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Because it's so beautiful! Life advice: You must visit Dali at least once. I love Dali in spring. If you have time, be sure to stay in Dali for a few more days and experience the slow-paced life. 📍Dali Located in the western part of Yunnan Province, Dali is a city with a rich history, profound culture, and stunning natural beauty. It was once the capital of the Nanzhao Kingdom and the Dali Kingdom, and boasts numerous historical sites and cultural heritages. Dali's Erhai Lake, Cangshan Mountain, ancient city, and temples attract countless tourists. 🏃Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Dali, visit the ancient city, and take a walk along Erhai Lake in the evening. Day 2: Head to Cangshan Mountain, visit the Jade Belt Cloud Trail, and experience the beauty of Cangshan. Day 3: Visit the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple, and go to Xizhou Ancient Town in the afternoon to experience Bai culture. Day 4: Visit Zhoucheng and Shuanglang, and experience the tranquility and beauty of Erhai Lake. Day 5: Choose attractions based on your interests, such as Butterfly Spring and Weishan Ancient City, and return to downtown Dali in the evening. Day 6: Leave Dali and end the trip. 🚌Transportation: Dali is easily accessible by road, rail, and air. Within Dali City, you can choose public transportation, taxis, cycling, or walking. Cycling is one of the best ways to experience the scenery of Dali. 📷Best photo spots: 1. Erhai Lake: Sunrise and sunset at Erhai Lake are perfect times for photography, offering beautiful clouds and lakeside scenery. 2. Cangshan Mountain: The Jade Belt Cloud Trail overlooks the entire Dali City and Erhai Lake, making it a great place to take scenic and cultural photos. 3. Dali Ancient City: The various buildings and streets in the ancient city are great places to take cultural photos. 4. Xizhou Ancient Town: The Bai dwellings and stone-paved roads in the ancient town are perfect backdrops for retro-style photos. 🍱Food: Dali's cuisine is mainly Bai cuisine, with specialties such as sour and spicy fish, roasted milk fan, and carved plums. In addition, Dali's hot pot, rice noodles, and barbecue are not to be missed. There are many snack stalls and restaurants in the ancient city where you can taste local delicacies. 📌Hidden gems: 1. Visit Small Putuo: Small Putuo is a small island in Erhai Lake with a statue of Guanyin and a temple. The environment is quiet and suitable for strolling and taking photos. 2. Cycle around Erhai Lake: Rent a bicycle or electric bike and cycle around Erhai Lake to enjoy the beautiful scenery and unique landforms along the way. 3. Visit Bai villages: There are many Bai villages around Xizhou Ancient Town, where you can learn about the customs and cultural traditions of the Bai people. ⚠️Tips: 1. Dali has strong ultraviolet rays, so please take sun protection measures before going out. 2. Please pay attention to protecting cultural relics and maintaining environmental hygiene when visiting the ancient city. 3. Please respect the privacy and customs of the locals when taking photos. 4. Please pay attention to food safety and hygiene when tasting local food.