Yunnan Lijiang Dongba (Simplified Chinese: 云南丽江东巴) was a Chinese football club based in Yunnan, China. It competed in the China League Two between 2004 and 2006.
After Yunnan Hongta was merged with Chongqing Lifan at the end of the 2003 season, a lot of Yunnan players became expandable and were seeking playing opportunities elsewhere. In February 2004 Yunnan Lijiang Dongba was established and was mainly consisted of the reserve team members of Yunnan Hongta and ranked third in the China League Two. After failing to gain promotion from the League Two in 2006, the team was disbanded.
Yunnan Hongta (Simplified Chinese: 云南红塔) was a football club who played in the Chinese Jia-A League who were founded by the Shenzhen Kinspar Group in 1996 and named Shenzhen Kinspar (Simplified Chinese: 深圳金鹏). The club predominantly played within the lower leagues until they were sold to the Yunnan Hongta Group, a tobacco producer who renamed the team Yunnan Hongta and moved the club to Kunming to play in the Tuodong Stadium. Yunnan Hongta would win promotion to the Chinese Jia-A League in the 1999 league season where they remained until Chongqing Lifan bought then merged the teams in 2003.
Founded as Shenzhen Kinspar (or Shenzhen Jinpeng, Simplified Chinese: 深圳金鹏) by the Shenzhen Kinspar Group in 1996, the club won the membership of the second division (Chinese Football Association Jia League Group B) by defeating Xiamen in the final of the third and the lowest division Chinese Football Association Yi League. In the following year, Shenzhen Kinspar lost the bid to the championship and sold the club to Yunnan Hongta Group, a tobacco producer. The team was renamed Yunnan Hongta. They played in Tuodong Stadium.
Yunnan Hongta made huge investment in the club. First, Qi Wusheng, who failed to lead China to qualify for the 1998 FIFA World Cup was introduced in 1999. Next, the club bought a lot of young players from the upper division (Group A). Under Qi Wusheng the team won the runner up position of Group B and was promoted to Group A.
In the next year, Ou Chuliang, the goalkeeper of the national team, was transferred from Shanghai Shenhua. Qi Wusheng’s coaching in the national team made the team attractive to many national footballers. In 2002, another national team regular player Wei Qun followed Ou Chuliang and joined the team.
After settled down in Group A, Yunnan Hongta began to chase the championship in 2002. However, despite of leading in the first half, they end up with the seventh. In the same year, they hosted Real Madrid during their offseason.
After ranked the seventh in the following year, the Yunnan Hongta Group lost the patience for the national title and sold the team to the relegated Chongqing Lifan. The merger ended Yunnan Hongta’s hope of championship. Without the huge investment from the Yunnan Hongta Group, the new team end with the last spot in two years.
The reserve team of Yunnan Hongta was not sold, however. They formed a new club named Lijiang Dongba and had played in the China League Two for three seasons.
Yunnan Honghe Bulls (Chinese: 云南红河奔牛) or Yunnan Honghe or Yunnan Bulls were a basketball team in the South Division of the Chinese Basketball Association, based in Mengzi, Yunnan (Chinese: 云南蒙自).
They won the 2004 Chinese Basketball League (CBL) championship and were promoted to the CBA for the 2004–2005 season, replacing the disqualified Beijing Olympians.
In the 2004–2005 season, the Yunnan Bulls finished in fourth place in the South Division and upset the North Division’s Liaoning Hunters in the quarter-finals, but lost in the semi-finals to the Jiangsu Dragons. In 2005–2006 they again finished in fourth place in the South Division, but were eliminated by the North Division’s Beijing Ducks in the quarter-finals.
Bashu culture (Chinese: 巴蜀文化; pinyin: Bāshǔ Wénhuà), sometimes also named Chongqing-Sichuan culture, refers to the culture of Sichuan province and Chongqing city, China and the surrounding areas, including parts of the neighboring provinces of Yunnan and Guizhou, since the Han Chinese groups in these two provinces also primarily speak Southwestern Mandarin nowadays. It has a long history of over 3000 years, widely regarded as one of the cradles of modern Chinese civilization.
This list is of Major Sites Protected for their Historical and Cultural Value at the National Level in the Province of Yunnan, People’s Republic of China.
Site | Chinese name | Location | Designation | Image |
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Shizhongshan Caves | Shizhongshan shiku 石钟山石窟 | Jianchuan County | 1-47 | |
Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple | Chongsheng si san ta 崇圣寺三塔 | 1-65 | ![]() |
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Cuan Baozi Stele | Cuan Baozi bei 爨宝子碑 | Qujing | 1-126 | |
Cuan Longyan Stele | Cuan Longyan bei 爨龙颜碑 | Luliang County | 1-127 | |
Site of the Meeting with King Duan | Duanshi yu sanshiqi bu huimeng bei 段氏与三十七部会盟碑 | Qujing | 1-129 | |
Taihe City ruins | Taihe cheng yizhi 太和城遗址 | Dali City | 1-157 | |
Golden Hall of Taihe Palace | Taihe gong Jindian 太和宫金殿 | 2-38 | ||
Dharani Pillar of Ksitigarbha Temple | Dizang si jingchuang 地藏寺经幢 | Kunming | 2-45 | |
Yuanmou Man site | Yuanmou yuanren yizhi 元谋猿人遗址 | Yuanmou County | 2-46 | |
Yunnan Military Academy site | Yunnan lujun jiangwutang (jiuzhi) 云南陆军讲武堂 (旧址) | Kunming | 3-18 | |
Tomb of Nie Er | Nie Er mu 聂耳墓 | Kunming | 3-41 | ![]() |
Guangyun Temple | Guangyun mian si 广允缅寺 | Cangyuan County | 3-123 | |
Jingzhen Octagonal Pavilion | Jingzhen bajiao ting 景真八角亭 | Menghai County | 3-124 | |
Manfeilong Pagoda | Manfeilong ta 曼飞龙塔 | Jinghong | 3-157 | |
Yuan Zi Rock Carvings | Yuan Zi tiji moya shike 袁滋题记摩崖石刻 | Yanjin County | 3-174 | |
Iron Column of Nanzhao | Nanzhao tiezhu 南诏铁柱 | Midu County | 3-180 | |
Ramapithecus Fossil Site | Lama guyuan huashi didian 腊玛古猿化石地点 | Lufeng County | 3-181 | |
Shifodong Site | Shifodong yizhi 石佛洞遗址 | Gengma County | 4-18 | |
Miaozhan Temple Diamond Throne Pagoda | Miaozhan si Jingang ta 妙湛寺金刚塔 | Kunming | 4-87 | |
Dabaoji Palace and Liuli Hall | Dabaoji gong yu Liuli dian 大宝积宫与琉璃殿 | Yulong County | 4-159 | |
Zhongxin Assembly Hall | Zhongxin zhen gongtang 中心镇公堂 | Shangri-La County | 4-186 | |
Nalou Governor Headquarters | Nalou zhangguansi shu 纳楼长官司署 | Jianshui County | 4-213 | |
Nandian Xuanfu Headquarters | Nandian xuanfu sishu 南甸宣抚司署 | Lianghe County | 4-214 | |
National Heroes Cemetery | Guoshang muyuan 国殇墓园 | Tengchong County | 4-246 | |
Hanzhuang City site | Hanzhuang chengzhi 汉庄城址 | Baoshan | 5-106 | |
Shizhaishan Tombs | Shizhaishan gumuqun 石寨山古墓群 | Jinning County | 5-179 | |
Lijiashan Tombs | Lijiashan gumuqun 李家山古墓群 | Jiangchuan County | 5-180 | |
Bai Architecture of Xizhou | Xizhou Baizu gu jianzhuqun 喜洲白族古建筑群 | Dali City | 5-404 | |
Jianshui Confucian Temple | Jianshui wenmiao 建水文庙 | Jianshui County | 5-405 | |
Qiongzhu Temple | Qiongzhu si 筇竹寺 | 5-406 | ||
Kublai Khan’s Conquest of Yunnan Stele | Yuan Shizu Pingyunnan bei 元世祖平云南碑 | Dali City | 5-464 | |
Cangyuan Rock Paintings | Cangyuan yahua 沧源崖画 | Cangyuan County | 5-465 | |
Baiyangcun site | Baiyang cun yizhi 白羊村遗址 | Binchuan County | 6-187 | |
Longyutushan City site | Longyutu shanchengzhi 巄嶼图山城址 | Weishan County | 6-188 | |
Batatai Tombs | Batatai muqun 八塔台墓群 | Qujing | 6-281 | |
Yingpancun Tombs | Yingpancun muqun 营盘村墓群 | Yongsheng County | 6-282 | |
Shuimu Temple Pagoda | Shuimu si ta 水目寺塔 | Xiangyun County | 6-738 | |
Pagodas of Huiguang Temple and Changle Temple | Dongxi si ta 东西寺塔 | Kunming | 6-739 | |
Fotu Temple Pagoda | Fotu si ta 佛图寺塔 | Dali City | 6-740 | |
Dayao White Pagoda | Dayao baita 大姚白塔 | Dayao County | 6-741 | |
Caoxi Temple | Caoxi si 曹溪寺 | Anning | 6-742 | |
Old Architecture of Xiushan | Xiushan gu jianzhuqun 秀山古建筑群 | Tonghai County | 6-743 | |
Main Hall of Zhilin Temple | Zhilin si dadian 指林寺大殿 | Jianshui County | 6-744 | |
Stone Town of Baoshan | Baoshan shitoucheng 宝山石头城 | Yulong County | 6-745 | |
Anning Confucian Temple | Anning wenmiao 安宁文庙 | Anning | 6-746 | |
Zhoucheng Confucian Temple and War God Temple | Zhoucheng Wenmiao he Wumiao 州城文庙和武庙 | Binchuan County | 6-747 | |
Old Architecture of Zhenqing Temple | Zhenqingguan gu jianzhuqun 真庆观古建筑群 | Kunming | 6-748 | |
Old Architecture of Heilongtan | Heilongtan gu jianzhuqun 黑龙潭古建筑群 | Lijiang | 6-749 | |
Longhua Temple | Longhua si 龙华寺 | Yao’an County | 6-750 | |
Baoshan Yuhuang Pavilion | Baoshan Yuhuang ge 保山玉皇阁 | Baoshan | 6-751 | |
Changyanglou | Chaoyang lou 朝阳楼 | Jianshui County | 6-752 | ![]() |
Old Architecture of Ximen Street | Ximen jie gu jianzhuqun 西门街古建筑群 | Jianchuan County | 6-753 | |
Xingjiao Temple, Shaxi | Shaxi Xingjiao si 沙溪兴教寺 | Jianchuan County | 6-754 | ![]() |
Jinlong Bridge | Jinlong qiao 金龙桥 | Lijiang | 6-755 | |
Menglian Xuanfu Residence | Menglian xuanfu sishu 孟连宣抚司署 | Menglian | 6-756 | |
Manduan Buddhist Temple | Manduan Fosi 曼短佛寺 | Menghai County | 6-757 | |
Shuanglong Bridge | Shuanglong qiao 双龙桥 | Jianshui County | 6-758 | |
Changchun Caves | Changchun dong 长春洞 | Weishan County | 6-759 | |
Shouguo Temple | Shouguo si 寿国寺 | Weixi County | 6-760 | |
Huize Guildhall | Huize huiguan 会泽会馆 | Huize County | 6-761 | |
Meng Xiaoju Stele | Meng Xiaoju bei 孟孝琚碑 | Zhaotong | 6-861 | |
Wang Renqiu Stele | Wang Renqiu bei 王仁求碑 | Anning | 6-862 | |
Tomb Stele of Ma Hazhi | Ma Hazhi mubei 马哈只墓碑 | Jinning County | 6-863 | |
Wujiazhai Railway Bridge | Wujiazhai tielu qiao 五家寨铁路桥 | Pingbian County | 6-1053 | ![]() |
Catholic Church in Cizhong | Cizhong jiaotang 茨中教堂 | Dêqên County | 6-1054 | ![]() |
Shilongba Hydroelectric Power Station | Shilongba shuidianzhan 石龙坝水电站 | Kunming | 6-1055 | ![]() |
Old Mengzi Customs House | Mengzi haiguan jiuzhi 蒙自海关旧址 | Mengzi City | 6-1056 | |
Jijie Station | Jijie huochezhan 鸡街火车站 | Gejiu | 6-1057 | |
Qihelou | Qihe lou 企鹤楼 | Shiping County | 6-1058 | |
Chen Family Ancestral Temple | Chenshi zongci 陈氏宗祠 | Shiping County | 6-1059 | |
Heshun Library | Heshun tushuguan jiuzhi 和顺图书馆旧址 | Tengchong County | 6-1060 | |
Yunyan Pagoda | Yunyan ta 允燕塔 | Yingjiang County | 6-1061 | |
National Southwestern Associated Universitysite | Guoli xinan lianhe daxue (jiuzhi) 国立西南联合大学 (旧址) | Kunming | 6-1062 | |
Songshan Battlefield | Songshan zhanyi jiuzhi 松山战役旧址 | Longling County | 6-1063 | |
Memorial Hall to Victory against the Japanese | Kangzhan shengli jiniantang 抗战胜利纪念堂 | Kunming | 6-1064 | |
Stone Plaque bearing the Oath of the Solidarity of the Peoples of China | Minzu tuanjie shici bei 民族团结誓词碑 | Pu’er | 6-1065 | |
Hongsheng Temple Pagodas | Hongsheng si ta 弘圣寺塔 | Dali City | 7-1372 |
This is a list of universities and colleges in Yunnan Province.
Note: Institutions without full-time bachelor programs are not listed.
The following notation is used:
The default list should follow the neutral order provided by MOE, namely the numerical order of identification codes.
Name | Chinese name | Type | Location | Note |
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Yunnan University | 云南大学 | Provincial | Kunming | Ω |
Kunming University of Science and Technology | 昆明理工大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Yunnan Agricultural University | 云南农业大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Southwest Forestry University | 西南林业大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Kunming Medical University | 昆明医科大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Dali University | 大理大学 | Provincial | Dali | |
Kunming University of Science and Technology | 昆明理工大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Yunnan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine | 云南中医学院 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Yunnan Normal University | 云南师范大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Zhaotong University | 昭通学院 | Provincial | Zhaotong | |
Qujing Normal University | 曲靖师范学院 | Provincial | Qujing | |
Pu’er University | 普洱学院 | Provincial | Pu’er | |
Baoshan University | 保山学院 | Provincial | Baoshan | |
Honghe University | 红河学院 | Provincial | Honghe | |
Yunnan University of Finance and Economics | 云南财经大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Yunnan Arts University | 云南艺术大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Yunnan Minzu University | 云南民族大学 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Yuxi Normal University | 师范玉溪学院 | Provincial | Yuxi | |
Chuxiong Normal University | 楚雄师范学院 | Provincial | Chuxiong | |
Yunnan Police College | 云南警官学院 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Kunming University | 昆明学院 | Provincial | Kunming | |
Wenshan University | 文山学院 | Provincial | Wenshan |
Yunnan University
Kunming University of Science and Technology
Yunnan Agricultural University
Yunnan Normal University
Southwest Institute of Forestry
Kunming Medical College
Yunnan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Dali Medical College
Yuxi Teachers College
Chuxiong Normal University
Qujing Normal College
Yunnan Institute of Finance and Trade
Yunnan Arts Institute
Yunnan Institute for Nationalities
Honghe College
Yunnan Police College
Yunnan Medical College
Yunnan Vocational College of Judicial Officer
Kunming College of Metallurgy
Baoshan Teachers’ College
Wenshan Teachers College
Simao Teachers’ College
Kunming Teachers’ College
Zhaotong Teachers’ College
Kunming University
Kunming Vocational College of Art
Yunnan Vocational and Technical College of Communications
Yunnan Vocational College of Land Resources
Xishuangbanna Vocational and Technical College
Yunnan Vocational and Technical College of Science and Technology Information
Yuxi Vocational and Technical College of Agriculture
Kunming Vocational and Technical College of Industry
Yunnan Vocational and Technical College of Energy Resources
Yunnan Vocational and Technical College of Agriculture
Fuxian Lake, located in Yuxi City, Yunnan Province, is renowned for its pristine beauty and rich cultural heritage. It offers a diverse range of attractions and activities, making it an ideal destination for tourists seeking both relaxation and adventure.
Fuxian Lake is one of the deepest lakes in China, known for its crystal-clear waters and picturesque surroundings. The lake is surrounded by lush green mountains, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere that attracts visitors year-round.
Fuxian Lake region has a rich history dating back thousands of years, with evidence of ancient civilizations found in archaeological sites around the lake. These sites offer insights into the cultural and historical significance of the area.
The local communities around Fuxian Lake have preserved their unique traditions and customs, providing visitors with an opportunity to experience authentic Yunnanese culture through festivals, cuisine, and handicrafts.
Fuxian Lake is perfect for water enthusiasts, offering activities such as swimming, boating, kayaking, and fishing. The clear waters and scenic views provide an unparalleled experience for water sports enthusiasts of all levels.
Explore the surrounding mountains and forests through hiking trails that offer stunning panoramic views of the lake and its surroundings. Birdwatching and nature photography are popular activities for wildlife enthusiasts.
Relax and rejuvenate in natural hot springs located near Fuxian Lake, known for their therapeutic properties. Enjoy spa treatments and wellness therapies amidst the tranquil environment of the lake region.
Fuxian Lake and its surrounding ecosystems support a diverse range of flora and fauna, contributing to the region’s biodiversity. Conservation efforts aim to protect these natural habitats and promote sustainable tourism practices.
Join guided tours that focus on ecological conservation and sustainable practices. Learn about local conservation initiatives and participate in activities that contribute to preserving the lake’s natural beauty.
Choose from a variety of resorts, hotels, and guesthouses that offer comfortable accommodations with stunning lake views. Experience luxury and hospitality while enjoying the tranquility of Fuxian Lake.
Savor authentic Yunnan cuisine featuring fresh local ingredients, including freshwater fish and specialty dishes unique to the region. Explore local markets and restaurants to taste the flavors of Fuxian Lake.
Fuxian Lake Tourism and Vacation Zone offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and recreational activities for visitors seeking an unforgettable experience in Yunnan Province. Whether you’re interested in exploring ancient civilizations, enjoying water sports, or simply relaxing amidst stunning landscapes, Fuxian Lake promises an enriching and memorable travel destination.
Yangzonghai Lake, situated near Kunming in Yunnan Province, China, is a captivating destination known for its scenic beauty, cultural significance, and recreational opportunities. This guide highlights the attractions and activities that make Yangzonghai Lake an ideal spot for tourists seeking relaxation and adventure.
Yangzonghai Lake is celebrated for its serene waters and picturesque surroundings. Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, the lake offers a tranquil atmosphere perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
The area around Yangzonghai Lake boasts a rich history dating back centuries. Archaeological sites nearby provide insights into ancient civilizations that once thrived in this region, offering visitors a glimpse into the area’s cultural heritage.
Experience the vibrant local culture through traditional festivals, cuisine, and handicrafts. Local communities around Yangzonghai Lake warmly welcome visitors, providing opportunities to immerse oneself in Yunnanese traditions and customs.
Yangzonghai Lake is ideal for water enthusiasts, offering activities such as swimming, boating, kayaking, and fishing. The calm waters and scenic backdrop create a perfect setting for leisurely water activities.
Explore the surrounding hills and forests through hiking trails that offer breathtaking views of Yangzonghai Lake and its environs. Birdwatching and wildlife photography opportunities abound for nature enthusiasts.
Relax and unwind in natural hot springs near Yangzonghai Lake, known for their therapeutic properties. Enjoy spa treatments and wellness therapies amidst the peaceful ambiance of the lake region.
Yangzonghai Lake and its surrounding ecosystems support a diverse range of flora and fauna, contributing to the region’s biodiversity. Conservation efforts aim to protect these natural habitats and promote sustainable tourism practices.
Participate in guided tours focused on ecological conservation and sustainable practices. Learn about local conservation initiatives and engage in activities that contribute to preserving Yangzonghai Lake’s natural beauty.
Choose from a variety of accommodations including resorts, hotels, and guesthouses offering comfortable stays with scenic views of Yangzonghai Lake. Experience hospitality and relaxation amidst the tranquil surroundings.
Indulge in authentic Yunnan cuisine featuring fresh local ingredients, including freshwater fish and specialty dishes unique to the region. Explore local markets and eateries to savor the flavors of Yangzonghai Lake.
Yangzonghai Lake Tourism and Vacation Zone promises an unforgettable travel experience in Yunnan Province, China, blending natural beauty, cultural heritage, and recreational activities. Whether you’re interested in exploring ancient history, enjoying water sports, or simply relaxing amidst stunning landscapes, Yangzonghai Lake offers something for every traveler seeking to explore the charm of Yunnan.
Tengchong, located in southwestern Yunnan Province, China, is a renowned tourism destination celebrated for its rich history, natural landscapes, geothermal features, and cultural diversity. This guide explores the attractions and activities that make Tengchong a captivating vacation zone.
Tengchong is known for its volcanic terrain, featuring hot springs, geysers, and volcanic craters. Visitors can explore geological wonders such as the “Rehai” geothermal area, where hot springs and bubbling mud pools create a unique natural spectacle.
The Gaoligong Mountain Range offers stunning vistas and diverse ecosystems, making it a haven for hikers, birdwatchers, and nature enthusiasts. Trekking trails lead through lush forests and alpine landscapes, providing opportunities to encounter rare wildlife and plant species.
Tengchong boasts well-preserved ancient towns and historic architecture, reflecting its strategic importance on the ancient Southern Silk Road. Explore sites like Heshun Ancient Town, renowned for its traditional courtyard homes, ancestral halls, and cultural museums.
Experience Tengchong’s cultural diversity through interactions with ethnic minorities such as the Dai, Bai, and Lisu. Local festivals, traditional costumes, and culinary traditions offer insights into the region’s vibrant cultural heritage.
Relax in Tengchong’s natural hot springs, renowned for their therapeutic properties and picturesque settings. Enjoy spa treatments and wellness therapies amidst the tranquil surroundings of volcanic landscapes.
Visit historical temples and pagodas scattered throughout Tengchong, showcasing Buddhist and Taoist architecture. Highlights include the Baisuifeng Pagoda with panoramic views of the town and surrounding countryside.
Explore the Tengchong Volcano Park to witness volcanic craters, lava formations, and panoramic viewpoints. Educational exhibits and guided tours provide insights into the region’s volcanic history and geological features.
Indulge in Tengchong’s diverse culinary offerings, featuring fresh produce, local herbs, and specialty dishes influenced by Dai and Bai cuisines. Don’t miss delicacies like Tengchong bean curd, hot pot dishes, and tea snacks.
Tengchong’s diverse ecosystems support a wealth of biodiversity, including rare plant species and endangered wildlife. Conservation efforts aim to preserve natural habitats and promote sustainable tourism practices.
Participate in guided ecological tours focused on wildlife conservation and environmental education. Explore nature reserves and protected areas to observe endemic species and contribute to conservation initiatives.
Choose from a range of accommodations in Tengchong, including luxury resorts, boutique hotels, and traditional guesthouses offering comfort and scenic views of volcanic landscapes. Experience warm hospitality and personalized service amidst cultural charm.
Tengchong Tourism and Vacation Zone offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and recreational activities in southwestern Yunnan Province, China. Whether you’re fascinated by volcanic landscapes, historical sites, hot springs, or local cuisine, Tengchong provides an enriching travel experience for adventurers and cultural enthusiasts alike. Explore the charm of Tengchong and discover why it’s a must-visit destination in Yunnan.
Xishuangbanna, located in southern Yunnan Province, China, is a vibrant and diverse tourism destination renowned for its rich cultural heritage, tropical rainforests, ethnic diversity, and unique festivals. This guide provides insights into the attractions and experiences that make Xishuangbanna a captivating vacation zone.
Xishuangbanna is home to lush tropical rainforests teeming with biodiversity. Explore nature reserves like the Menglun Tropical Botanical Garden and Xishuangbanna Nature Reserve to discover rare plant species, exotic wildlife, and pristine ecosystems.
The Lancang River winds through Xishuangbanna, offering scenic cruises, riverside trails, and opportunities for water sports. Experience the river’s serene beauty and observe local fishing villages along its banks.
Immerse yourself in the rich cultural traditions of the Dai ethnic minority, predominant in Xishuangbanna. Visit villages adorned with traditional Dai architecture, pagodas, and Buddhist temples such as the iconic Wat Xieng Muan.
Experience vibrant festivals like the Water-Splashing Festival (Songkran), showcasing Dai traditions with water rituals, dragon boat races, and colorful parades. Participate in festive activities and savor Dai cuisine during cultural celebrations.
Explore Jinghong, the main city of Xishuangbanna, known for its bustling markets, modern amenities, and cultural landmarks. Visit the Mengle Great Buddhist Temple and Jingzhen Octagonal Pavilion for architectural marvels and panoramic views.
Discover the world-renowned Menglun Tropical Botanical Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring diverse plant collections, botanical research facilities, and educational exhibits on tropical flora and conservation.
Visit Wild Elephant Valley to observe Asian elephants in their natural habitat. Explore scenic trails, watch elephant feeding sessions, and learn about conservation efforts to protect endangered species.
Indulge in authentic Dai cuisine known for its use of fresh herbs, rice noodles, and spicy flavors. Sample local delicacies like bamboo rice, grilled fish wrapped in banana leaves, and fragrant herbal teas.
Xishuangbanna promotes eco-friendly tourism practices and sustainable development initiatives to preserve natural resources and support local communities. Engage in responsible tourism activities and support conservation efforts in protected areas.
Participate in guided ecological tours to explore Xishuangbanna’s biodiversity hotspots, birdwatching sites, and nature reserves. Contribute to wildlife conservation projects and learn about eco-conscious initiatives.
Choose from a range of accommodations in Xishuangbanna, including luxury resorts, eco-friendly lodges, and guesthouses nestled in scenic landscapes. Experience warm hospitality, cultural immersion, and comfortable amenities during your stay.
Xishuangbanna Tourism and Vacation Zone offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and immersive experiences in southern Yunnan Province, China. Whether you’re exploring tropical rainforests, experiencing Dai festivals, or savoring local cuisine, Xishuangbanna promises an enriching journey for travelers seeking adventure, cultural discovery, and ecological awareness. Discover the charm of Xishuangbanna and embrace its unique blend of tradition, nature, and hospitality.
Heihuijiang River(黑惠江) is 349 kilometers long and flows through Lijiang, Dali, Menghua and Yongchang. It is known as the “one water across the four places”. Heihuijiang River originates from Baihanchang, Jiuhe Township, Lijiang County, with a length of 341.8 kilometers. Among them, Lijiang County has a length of 23.8 kilometers, 61.3 kilometers in Jianchuan County, and 46.2 kilometers in Wuyuan County. The elevation of origin of this river is 2780 meters. The total height difference of the river is 1790 meters, with an average drop of 3.4 ‰. It is a tributary of the left bank of the middle reaches of the Lancang River. It is the river with the largest drainage area and the longest flow in the Yunnan Province. It is narrow in north and wide in south. It plays a decisive role in Dali Prefecture, with a drainage area accounting for 42.8% of the total river area of Dali.
It derives from Jiuhe of Tiejia Mountain and Luofeng Mountain of Laojun Mountain, converges with the Jianchuan Lake. It flows across Eryuan, Dengchuan, Dali and Yangbi. Finally, it goes to Lancang River in Chajiang River.
Locals call it water centipede. It is not poisonous as the centipede. Shabachong likes the humid environment and hates the light. They are generally lying lazily in the warm sand and sediment. In the early morning, they will exploded after the ebb tide. It is a kind of delicious food with high protein.
There are many kinds of fish in Heihui River. The unique one is Baike Fish, which has white shell because of its fine white color. The locals also call it “white shell fish” . If the shrimps of the Erhai Sea are royalties, the shrimps of Heihui River are civilians with royal bloodlines between the streams. Although the shrimps of Heihuijiang are civilians, they do not lose the deliciousness and charm of the royal family. They are the best companion with wine in the local food.
The meandering Heihui River runs through Shaxi from north to south in the east. There is a crescent-shaped ancient bridge, Yujin Bridge, across the river, which is set off by distant towering green mountains.Yujin bridge was built in the Qing Dynasty Kangxi, a few hundred years war collapsed and damaged, in 1931, Yunnan Province Dali Shaxi Jianchuan County public fundraising to build ancient bridge, Bai famous scholar Zhao Fan as Yujin bridge repair specifically wrote “bridges offering cited”.
Take care of yourself when walking along the river.
You can visit Heihuijiang River all the year since it enjoys the favorable climate.
Dali, situated in Yunnan Province, China, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes centered around Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake. This guide unveils the enchanting attractions and experiences that define Dali as a premier tourism destination.
Cangshan Mountain offers majestic vistas, pristine alpine scenery, and diverse flora and fauna. Explore hiking trails ranging from gentle paths to challenging peaks, providing panoramic views of Dali Old Town and Erhai Lake.
Erhai Lake, known as the “Pearl of the Plateau,” is a tranquil freshwater lake surrounded by picturesque villages and terraced fields. Embark on boat cruises to explore the lake’s islands, visit fishing communities, and enjoy sunset views over the shimmering waters.
Step into Dali Old Town, a historic hub renowned for its well-preserved Bai architecture, ancient city walls, and vibrant markets. Wander through cobblestone streets lined with traditional courtyards, temples, and artisan workshops.
Immerse yourself in Bai ethnic culture through traditional festivals, music, and culinary traditions. Visit Bai villages such as Xizhou and Zhoucheng to admire Bai-style residences, intricate tie-dye techniques, and local craftsmanship.
Marvel at the iconic Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple, an architectural masterpiece dating back to the Tang Dynasty. Discover the temple complex’s history, Buddhist artifacts, and panoramic views of Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake.
Explore Xizhou Ancient Town to admire Bai-style architecture, ancient tea houses, and the renowned Yan’s Compound. Experience traditional tea ceremonies, sample local delicacies, and browse handicrafts at Xizhou’s vibrant markets.
Delight in Dali’s culinary offerings, blending Bai, Tibetan, and Han influences. Taste specialties like “crossing the bridge noodles,” stir-fried goat cheese, and fragrant Pu’er tea. Experience farm-to-table dining and authentic flavors in picturesque settings.
Embark on trekking adventures along Cangshan Mountain’s trails, varying in difficulty and offering scenic viewpoints. Cycle around Erhai Lake’s cycling routes, passing through lakeside villages, terraced fields, and cultural landmarks.
Experience Dali’s landscapes from above with hot air balloon rides over Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake. Enjoy panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, and the expansive lake, capturing memorable aerial photographs.
Indulge in therapeutic hot springs nestled in Cangshan Mountain’s foothills, offering relaxation and rejuvenation amid natural surroundings. Pamper yourself with spa treatments featuring local herbs, oils, and traditional healing techniques.
Choose from luxury resorts, boutique hotels, and guesthouses in Dali offering scenic views of Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake. Experience Bai hospitality, modern amenities, and cultural immersion in accommodations blending tradition with comfort.
Dali Cangshan Mountain & Erhai Lake Tourism and Vacation Zone captivates travelers with its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and diverse experiences in Yunnan Province, China. Whether hiking Cangshan Mountain, exploring Bai villages, or cruising Erhai Lake, Dali promises unforgettable adventures and tranquil escapes amidst stunning landscapes. Discover the charm of Dali’s historic towns, vibrant cultures, and serene lakeside vistas, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts, cultural explorers, and wellness seekers alike. Experience the allure of Dali and embrace its blend of natural splendor, heritage, and hospitality in the heart of Yunnan’s scenic landscapes.
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