Strolling through Dali's ancient town at night, one encounters such beautiful scenery

Dali's ancient town has a unique night charm, with dimly lit alleys exuding a faint poetic vibe. At this moment, Dali appears even more peaceful and serene, intoxicating to those who wander here. Walking through the old town, one can feel the perfect blend of the ancient and the modern, a beauty that makes one want to stop and truly experience it. 🗓👫Tour route: Bed Sheet Art Factory - Wuhua Tower - Guandi Temple - Wenshu Temple - Catholic Church - Yuer Park - Foreigner's Street - Dali Rural Film History Museum - Christian Church - Farmers' Market. ✅Check-in spots: 1. South Gate of the Ancient Town: A must-visit! Climbing the city wall offers a superb visual experience overlooking Dali and Erhai Lake. 2. Wuhua Tower: Enjoyable at the end of the main street. 3. Renmin Road: The night market on Renmin Road is very lively at night, with the whole street filled with market stalls selling paintings, handicrafts, tarot card readings, and even guitar performances and singing! Don't miss the popular candy house here; it's incredibly beautiful, and everyone who comes takes photos and checks in. 4. Dali City God Temple Nanzhao Twelve Hours: Located on the main street of Renmin Road, it's well-decorated for photo ops, attracting many young people. 5. Foreigner's Street: A street where foodies and craftsmen gather, with a strong artistic atmosphere. 6. Presidential Yipin Marshal's Mansion: Located at 111 Fuxing Road inside Dali city, it's free to visit. 7. Film History Museum: The first themed rural film museum. 8. Catholic Church: The only Chinese-style Bai minority architecture Catholic church in China. 9. Wumiao Fair: The Wumiao Temple was built in the 17th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, and the Wumiao architectural complex is one of Dali's cultural heritages, with significant historical and cultural value. 10. Bed Sheet Factory Art District: Full of artistic atmosphere, a creative space for you to explore! 🍲Ancient Town Delicacies: Yang's Rice Noodles, Xizhou Baba, Grilled Milk Fan, Flower Cakes, etc. 📝tips: Dali's beautiful scenery and architecture are perfect for taking photos and checking in, like the candy house, Foreigner's Street, Bar Street, and the city towers. You can also take portrait photos; there are many photo services on the streets, with prices ranging from 200 to 300 per set. Accommodation: Staying inside the ancient town makes it more convenient to explore, with plenty of homestays and hotels available.