Your Romance is None of My Business

If you plan to visit Dali, even if the romantic legend of "wind, flowers, snow, and moon" has nothing to do with you, Dali still has many corners and experiences worth exploring. Here is a detailed travel guide: 1. Ancient City Exploration: • Dali Ancient City is a must-visit place, where a complete Bai ancient building complex is preserved. Walking on the bluestone road, you can feel the strong historical and cultural atmosphere. Wuhua Tower and Foreigner Street in the ancient city are must-see attractions. 2. Erhai Cycling: • Erhai Lake is the pearl of Dali. Rent a bicycle or electric bike to cycle around the lake, enjoy the lake and mountain scenery, and feel the tranquility and beauty of Erhai Lake. Along the way, Longkan Wharf, Panxi S Bay, and Langqiao are excellent photo spots. 3. Cangshan Hiking: • Cangshan Mountain is a natural barrier in Dali. Hiking in Cangshan Mountain allows you to get close to nature and enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery. Recommended routes include Gantong Temple-Jizhao Nunnery-Qilongnu Pool, which are suitable for tourists who like challenges and enjoy natural scenery. 4. Food Experience: • Dali's food is rich and diverse. It is recommended to try Bai San Dao Cha, Rushan, Ersi, and other special snacks. In the North Gate Market and Yuer Road area of Dali Ancient City, you can find many authentic restaurants and snack stalls. 5. Accommodation Recommendation: • For accommodation, you can choose inns or homestays in Dali Ancient City to experience Bai culture; or choose a sea view room by Erhai Lake to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of Erhai Lake.