Suggested itinerary: Day 1: Lijiang → First Bay of the Yangtze River → Tiger Leaping Gorge → Yi Village → Xiaozhongdian Ranch → Dukezong Ancient City (Guishan Park) → Toast Banquet, sleeping in Shangri-La.

The next day: Shangri-La → Ira Grassland (Napahai) → Moon Bay → Baima Snow Mountain Pass → Yingbin Thirteen Pagoda → Guanmeili Snow Mountain Sunset → Feilai Temple, where you can sleep.

Day 3: Feilai Temple → Rizhao Jinshan → Hiking Mingyong Glacier → Benzilan → Shangri-La, sleeping in Shangri-La.

Day 4: Shangri-La → Songzanlin Temple → (Pudacuo National Park) → Lijiang, sleeping in Lijiang.

Friends who come to Yunnan, many people define Yunnan tourism as "sightseeing". However, there is a different definition of Shangri-La in Yunnan, which is different from "sightseeing".

It is said that Shangri-La is the place closest to heaven. This statement also puts a mysterious veil on Shangri-La to a certain extent.

Because Shangri-La is a Tibetan area, compared with Lijiang, Dali, Banna and other places, this place has many unique places ... Many people may come here because of their curiosity about this Tibetan area, or because of their sincere beliefs.

Shangri-La is not far from Lijiang, less than 2 kilometers, with beautiful scenery along the way. There are many good scenic spots on the way, such as the First Bay of the Yangtze River, Tiger Leaping Gorge, Little Zhongdian Flower Sea, etc. It is more free to charter a car or go with a group, and the itinerary is also very controllable, so you can visit these good scenic spots.

it is particularly inconvenient to go to these scenic spots by public transportation. First, because the public transportation time is fixed, your trip is very passive. Second, it is unsafe. There is no direct bus to Tiger Leaping Gorge Scenic Area, and you have to transfer to a van on the way. It is still unsafe for you who are new here. I suggest you charter a car or go with a group.

compared with the tourism in many popular cities, Shangri-La, because of its special geographical location and climatic conditions, has formed a natural scenery different from that of ordinary tourist cities. There are snow-capped mountains, meadows, rivers and virgin forests here ... and the charm of Shangri-La lies not only in its diverse natural scenery, but also in its unique and mysterious Tibetan culture.

In addition to the tourist attractions in the city, in recent years, outdoor hiking in Shangri-La has also become the most wanted place for many travelers. So when going to Shangri-La, friends who like outdoor travel can also consider outdoor hiking.

Personally, I strongly recommend Moonlight Square. Shangri-La Moonlight Square is located at the foot of Guishan Park in Shangri-La County, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Its ugly Little Square is full of barbecue stalls during the day, and it is full of smoke. There is the world's largest prayer wheel, which can be used for pious prayer. At night, it instantly turns into a happy and leisure resort for local Tibetan people.

Tibetans and tourists from all ethnic groups walk around in circles and dance enthusiastic Tibetan dances, which makes them feel happy. On both sides of the square are the Diqing Red Army Long March Museum and the Diqing Museum, and there is also the largest prayer wheel in the world. The golden figure pierces the sky, just like a giant with indomitable spirit.

It is said that reciting the six-character mantra three times around the prayer tube will bring happiness and well-being. Moonlight Square is small. Apart from the cultural landscape left by history, there are horses, yaks and Tibetan mastiffs for tourists to take pictures. I hope everyone can have a good time.