Taiji Diagram

In the morning after leaving Yunlong, I boarded the best viewing point of Yunlong Taiji Observation Deck. The morning Taiji map is hidden in the light veiled morning mist, like a fairyland, but from the perspective of shooting, if possible, it will be better to arrange the light in the afternoon. The winding river, a piece of alluvial plain in the mountains, outlines the yin and yang of Taiji, the small mountain bag and the village in the middle dotted with two Taiji eyes, Weimiao Weixiao, really is the ghost of nature, magical work!

The Lijiang River is the largest tributary of the Lancang River in Yunlong County. When the Li River flows from the northeast, it flows through Yunlong County, and it has experienced thousands of years of flowing, cutting and scouring, forming a "S"-shaped water bay, forming a natural landscape similar to the Taoist "Taiji" pattern. It used to be said that dripping water through the stone, the original flow of water does not lose dripping water.

Nuo Deng passed the Yunlong Taiji Observation Deck on the way to Dalangba. It is quite worth parking and watching. I feel the ghosts and craftsmanship of nature. It is highly recommended to stick to another section, drive in from the gravel road on the left side of the gate of Yunlong Tianchi. After you come to the bottom of the valley, you will encounter paradise.

Yunlong Taiji is located in Yunlong County, Dali, Yunnan. The Lijiang River water has formed a "Taiji map" spectacle here. There are many moving legends and more amazing scenes. "Taiji lock water" and "Lion elephant door" are all world wonders. I only learned here that the unity of heaven and man is not a legend.

Nuo Deng is an ancient village in the mountains. It has a long cultural history. It seems to be in a fairy tale when entering Nuodeng. I have been to many ancient towns and villages, and I am disappointed by the serious commercialization. No, No Deng is not. There are not many inns in the village. Those old houses with a long history, kind and warm villagers, and blue stone steps are really paradise. The last two are natural Taiji patterns, the mountain village surrounded by the river, and now it has been renamed Taiji Village. Just behind the left of the mountain of Nuodeng, showing a corner, this scene is also known as "Taiji lock water" by locals. Goodbye! Nuodeng.