Dali is a pretty good place.

But I went with a group.

It is recommended not to join a group, it is better to travel independently.

It feels great to take a cruise on Erhai Lake, and a large group of seabirds fly by.

The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple in Dali, think about the time when Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan lived a happy life here.

The ancient city of Dali is also worth visiting.

Went in 2008.

At that time, there was no movie like Xu Zheng's, nor was there the song "Go to Dali".

Now that the hype is going on, there will definitely be more people here.

Most of them are members of the Young Artists Association.

However, I feel that the Butterfly Spring in Dali is quite deceptive. At that time, the entrance fee was 60. It took less than an hour to get out.

This is the disadvantage of group tours.

It feels like nothing.

Just a spring.

It would be much better if you travel independently.

It’s up to you to decide whether to go or not.

Dali is warm in winter and cool in summer, with a large daily temperature difference. Spring is the best. There is a rainy season in summer and autumn. Winter winds are often dry. Pay attention to sun protection, moisturizing, warmth, wind protection and mosquito protection in all seasons.

Hot and sour food is a major dietary feature.

2-3 days is enough. It is recommended to stay in the ancient city. If you have time, it would be more comfortable to live in a small village such as the ancient town or Shuanglang.

Cangshan and Erhai are a must-see, followed by the ancient city, the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple, and the Butterfly Spring. In Xizhou and Zhoucheng, you can visit Bai architecture and tie-dyeing, and there are several corridors of Erhai scenery.

1. Sleep until you wake up naturally and have a milk-fan breakfast, 2. Ride a bicycle or electric scooter along the sea-ring highway to see the Erhai Lake, 3. Bask in the sun in the courtyard full of flowers and trees, 4. Pass the time with coffee in the foreign street, 5. Experience the Bai ethnic group in Xizhou

Style, 6. Buy yourself a tie-dyed gown.

Shuanglang, Xizhou, Caicun, Danse, etc. are also good.

Spicy and sour fish, kaoyu nuggets, Xizhou Baba, cold chicken rice noodles, etc. are worth trying.

Scenic spots to see in Dali: West Line of Erhai Lake (from north to south) Butterfly Spring: a spring that symbolizes love and loyalty Taoyuan Village: the picturesque Taoyuan Pier Zhoucheng Village: tie-dyed fabrics and embroidery Xizhou Ancient Town: Sifang Street, Yanjia Street

Courtyard, Bai ethnic minority buildings Haitou Ecological Park: a popular place for travel photography Wuwei Temple: the prototype of Lingjiu Peak in Jin Yong's works. Many Dali emperors became monks during the Nanzhao Kingdom. There is an epidemic relief spring nearby, which can be drank directly and is extremely refreshing.

Caicun: Pastoral Scenery Taoxi Valley: Pastoral Scenery Next to Mo Zui Tea House Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple: Reflection of the Three Pagodas Dali Ancient City: Renmin Road, Foreigner Street, Boai Road, Wuhua Building (eating and shopping) Tianlong Babu Film and Television

City: the real-life base for many famous film and television dramas Dali University: one of the most beautiful universities in China Jizhao Nunnery: a nunnery.

Understand the meaning of Zen and relax with Zen tea.

It is also a pilgrimage place for succulent plant lovers, and reservations are required for the tea room and vegetarian meals in advance.

It is adjacent to Taoxi Valley and Motui Teahouse.

Cangshan Mountain to the west of Erhai Lake: 19 peaks, the highest is 4122 meters. Huadianba: Alpine meadow, you can hike. The most beautiful season is from May to June when the azaleas bloom. Shimen Mountain: a component of Cang'er Scenic Area. Bonan Ancient Road: Southwest Silk Road

The most important section is Nuodeng Ancient Town: a Bai ethnic village with a history of thousands of years, one of the top ten ancient tourist towns in Yunnan, and the best place to understand the ancient salt well culture. The east line of Erhai Lake (from north to south) Double Corridor: Yuji Island (Yang Liping Art Hotel,

Zhao Qing’s house architecture), Nanzhao Customs Island, Caise Town: a small fishing village with the most Bai buildings, Xiao Putuo Island: a small island, feeding red-billed gulls, Haidong Town: a small fishing village with simple folk customs, Jinsuo Island: the largest island in Erhai Lake

To the east of Erhai Lake is Jizu Mountain: the Buddhist holy land Jinding Temple and the rare Kaysapa bird. To the north of Erhai Lake (from north to south) Shibao Mountain (Jianchuan County): Danxia landform Shaxi Ancient Town (Jianchuan County): Sideng Street, Ouyang

Courtyard, Xingjiao Temple & Ancient Stage, Yujin Bridge & Heilongjiang Yunhe Ancient Town (Heqing County): Yindu Water Town (Heqing County), the cultural center of the Ancient Tea Horse Road: Cubi Lake, an ancient village where Dali handicrafts are traded and produced (

Eryuan County): See "water lilies" and enjoy "water flower trees" Eyuan County: Dali Geothermal Country and Putuo Spring South of Erhai Xiaguan Town: Dali City Weishan Ancient City: historical monuments and ancient buildings Weibaoshan Scenic Area: one of the four famous religious mountains

Yiwuliang Mountain: one of the origins of tea in Yunnan. The cherry blossom valley in early December is extremely beautiful. Mi Zhixiang: the hometown of Chinese lanterns, the hometown of culture, the hometown of "Little River Flowing Water", Taiji Mountain state-level nature reserve, and provincial-level old revolutionary areas

, Wensheng Street Tea Horse Ancient Post Road Yunnan Yi Ancient City: the largest Buddhist pagoda forest in southern China