddings, and taste Bai delicacies. It is definitely a good place to experience Bai culture.

7. Utopia

Utopia is located in Haidong Town, surrounded by mountains and rivers, and integrated with Cang'er.

The interior style is very simple, with exposed volcanic rocks, freely extending steps, and landscape walls, pure and dreamy.

Here, you can think in a daze, take photos, and spend a romantic afternoon.

8. Shuanglang Town

You have to go to Shuanglang to talk about Dali. This is a warm ethnic-style Bai ethnic town, surrounded by mountains on three sides and water on one side. It is a comfortable, pure and unpretentious place with all the scenery of Dali.

Blow the sea breeze, watch the beautiful sunset, and feel the slow life in Dali.

9. Fengyang County

Fengyi, the filming location of the TV series "Where the Wind Goes" starring Liu, is known as Dali's last paradise. There is also an ancient tea-horse road here, where ancient charm and leisure coexist.

It is quiet, relaxing, simple and rough here. A flat stone road runs through the entire village. Some mottled old earth walls on both sides of the road have collapsed, and stepping into them feels like a world away.

There are tie-dye shops, pottery experiences, coffee shops, and B&Bs. It is full of literary and artistic atmosphere, and you will not feel bored at all.

You can also see the well-preserved Shuangjing and Guanyin Wells while walking. If you are lucky, you may encounter a caravan~