蒼山自然影像博物館

Cangshan Nature Image Museum is one of the few museums in China with images. In the museum, you can see a lot of wildlife images, let us return to nature, and through these images, we can learn the story behind the photographer. There is also a cafe on the fourth floor of the museum, which is different from the cafe in the ancient city because it has scenery and the aroma of coffee.

There is a Taiwanese village in Yinqiao Town, Dali, close to the foot of Cangshan Mountain. There is a Cangshan Nature Image Museum stationed in the village. The name is quite magnificent, in fact, it is a small yard that is not much bigger than the surrounding houses. The museum is still under construction, only one floor is open in part, and more than 100 wild photography award-winning works are on display. It should be explained that these works are not filmed in Dali, but are from all over the country, divided into plants, animals, landscapes and other sections, and there are also a number of teachers' works. The works on display are definitely of high standard, Zhang Zhang has the strength to appear on the cover of National Geographic, and also, people are national-wide winning works, of course, it is not bad! However, as a shallow enthusiast who rushed in with a SLR, he still envied their equipment. How long cannons were needed to take a close-up of the anal sex... The external environment of the museum is very good, and the side is one of the eighteen streams in Cangshan Mountain. The yard is green and pleasant. The stone steps are paved in the courtyard, and some cute little ones are added. In the distance, you can see the golf course looming in the dense forest. The Cangshan behind is locked in the fog and becomes an invincible background wall. If you can go up to the roof, it goes without saying that you can see the whole view of the Bohai Sea (the terrain is very high here). Wait for this museum to be done next year, come back to worship, a little look forward to it! #Museum is so interesting #Summer you will play the most #Locals don't know where to go #I'm a big travel player #Private treasures around the city