Traveling to Yunnan, essential travel guide for Yunnan tourism, comprehensive Yunnan travel tips

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Traveling to Yunnan, essential travel guide for Yunnan tourism, comprehensive Yunnan travel tips

  Beautiful scenery unfolds slowly before our eyes, outlining a magnificent and perfect Yunnan. When talking about the place closest to heaven, I think of Shangri-La in Yunnan, the place that symbolizes eternity and tranquility; when talking about encountering beautiful love, I think of the Old Town of Lijiang in Yunnan, the ancient and unique town; when talking about strangely shaped stones, I still think of Yunnan, the Stone Forest in Yunnan, the karst landform created by nature.

  At this moment, in just nine minutes, you can understand everything about dining, entertainment, and tourism in Yunnan.

Traveling to Yunnan, essential travel guide for Yunnan tourism, comprehensive Yunnan travel tips

  Introduction to Yunnan: Yunnan, located in the southwest of China, is a provincial administrative unit. It is abbreviated as ‘Dian’ or ‘Yun’ and is one of the important birthplaces of human civilization. Yunnan is the province with the most ethnic groups in China. Different ethnic groups add different beauty and folk cultures to Yunnan. It’s important to know that scenery often becomes more real and charming through the foil of culture. Yunnan’s scenery is beautiful, with major attractions including the Stone Forest, Lijiang, Shangri-La, Xishuangbanna, Lugu Lake, etc.

  Best Travel Time in Yunnan:

  Due to its low-latitude climate, monsoon climate, and plateau climate characteristics, combined with extremely complex terrain, Yunnan’s climate varies across different regions. Therefore, the best travel times for various attractions also differ. Let me introduce them to you next.

  NO1: Kunming

  Introduction: Kunming, the capital of Yunnan, is the only megacity in Yunnan.

  Best Travel Season: March – October

  Influenced by the southwest warm and wet air currents from the Indian Ocean, Kunming has a mild climate and four seasons like spring. Therefore, Kunming is also known as the ‘City of Eternal Spring’. Even though Kunming has similar temperature ranges throughout the year, its diurnal temperature variation is quite large. The diurnal temperature variation in winter and spring can reach 12-20℃. Bring a coat and sweater when visiting Kunming during these seasons. The best season to visit Kunming is from March to October, which is also the time when there are the most ethnic festivals in Yunnan and the flowers are in full bloom. However, note that May to October is the rainy season in Yunnan, so don’t forget to bring a windbreaker and rain gear.

  Kunming Attractions: Stone Forest, World Horticultural Exposition Garden, Jiuxiang Karst Cave, Daguan Tower, Yunnan Ethnic Villages, Dadieshui Waterfall, Dongchuan Red Soil Field, Jinma Biji Fang, Cuihu Lake, West Mountain

  Kunming Cuisine: Guoqiao Rice Noodles (A must-try in Kunming, the taste is really good), Cold Chicken Rice Noodles, Steamed Chicken in a Vapor Pot, Grilled Fish with Lemon Grass, Stewed Fermented Tofu in a Pot, Stewed Chicken in a Pot, Roasted Rice Cake (I don’t think Roasted Rice Cake tastes very good, but since you’re in Yunnan, it’s worth trying)

  Kunming Dining Concentration Areas: Beidamen Food Street, Xingyuan Road, Dianchi Road, Guanshang Middle Road, Guannan Avenue, Shibo Avenue

  NO2: Dali:

  Introduction: Chuxiong is one of the autonomous prefectures under the jurisdiction of Yunnan Province, located in the central part of Yunnan.

  Best Travel Season: May – October

  Chuxiong Yi Autonomous Prefecture is located in central Yunnan, mainly featuring mountainous and hilly terrains. It belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate zone with little temperature variation throughout the four seasons. The annual average temperature ranges from 15 to 21℃, making the climate mild with a clear distinction between wet and dry seasons. Most precipitation occurs between May and October each year. You can enjoy different beautiful scenery throughout the year.

  Chuxiong Attractions: Wuding Lion Mountain, Yuanmou Earth Forest, Yiren Ancient Town, Lufeng World Dinosaur Valley, Chuxiong Prefecture Museum, Heijing Ancient Town, Nanhua Miyilu Folk Valley, Chuxiong Zixi Mountain, Dayao Shiyang Ancient Town, Yongren Fang Mountain, China’s Yi Nationality October Solar Calendar Cultural Park, Mouding Huafoshan, Dayao Santan, Yao’an Guanglu Ancient Town, Wuding Luowu Yi Village

  Chuxiong Specialties: Yunquan Chili Sauce, Mint, Vermicelli, Silk, Lvhe Rice Wine, Zixi Tea, Triangular Glutinous Rice, Poria Cocos, Changhe Honey, Vinegar, Donghe Black Rice, Jing Pomegranate

  NO8: Nujiang Prefecture

  Introduction: Nujiang Prefecture, located in the northwest of Yunnan Province, is the only Lisu Autonomous Prefecture in China. The Dulong and Nu ethnic groups are unique to Nujiang.

  Best Travel Season: October to April of the next year

  Although Nujiang Prefecture can be visited throughout the year, due to the hot and rainy summer here, the stone and dirt roads built along the mountains have poor road conditions. During the rainy season, the roads are difficult and dangerous to travel on. Therefore, the best travel time should be arranged from October each year to April of the next year, especially around the Spring Festival when there are many ethnic festivals. Visitors can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery but also participate in unique local festivals and celebrations.

  Nujiang Prefecture Attractions: Nujiang First Bend, Stone Moon, Dulong River, Shuangnawadi Tiger Leap Gorge, Anti-British Monument, Fascinating Luoguoqing, Qingnatong Valley

  Nujiang Prefecture Specialties: Musk Deer, Black Bear, Marble, Siye Black (a type of product)

Traveling to Yunnan, essential travel guide for Yunnan tourism, comprehensive Yunnan travel tips

  NO9: Qujing

  Introduction: Qujing is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Yunnan Province, located in the east of Yunnan Province. It ranks second in comprehensive strength in Yunnan Province.

  Best Travel Season: From January to early April each year, with the prime time being mid-March

Traveling to Yunnan, essential travel guide for Yunnan tourism, comprehensive Yunnan travel tips

  Qujing has a subtropical plateau monsoon climate with diverse climate types. The average temperature in the hottest July is 19°C, and the average temperature in the coldest January is 14°C. The best travel seasons are spring and autumn. In summer, due to rainfall, road conditions may be poor, and even mudslides may occur. From January to early April each year, the rapeseed flowers bloom all over Luoping. It is the most suitable time to visit the flower fields and take photos. The prime time for rapeseed flowers to bloom is mid-March.

  Qujing Attractions: Luoping Duoyi River, Luliang Colorful Sandstone Forest, Huize Ten Thousand Mu Grassland, Jiulong Waterfall, Luoping Rapeseed Flowers, Luliang Colorful Sandstone Forest, Zhujiang Source, Shibalianshan, Cuifeng Mountain, Xianglu Mountain

  Qujing Cuisine: Xuanwei Ham, Maoyi Sanzi, Luliang Duck, Zhanyi Spicy Chicken, Leek Flowers, Steamed Rice Noodles, Dahe Black Pig, Malong Scallion Bulb, Luoping Ginger, Leye Chili, Xundian Chestnut, Shizong Mandarin Orange, Yanshui Pomegranate, Luoping Laochang Liquor, Fuyuan Konjac, Huize Speckled Brass Vessels, Fuyuan Iron Pot, Luoping Colored Eggs, Huize Brass Vessels, Zhanyi Baishui Tofu

  Tip: The sunshine in the Qujing area is intense, especially in the Duoyi River region where the altitude is about 1000 meters lower than other attractions in Luoping. Therefore, the climate is relatively hot. Be sure to bring a sun umbrella and sunscreen. Luoping has frequent rainfall in summer, so don’t forget to bring an umbrella.

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