Luliang County

Luliang County (陆良县) is administered by Qujing City (曲靖市) in eastern Yunnan Province (云南省). Known as the “Pearl of Eastern Yunnan,” the county occupies one of the province’s largest and most fertile highland basins. Its open farmland, long-established agricultural economy, convenient regional roads, and distinctive Cuan heritage give Luliang a character quite different from Yunnan’s better-known mountain and ancient-town destinations.

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Located in Qujing City, Luliang County is historically known as the Homeland of Cuan Culture. It occupies one of Yunnan’s largest highland basins and has long been regarded as an important agricultural centre in eastern Yunnan.

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Luliang County is a charming destination in Qujing City, Yunnan Province, offering a combination of spectacular landforms, ecological landscapes, traditional culture, and rural experiences. Centered around attractions such as Colored Sand Forest (彩色沙林), Baishuitang Wetland (白水塘), and Dajue Temple (大觉寺), travel packages in Luliang County can include nature exploration, cultural discovery, photography tours, and countryside leisure experiences. Visitors can choose from one-day trips, weekend tours, or in-depth journeys to explore the unique beauty of eastern Yunnan.

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Luliang County (陆良县) lies in eastern Yunnan and occupies the province’s largest highland fault-basin plain. Its broad agricultural basin, surrounding mountains and elevations ranging from approximately 1,640 to 2,687 metres create noticeable differences in temperature, rainfall and seasonal scenery.

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Located in eastern Yunnan Province (云南省), Luliang County (陆良县) occupies the broad and comparatively level Luliang Basin. Its transport network combines expressways, national highways, county roads, paved rural roads, public buses, coaches, taxis, minibuses, and private charter vehicles. Road conditions across the basin are generally suitable for coaches and standard passenger cars, while outlying mountain areas require more careful planning.

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Luliang County (陆良县) is one of the cultural heartlands of Cuan culture in eastern Yunnan. Yi, Buyi, Miao and other ethnic communities live alongside the Han population, creating a rich calendar of folk rituals, village celebrations, cultural performances and seasonal countryside events.

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Luliang County (陆良县) lies within Qujing City (曲靖市) in eastern Yunnan. Known for its Cuan cultural heritage, colorful sandstone formations, historic inscriptions, plateau wetlands and rural landscapes, the county makes a rewarding side trip from Kunming or Qujing.

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Luliang County Travel Maps provide visitors with a clear overview of the county’s attractions, transportation networks, and tourism resources. Centered around Luliang County Town (陆良县城), the maps highlight the locations of major attractions such as Colored Sand Forest (彩色沙林), Baishuitang Wetland (白水塘), and surrounding villages and cultural sites, helping travelers plan efficient routes.

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Located in Qujing City (曲靖市), Luliang County (陆良县) is known as the birthplace of Cuan culture and a convenient base for exploring colorful sandstone formations, historic monuments, plateau wetlands and rural landscapes in eastern Yunnan. Its accommodation market is concentrated in the county town, with fewer hotels around the outlying attractions and villages.

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Known as the “Granary of Eastern Yunnan,” Luliang County (陆良县) has a lively food culture shaped by fertile farmland, Cuan heritage and the traditions of its Yi and Hui communities. Potatoes, rice noodles, cold rice rolls, buckwheat cakes, local pastries and country-style dishes form the backbone of everyday dining.

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Luliang County (陆良县) is a culturally diverse part of eastern Yunnan where ethnic minority communities live among a much larger Han population. Members of 28 ethnic groups reside in the county, with the Yi and Hui communities forming its principal historically established minority populations. Other residents include people of Bai, Zhuang, Hani, Buyi, Miao and additional ethnic backgrounds.

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Here are some Luoping county photos taken by our tourists and our teams. The beautiful landscapes make people want to live here, and the landscapes are so wonderful that people can enjoy from these pictures directly. From the pictures, you can enjoy the landscape of Wufeng Mountain, Baishuitang Pond, Zhongnanshan Mountain, Niutoushan Mountain, Longhai Mountain, Ruyi Dragon Pool, Dugong River, Maizihe River Park, Dadieshui Waterfall, Maizihe River and Sanchahe Ten-Li Lotus, Cuanlongyan Tablet, Qianfo Pagoda of Dajue Temple, Zhongling Academy, Longfeng Temple, Puji Temple and Dajue Temple.

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Shopping in Luliang County (陆良县) ranges from modern commercial centres and traditional farmers’ markets to scenic-area souvenir shops and ethnic handicraft workshops. Visitors can find locally produced foods, mulberry-silk textiles, rural agricultural products, Cuan-culture souvenirs and handmade Yi crafts.

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Located in Qujing City (曲靖市), Luliang County (陆良县) is known as the “Homeland of Cuan Culture.” Its educational resources, ancient inscriptions, colorful sandstone landforms, rural communities and living craft traditions create excellent opportunities for international student education tours in Yunnan.

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Luliang County administrative divisions consist of two subdistricts, seven towns and two townships. The county is administered by Qujing City (曲靖市) in eastern Yunnan Province (云南省) and covers approximately 1,989.47 square kilometres. The county government is based in Zhongshu Subdistrict, while no county-level city falls under Luliang’s jurisdiction.

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