A few days of travelogue in Kunming

Kunming is suitable for wintering, and compared to Sanya, the accommodation prices here are more affordable, and it's also nice to feed the seagulls at Dian Lake without a sea view. The most memorable are the crossing-the-bridge noodles and grilled tofu, which are almost all delicious, though a bit pricey. A casual set meal costs about fifty or sixty yuan, but the soup tastes very good, especially the chicken soup flavor is very rich, with a light pepper taste that suits my stomach well. After eating it for two or three days, three or four times, I still can't get enough of it. Transportation in Kunming is also very convenient. Taking a taxi is not expensive, but during the Spring Festival, taxis add five yuan to the fare, which, even though approved, is a rare practice nationwide and is debatable. There are many places to go in Kunming, including various parks, the Golden Temple, Xishan Cableway, etc. Almost every park has seagulls, especially Cuihu Park, which is really beautiful, and very crowded.