It's such a pity that you recently missed these 5 beautiful photo spots in Dali!

In the early spring, the redwoods by the Erhai Lake are so beautiful that people can't help but exclaim. The sun is warm, the seagulls are fluttering, and the Erhai Lake looks like an oil painting under the blue sky and warm orange light. I have had the privilege of visiting Dali many times and have accumulated a wealth of experience. I have compiled 5 must-visit photo spots for everyone: 1️⃣ Longkan Wharf 🚗 Navigation: Longkan Ancient Ferry Despite its popularity, it has to be said that this is definitely one of the most beautiful wharfs in Dali. The redwoods are mainly distributed on both sides of the Wind Flower Snow Moon Square. Many people choose to shoot the scenery facing the left side of Erhai Lake, but don't forget that there are also many redwoods and seagulls on the right side. The afternoon sun shines particularly charming, and the right side is more suitable for watching the sunrise! 2️⃣ Xia Bo Peng 🚗 Navigation: Xia Bo Peng Village Compared with Longkan, there are fewer people here, but the scenery is equally charming! The towering redwoods on both sides are fascinating, and there is also a dead tree lying alone by the Erhai Lake, exuding a unique atmosphere. 3️⃣ Covered Bridge 🚗 Navigation: Home Coffee Even if it's relatively far away, I always want to go and see it every time I come to Dali. The recent covered bridges are full of redwoods, golden fallen leaves and green trees, rich in color, like an oil painting. The photo spots worth paying special attention to are the bridge hole of the covered bridge and a single large tree. 4️⃣ S Bay 🚗 Navigation: Panxi Village S Bay After reaching the edge of Erhai Lake, if you walk towards the covered bridge, you will pass a water forest. A little further ahead, you can see several tall redwoods, and a casual shot will present strong colors. 5️⃣ Chongyi Village 🚗 Navigation: Full Moon West Building There are many and dense redwoods here, and walking along the wooden plank road is like being in an oil painting. 📸 Photo tips: ✔️ After personal investigation, it is concluded that the light is best before 4 pm. When the sun is in the west, the light will be softer. After 4 pm, the sun angle is too low, there are too many shadows, which is not conducive to shooting. ✔️ S Bay and Longkan are the places with the most seagulls. ✔️ On the way from the covered bridge to S Bay, there are several redwood spots that are rarely visited by people, which are especially suitable for cyclists to explore.