With a beautiful scenery and numerous temples, Jizu Shan (which means "Chicken Foot Mountain") is one of China's most famous Buddhist mountains. It is located in Binchuan County / Dali prefecture, some 370 kilometers west of Kunming and is a great for visiting all year round.
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Nora Li
posted on Wednesday, February 8th at 23:43
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Justin Wang
posted on Wednesday, December 7th at 00:45
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( Tengchong, Photography, Dali, Weishan )
Yunnan is specifically interesting for photographers. Our photography tours throughout Yunnan are of course best when specific areas of interest are most spectacular, like the blooming of the Luoping Rapeseed Flowers during spring time. Visit Yunnan now to witness the colorful cherry blossom!
Christy Huang
posted on Wednesday, October 12th at 02:45
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( Nuodeng, Photography, Old Towns of Yunnan, Heijing, Dali )
Located at the southern end of the Three Parallel Rivers World Heritage Site, cozy Nuodeng Village is nestled at the banks of Bijiang River, which is known for it's beautiful winding bends here. Nuodeng is one of the earliest economic centers of the local Bai minority.
Joy Yang
posted on Sunday, September 11th at 20:49
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Iva's diary closely comes to an end. Enjoy part 5 of 6, leading her always in the direction of the Myanmar border, passing Dali, Baoshan and the great Nujiang River during the second half of July. Hospitality of locals, increadible scenery but also heaps of rain were her companions.
Christy Huang
posted on Monday, August 29th at 00:37
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Combined show and eating events are numerous and popular all over China. The Dish-Serving-Dances in Yunnan's Nanjian Yi Autonomous County is a bit different though. Dancing while serving their guests dishes, is an important etiquette of the local Yi people.
Joy Yang
posted on Thursday, March 17th at 23:41
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As the largest fetival in Dali, the "March Street" has since long drawn thousands of people to the old town, local markets and to the greatest celebration of the local Bai minority itself every year. In 2016, the festival is taking place in the week of April 21. to 27.
Joy Yang
posted on Monday, January 18th at 01:29
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( Cuisine, Dali, Weishan, Old Towns of Yunnan )
Situated right south of Dali and the Er'hai Lake, Weishan City is still an insider tipp, a bit off the beaten track and at the same time relatively easy to reach. Once a year in spring, people from the area gather to celebrate and offer their 小吃 (xiao chi) - snacks!
Aaron Mao
posted on Friday, January 15th at 00:38
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( Cuisine, Ethnic Minorities, Dali )
Ever had insects for lunch or dinner? In Yunnan, it's actually pretty popular to snack them deep fried. We admit, it must sound strange to a lot of people to eat animals which one preferably wants to only get rid of. But give it a crispy try!
Christy Huang
posted on Wednesday, January 6th at 00:50
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( Dali, Biking, Erhai Lake )
Don't just want to enjoy local food in restaurants and look at sights while on holiday? Get active and use your stay in Dali biking along or around adjacent Erhai Lake. Various routes with different lengths can be recommended!
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