10 DAYS YUNNAN PRIVATE TOUR

Xishan Scenic Area in Kunming, China, is renowned for its lush forests and ancient temples. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Dianchi Lake and explore historical sites like Longmen Grottoes and Huating Temple.Kunming's Stone Forest Scenic Area, a UNESCO World Heritage site, features unique karst formations over 270 million years old. Known as the "First Wonder of the World," it offers stunning landscapes and rich cultural history. 

Jiuxiang Scenic Region in Kunming, China, is renowned for its vast karst cave system, often called the "Museum of Karst Caves." Visitors can explore stunning underground landscapes, waterfalls, and unique rock formations.

Kunming Old Street, with nearly 900 years of history, preserves Qing and Republic-era architecture. Visitors can explore ancient buildings, local crafts, and authentic Yunnan cuisine.

Guandu Ancient Town in Kunming, China, has over 1,000 years of history. It features well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty architecture, ancient temples, and traditional markets, showcasing Yunnan's rich cultural heritage.

Yunnan Ethnic Village in Kunming, China, showcases the culture of 26 ethnic groups. Visitors can explore traditional architecture, festivals, and crafts, offering a comprehensive view of Yunnan's diverse heritage.Lijiang Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, dates back to the late Song and early Yuan dynasties. Known for its well-preserved Naxi architecture and vibrant culture, it offers a unique blend of history and scenic beauty.Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, a sacred site for the Naxi people, features 13 peaks and glaciers. Its highest peak, Shanzidou, reaches 5,596 meters. The mountain is renowned for its biodiversity and cultural significance.

Blue Moon Valley, located in Lijiang, is known for its stunning turquoise lakes and rich Naxi culture. Historically significant, it offers breathtaking views of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and unique geological formations.Tinghua Valley, located at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes and diverse flora. This serene valley offers unique photo spots and a tranquil escape into nature. Tiger Leaping Gorge in Yunnan, China, is one of the world's deepest gorges, with a height difference of 3,790 meters. It is famous for its breathtaking scenery and the legend of a tiger leaping across the Jinsha River.Lashi Lake Wetland Park, Yunnan's first wetland reserve, is a crucial bird migration stop. Known for its rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes, it offers unique bird-watching opportunities and serene natural beauty. 

Baisha Ancient Town, located 10 km north of Lijiang, is the original settlement of the Naxi people and the birthplace of the Mu family Tusi regime. It features ancient murals, traditional Naxi architecture, and a serene atmosphere, making it a valuable cultural heritage site. Shuhe Ancient Town, part of Lijiang's UNESCO World Heritage site, is a well-preserved Naxi settlement on the Tea Horse Road. It features ancient architecture, traditional crafts, and serene landscapes, offering a glimpse into Naxi culture and history.Shaxi Ancient Town, a key stop on the Tea Horse Road, dates back to the Tang and Song dynasties. Known for its well-preserved architecture and vibrant market, it offers a glimpse into ancient trade routes and cultural heritage.Cangshan Mountain, part of the Hengduan Mountains, is known for its 19 peaks and 18 streams. With a history dating back to ancient times, it offers stunning views, diverse flora and fauna, and significant geological formations.Huayu Ranch in Dali, Yunnan, features expansive flower fields and eco-friendly practices. Known for its seasonal blooms and agricultural experiences, it offers a blend of natural beauty and sustainable tourism. Longkan Wharf in Dali, Yunnan, is a historic port on Erhai Lake. Known for its scenic beauty and cultural significance, it serves as a key transportation hub and a gateway to exploring Bai culture and local traditions. Dali Ancient City, a historic site from the Ming Dynasty, is renowned for its well-preserved architecture and rich Bai culture. It offers a unique glimpse into ancient Chinese history and vibrant local traditions.Chongsheng Temple in Dali, China, dates back to the Nanzhao Kingdom and Dali Kingdom. Known for its Three Pagodas, it is a significant Buddhist site with rich historical and cultural value.Dali Santorini, inspired by Greece's Santorini, features white-washed buildings and stunning views of Erhai Lake. Known for its unique architecture and scenic beauty, it offers a blend of Mediterranean charm and local Bai culture.Little Putuo Island, located on Erhai Lake, is a historic Buddhist site dating back to the Ming Dynasty. Known for its serene temple and stunning lake views, it offers a unique blend of spiritual and natural beauty.Shuanglang Ancient Town, located on the eastern shore of Erhai Lake, dates back to the Tang Dynasty. Known for its well-preserved architecture and rich Bai culture, it offers a unique blend of history and scenic beauty.Napa Lake and Yila Grassland in Shangri-La, China, are seasonal highland wetlands. In summer, it becomes a lake, while in winter, it transforms into vast grasslands, home to rare wildlife like black-necked cranes. Dukezong Ancient Town in Shangri-La, China, is over 1,300 years old. Known as the "Moonlight City," it features well-preserved Tibetan architecture and is a key site on the ancient Tea Horse Road. Ganden Sumtseling Monastery in Shangri-La, China, is the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Yunnan. Built in 1679, it is known as the "Little Potala Palace" and showcases exquisite Tibetan architecture and art.

Pudacuo National Park in Shangri-La, China, is the first national park in China. It features pristine lakes, lush forests, and diverse wildlife, offering a glimpse into the natural beauty of the Tibetan Plateau.