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Tourist Attractions in Dali

The Scenery of Erhai Lake 5/5

Overview This amazing lake lies next to the amazing historic sites in the Dali valley and the natural scenery and good hiking trails on Cangshan Mountain. The whole region is full of interesting and beautiful sites. The easy access to beautiful and quiet places to camp, ride horses, ride bikes and hike in hi... more about Erhai Lake

Three Pagodas 4.55/5

Overview The Three Pagodas of Dali are famous in China for their size, beauty, and antiquity, and for their preservation. The central one is more than 1,100 years old and is one of the tallest pagodas ever built in China. These pagodas are situated between Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake, about 1.5 kilometer... more about Three Pagodas

Ancient City of Dali 4.43/5

Overview The ancient city of Dali is one of Yunnan's most popular tourist destinations. It has historic sites, ancient buildings and temples, nearby beautiful Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake, local crafts, and the "Foreigners' Street" with Western-style restaurants and bars and English-speaking bus... more about Dali Ancient City

The Scenery of Cangshan Mountain 4.40/5

Overview Cangshan Mountain is a high mountain rising above the city of Dali in the southern province of Yunnan that borders Vietnam. It is a scenic spot and a good hiking area where hikers may bring tents. There are 18 peaks on this mountain that are all over 3,500 meters in altitude, and the highest summit n... more about Cangshan Mountain

Houses of Bai People in Xizhou 4.30/5

Overview One of the 25 or so minority groups in Yunnan province is the Bai people. The history of this small minority is very interesting. The little town of Xizhou (the name means “happy town”) is a now a quiet town with a population of about 32,000 people. It is 18 kilometers north of the ancien... more about Houses of Bai People in Xizhou

The Butterfly Spring 4.21/5

Overview Butterfly Spring(Hudie Quan in Chinese)lies in a park at the foot of Yunlong Peak of Cangshan Mountain. This Butterfly Spring and a clear pool have been famous for centuries because every spring tens of thousands of butterflies of many species converge at this spot. The mate here and are attracted to... more about Butterfly Spring

Houses of Zhoucheng 4.17/5

Zhoucheng is located 23 kilometers to the north of the Ancient City of Dali. Zhoucheng Town is the biggest town of Bai people in Dali. There in the Town live altogether more than 1,500 Bai families. In the town you can see typical houses of Bai people with close courtyards, "three rooms and a shining w... more about Houses of Zhoucheng

Taihe City Nanzhao

The Ruin of Taihe City is located on the western slope of South Taihe Village of Zhonghe Town in Dali City. The Ruin of Taihe City has once been the capital of Nanzhao Kingdom during the early period. It stands against the Western Hill to the west, and facing Erhai Lake to the east. It covers an area of abou... more about Ruin of Taihe City

Precious Stone Mountain

Overview A hidden gem off the beaten track for hiking, visiting ancient sites, and seeing ethnic people live traditionally is Precious Stone Mountain. Precious Stone Mountain (Shibaoshan in Chinese) is a tall mountain with three peaks named Mount Baoding, Mount Shisan, and Mount Shizhong. The highlights of th... more about Precious Stone Mountain

Shaxi Town

The high mountain historical villages of Shaxi Town at the foot of Shibaoshan are in a valley that is at an elevation of about 2000 meters or about 6,500 feet. This area lay on trade routes that led throughout Asia, so the ancient remains, frescoes, art and graffiti on the mountains show a mixture of cultural... more about Shaxi Ancient Town

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How could I go to Wu Wei Si Monastery?
Asked by Mo (Dec. 21, 2010) Reply
A Cindy Feng (Dec. 22, 2010) replied:
From the Dali Ancient Town, you can rent a bicycle and bike north to Wu Wei Si Monastery. Biking is a wonderful way to tour the nice Dali.
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