Dali Travel Notes

In Dali, there is a beauty called the golden rice fields of Xizhou - it's the perfect time for travel photography!

The life I yearn for is half mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas. Dali in Yunnan is one of the destinations my heart longs for, and it also marks my first

In this lifetime, you must visit Kunming, Dali, and Lijiang in Yunnan at least once!

2020 Yunnan-Guizhou-Sichuan 51-Day Autumn Road Trip Diary, divided into 10 parts: (1) -- Zhijiang, Maotai Town, Chishui, Luzhou, Zigong part. (2

Dali: The poetry and distant places in the mouths of literary youth. Some always say: Life is a journey, and travel is a microcosm of life. The people and things encountered on the journey are but a fleeting glance on the road of life.

As the cool autumn approaches, I suddenly long to visit a mild city to start the beauty of early autumn. It offers both the seclusion away from the bustling city and the comfort of pastoral life...

Dali Cangshan Jizhao Temple, a particularly artistic temple. Its name derives from the meaning 'feel and then comprehend, silence and illuminate'. The temple was first built in the early Ming Dynasty, later during the Republic of China

Perhaps the Dali you know is Cangshan, Erhai, the Three Pagodas, Butterfly Spring, the wind, flowers, snow, and moon, and the Foreigner Street in the ancient town.

In my view, there are two kinds of beauty in the world: the coolness of midsummer and the warm sun of winter. As early winter approaches with shivering steps, under the invasion of cold air,

—— Yunnan Erhai Lake Trip Mount Cangshan is a painting without ink, Erhai Lake is a zither without strings. In early autumn of September, I arrived at Erhai Lake. It was like a new moon,

On the vast land of our motherland, there are countless breathtaking landscapes. Each beautiful scenery has its own unique charm: magnificent mountains and rivers.

Yunnan has always been a popular tourist destination in China. I’ve long wanted to visit a place where spring blossoms and the weather is spring-like all year round. Dali is...

Is there a moment when you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, the suffocating traffic, put aside the clattering keyboard, look up from the computer, down

July 2020, a family trip to colorful Yunnan—Dali, Lijiang, Lugu Lake. Colorful Yunnan, the direction of my heart; peacock flies...

Preface: No blue skies or white clouds, no beautiful mood, no detailed guide, no thorough preparation — only overcast rain accompanying me, with a touch of melancholy.

It's National Day again, the second day of the long holiday, and I'm on duty alone. It's drizzling outside the window. I brew a cup of Duyun Maojian tea brought by a friend from Guizhou, and flip through photos from the trip to Dali with XL at the beginning of last year. Those scenes blurrily reappear before my eyes.

Originally planned to go to Northern Xinjiang this year, but due to pandemic control reasons, I changed my route to Yunnan, a place I have been thinking about for a long time.

Mei said: I don't remember where I saw this sentence, but it’s deeply imprinted in my mind: "The trip you owe yourself will eventually be paid back."

Yunnan Province, abbreviated as Dian, has one explanation for its name as 'the Land of Colorful Clouds'. Located in the southwestern border of China, Yunnan is

Dali's four seasons hide scenery that people yearn for! In December, winter has taken over the baton from autumn, dressing the mountains and rivers in "winter