Day1 Kunming-Cuihu, Xishan, Dianchi Lake

Z53, Beijing to Kunming, 2085 kilometers, 34 hours. At 07:18, we arrived in Spring City-Kunming early in the morning.

I ate a bowl of crossing the bridge rice noodles next to the train station. When it comes to Yunnan cuisine, the first reaction is crossing the bridge rice noodles.

Take the bus to Cuihu.

Passing by the Army Lecture Hall, not far away is the famous former site of Southwest Associated University.

Subway goes to Xishan. That's how I am. When I go to a city, I have to experience all public transportation. Haha.

Chamahua Street at the foot of the mountain drank big bowls of tea, ate Tibetan pig barbecue and flower cakes. Yunnan is really rich in good ingredients.

I originally wanted to take the bus to Dianchi Lake, but I didn't expect the bus to come for a long time. I finally took the bus upside down when I came. I had to go to Dianchi Lake.

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Go to Dali by high-speed rail and stay at B & Bs near Dali Railway Station (B & Bs in Yunnan are all cheap, clean and good. Maybe accommodation in Beijing is too expensive).

Day2 Dali-Dali University, Three Towers of Chongsheng Temple, Ancient City of Dali

Take the bus-Santa special line to Dali University. Dali University backs Cangshan Mountain and faces Erhai Lake. Cangshan Mountain is surrounded by clouds and mist, which is very spectacular.

At noon, I had a meal of pickled cabbage pork knuckle hot pot and Xuanwei ham rice at Dali University. It was the best meal in this trip and even all my current trips.

Take a taxi to the Third Pagoda, tie a colorful head rope, and buy a silver bracelet.

You can save time by taking a battery car and walking around from behind to front. Buddha Capital, this place ranks first in terms of the number of Buddha statues among the temples I have visited. But our statement over there was that after taking pictures of the Buddha statue, we had to go home to support it, so we didn't take pictures.

Yunnan, Yunnan, south of the colorful clouds. Dali already has an altitude of 2000 meters, and the clouds are beautiful, different from those seen in the coastal plains.

Three towers. The main tower forms a perfectly contracted shape from bottom to top, and the three towers form a perfect triangle with each other, a model of aesthetic proportion.

Walking through the ancient city of Dali, it's a bit crowded at night. I bought the famous bait nuggets and carved plum blossoms in Dali, and had steam pot chicken for dinner.

Stayed at a B & B outside the ancient city of Dali. After chatting, I didn't expect that I was a fellow villager from the next city. Haha.

Day3 Dali-Erhai Cycling: Shangguanhua, Xizhou, Haishue Park, Shuanglang Ancient City

Dali's scenery is summarized as wind, flowers, snow, and moon. (Xiaguan Wind, Shangguan Flowers, Cangshan Snow, Erhai Moon)

Riding Duha Kuaizhu (online rental electric car) to Shangguanhua. I got up early and there was no one on the road. It was still thunder the night before, but it cleared up in the morning. I was lucky, so the air was very fresh and I felt good.

Return to Xizhou.

Xizhou is a Bai village with distinctive ethnic characteristics. I ate Xizhou Baba and jelly for lunch.

From Xizhou to Haitang Park, Baidu maps showed us a road that did not seem to be a road. The view was quite wide, but a section of the way was flooded (Dali rained heavily a few days ago) and we waded through the river. When I returned, I realized that there were major roads around Xizhou and I could also take a donkey cart, but it was a little smelly, so forget it.

There are a lot of water and grass in Haishue Park, and the impression is not very good.

The "pig" we were riding seemed to have a problem. The power dropped quickly, and in the end, 1% of the electricity returned to the starting point. It was quite thrilling.

Hire a ride to Shuanglang.

The ancient city of Shuanglang is much quieter than the ancient city of Dali, and I personally feel that it is more beautiful under the sunset.

In the evening, we had a set meal and tasted Erhai fish. It's really delicious, and the food is also delicious, and the portions are very, very large. Haha, I'm full.

Erhai Moon.

Susuanglang Ancient City B & B.

Day4 Dali, Shangri-La-First Bay of the Yangtze River, Songzanlin Temple, Dukezong Ancient City

I woke up early in the morning and ate rice bait. It was very delicious. The sea on this side of Shuanglang is much better, and it is refreshing to get up in the morning.

The bus goes to Shangri-La and walks along the Jinsha River. If you don't have personal experience, many geographical terms are just a few Chinese characters in textbooks. The three rivers flow parallel, with mountains on one side and river valleys on the other. I admire the drivers who have been traveling on this road all year round. Pass by the First Bay of the Yangtze River and the Tiger Leaping Gorge.

Arrive at Diqing (Shangri-La) at 4 p.m. Seeing that there was still time, I went to Songzanlin Temple. The full name of Songzanlin Temple is Gardan Songzanlin Temple and is called the "Little Potala Palace". I like architecture, especially religious buildings. Tibetan Buddhist temples have unique beauty and magnificent feeling. The Tibetan tour guide was extremely good-looking and learned about Master Tsongkhapa for the first time. Master Tsongkhapa was the founder of the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism (Yellow Religion) and had a high status. He was later seen many times in Beijing's Yonghegong Temple and other places. His name. Xiaozhi also experienced high-level anti-corruption, which was still very scary, but the auntie selling souvenirs next to him was not surprised by it.

In the evening, we ate yak hot pot, highland barley cake, and butter tea. It was the seventh day of the seventh day, and the store even invited a wandering singer to sing several songs. Eating yak meat, listening to good songs, immersed in it gives a feeling of transcending worldly trivial matters.

Dukezong means the ancient city of moonlight. Turn the world's largest prayer wheel three times, and your wishes come true.

Sudukezong Ancient City B & B.

Day5 Shangri-La-Pudacuo

The car of a Tibetan master whom Didi met the day before went to Pudacuo. Pudacuo is divided into two parts: Yudu Lake and Bita Sea. It is said to be China's first [national park], and I think it deserves it.

Yudu Lake is 3625 meters above sea level, but we learned to be smart and bought enough oxygen to absorb it.

A true mirror of the sky.

A little squirrel who is not afraid of people.

Since the Bita Sea was not open, it was over in the morning. In the afternoon, go to Lijiang and stay at Lijiang B & B.

Day6 Lijiang-Yulong Snow Mountain

I signed up for a small group to go to Yulong Snow Mountain. The Blue Moon Valley is very beautiful, the steep fan is spectacular, and the Mandarin of the Naxi drivers is very funny.

The cableway passes through the clouds and clouds without a top. Lift from 3356 meters to 4506 meters.

All of our small group climbed the 4680-meter highest viewing platform. Even the driver thought it was an uncommon thing and praised our "mother"(young). It was so good.

The train returns to Kunming.

Day8 Wuhan (on the way back)

Since there were no direct trains from Kunming to my home (Linyi), we chose to transfer trains in Wuhan, and we happened to arrive at Wuchang Station and Hankou Station. So we chose to go to Hubu Lane to eat Shitaipo hot dry noodles, and then walk through Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge.

Take the bus to Simenkou (Hubu Lane). Wuhan's bus drivers are quite fierce.

I couldn't get a taxi at Guishan after passing the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge. The bus took a long time to arrive. I'm afraid I missed the train. I didn't expect the train from Wuhan to be late (it seemed to be a typhoon in Weihai). Hankou Station is very beautiful.

Come on, Wuhan!