Top Things to Do in Yangbi 2021

"The west gate of Dali ancient city is a kilometer north. After crossing Taoxi Bridge, take a hundred steps west of the road. It is a three-tower reflection park. The park sits north to south, backed by the three-tower of Chongsheng Temple. It is very beautiful to be named after the three-tower maleness reflected by the water in the pool in the park. It is worth visiting."

"Bohai Park is a good place to climb the sea, climb and take a look, sit on the promenade, look at the Bohai Sea, blowing and wind, people are very comfortable. The Bohai Sea at dusk is really beautiful. The scenery is infinite. Dream of a clear air!"

"Erhai Moon Wetland Park is located to the east of Dali National Fitness Center. It is a wetland ecological park invested and constructed by Dali City to protect the mother lake Erhai. "Xiaguan Wind", "Shangguan Flower", "Cangshan Snow" and "Erhai Moon" together created Dali's "Wind Flower Snow Moon", and Erhai Moon Wetland Park is the best place to watch "Erhai Moon". In this park, visitors can come into contact with Erhai Lake at a close distance, and it is the perfect place for visitors to enjoy parent-child activities, enjoy the coolness, and enjoy leisure and entertainment. In recent years, due to the better and better protection of ecology and Erhai Lake, there are more and more types and numbers of waterbirds here, which is a good place for bird watching and bird shooting."

"The air in Dali is good, and the Fresh Culture Park is also very distinctive, with a very ethnic style. I like it very much. I often come here with children and elderly people to watch it because it is so comfortable."

"Binhai Park is also a good place to see Erhai Lake. Generally speaking, there are still a lot of people here. It is really beautiful here. The scenery here in Yunnan is really unmatched by many places."

"Tianbao Park is somewhat different from what you imagined. The very small park is actually the Datang Tianbao Soldier Tomb where the Nanzhao King Pavilion built and buried the battle of Tang Tianbao, Jiannan Liuhou Li Mi and the fallen soldiers. The tomb is round-shaped, and the two-layer foundation stone is all made of green granite. There are two marble fences on all sides, about 360 square meters, and the marble tombstone engraved with "Datang Tianbao Warrior Tomb" stands in front of the tomb. Deng Zilong, a military officer in the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem: "Tang will conquer the south with a quick message, who will pity the dead bones and lie down at dusk? Only the fair snow in Cangshan, who wears white hanging loyal souls every year!" He was carved into a stone tablet and stood in front of the tomb. The park is not big, but the greenery and environment inside are very good, and it is a good place for the surrounding residents to relax. There are many small gourmet shops nearby, as well as a tea street."

"It is recommended to walk at sunset in the afternoon while looking at the roadside scenery while walking slowly up to the top of Longshan Mountain. Standing on Longshan Mountain, you can see the beautiful night view of Shimonoseki. Bring your loved one to enjoy the night view and leave the best Time"

"This place is a bit similar to Xizhou Town in Dali, but the architectural style is quite different. This is also a village where Han people live. Actually, the geographical location of going out here is not particularly good, but it is in a special period. Vital."

"Xiongfeng Temple Park, also called Longshan Park, is a 360-degree viewing platform and pagoda park on the mountain behind the political commissar of Dalizhou. The viewing tower in the park is called Xiongfeng Tower, which is a good place to see the sunrise in Dali City and Erhai Lake."

"Mengyang Park, commonly known as Grand Park, is located in Dashuigou Street in the west of the city. It covers an area of nearly 30 acres. It was built when Song Jiajin was the county magistrate in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938). To the east of the park are the original temple's Yantafang, Chongsheng Temple, Zunjing Pavilion, Minglun Hall, as well as the ancient cypresses and ginkgo of the Ming Dynasty; to the west are the auditorium and small auditorium built in 1959 (now demolished). The construction land occupies about 4 acres, and the green area and water surface cover about 20 acres."