In Dali, a beautiful place just below the eastern "eave" of the Tibetan Plateau, the hefty Cang Mountain range and extensive Erhai Lake have created a wonderful homeland for the Bai ethnic minority.
People come for its reputed "wind, flowers, snow, and moon", for its idyllic scenery, and for its hidden villages and towns that tell their stories of the ancient Tea Horse Road. Dali is also a great place for some moderate outdoor activities such as hiking and biking.
No matter what you expect from your experiences in Dali, we are happy to help you enjoy the things that attract you most, and also show you beauties you never expected.
Top Recommended Dali Tour and Tours from Dali
Our suggested itineraries for a Dali tour are linked below to give you some inspiration no matter whether you want a super weekend trip or would like to combine Dali with other destinations. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to customize any of them.
Yunnan Tours including Dali
Here are the recommended Yunnan tours including Dali. We are happy to combine any other destinations with Dali according to your interests to create your Yunnan trip.
- Mountains and Old Towns
- Ethnic Minorities
Other Popular Destinations in Yunnan
Here are the other popular cities for a Yunnan tour. Click to get more information about each destination and tours
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Daisy is the best
Daisy is an awesome guide, she takes care of her guests as if they where her own kids.She's so knowledgeable and forthcoming, we had the absolutely best time with her ?? more
Apr 2024, Florian
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Wonderful Time in Dali!
Daisy is warm, thoughtful, and attentive. Besides staring the history, culture, context, and future developments of the places we visited, we also enjoyed delicious local dishes which we would otherwise not have ordered. We especially enjoyed our hike and tea at Mount Cangshan. more
Apr 2024, Alan
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Our trip to Dali was a very amazing
The recommendation for eating and highlights outside the leading trip through Nancy were very helpful. She was a great leader. Thanks for all. Maybe we will come back in a few years to Dali. more
Apr 2024, Tom K.
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Dali Travel Tips
Dali in MayLocated on a high plateau (about 2,000 meters above sea level), Dali has a subtropical highland monsoon climate. The Cangshan mountain massif diverts the flow of warm moist air from the southwest, leaving Dali with lots of sunshine and fresh air.
It has a relatively temperate climate all year round, with no extremes in summer or in winter. The temperature ranges from 18°C (64°F) to 25°C (77°F) in summer and from 4°C (39°F) to 17°C (62°F) in winter on average.
The daily temperature variation tends to be greater than the seasonal variation in temperature, which calls for layered clothing, or jackets and sweaters early in the morning and again during the evening. Most of the rainfall occurs from June to October. Read more