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Baisha Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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Traveling with kids, I really don't want to rush between attractions.
Sleep in, take it easy when tired, and head wherever it's less crowded. An 8-day, 7-night slow-paced trip, and the experience was great.
Day 1 ✈️ Fly from Shenzhen to Lijiang. Renting a car in advance is a game changer; picking it up at the airport is super convenient.
Didn't dive straight into the crowds in Dali; our first stop was Baisha Ancient Town.
We mostly got around on e-scooters here. It costs a few dozen yuan to ride for half a day, which is very convenient for exploring the town.
Took the kid to Hutuwo Ranch to feed the lambs. It's 10 yuan for a basket of veggies. The lambs chased the kid around, and they had a blast. The scenery is average, but as long as the kid is happy, that's enough.
Stumbled upon Yundi'an in the evening; just buy a coffee to enter. I personally love this place! The grounds are open and clean, and the kid can run wild. Definitely come in the evening—around 20°C with a breeze, it's relaxing and great for photos. The UV rays are too strong during the day.
Day 2: Continued wandering around Baisha. The ancient town isn't big, and there's an old street nearby. No need to obsess over navigation; just wandering through the alleys often leads to little surprises. Took the kid to try pea pod handicrafts—quietly doing some DIY.
In the afternoon, rode the e-scooter around Lijiang Ancient Town and found a coffee shop to rest and have some cake.
In the evening, visited Zhongyi Market. Lots of fruits I'd never seen before, and it's full of local life. It's just that there are a lot of cars at night, so we parked a bit further away and walked over.
Day 3: A very fortunate choice for this trip. For summer vacation, we skipped the crowded Shuanglang and Xizhou and came straight to Wenbi Village.
Stopped along the way; the fruit sold by local farmers on the roadside was sweet and affordable.
The ancient towns on the west side of the sea are great for sunsets, but the east side has wider views and fewer people. With a kid, I prefer the east side.
The homestay we stayed at was very quiet, avoiding the traffic jams of the main crowds. In the afternoon, went to Red Stone Coffee. Took the sightseeing bus to the top of the mountain so we didn't have to hike up. Sat and waited for the Erhai Lake sunset; the scenery was so healing.
At night, after the kid fell asleep, had a barbecue on the terrace with my partner. With the evening breeze blowing, this is what a vacation is all about.
Day 4: Drove for over 1 hour to Shaxi, a place I absolutely love.
Rice paddies everywhere, quiet and peaceful, no noise. The Yunnan sun is too intense, so we went back to the homestay for a nap at noon and didn't head out again until 4 or 5 PM when the sun was weaker.
Rode the e-scooter around the village and rice paddies, sat at a rice paddy coffee shop, and told the kid a bit about rice paddies. Shaxi at sunset has such a great vibe.
Day 5–6: Stayed in Shuhe.
Didn't go to any paid attractions. Went to the fishing village at Lashihai, a free wetland corridor where you can see horses. It's perfect for a quiet outing with the kid.
Took the kid to try tie-dyeing. Making things by hand gave the kid a great sense of accomplishment. Ran into a rain shower and even saw a double rainbow—a little surprise on the trip.
Day 7–8: Spent the last two days exploring Lijiang Ancient Town and the night market. Ate some delicious stir-fried rice noodles and bought a few small souvenirs, whiling away the time slowly.
On the eighth day, after lunch, visited a coffee shop on the hilltop before heading to the airport for the return trip.
8 days and 7 nights, not rushing the schedule, not trying to check off every single spot.
Family travel doesn't have to mean running to every single place; slowing down to spend time together is what's truly precious.
Looking forward to next year's family trip 🥰

Traveling with kids, I really don't want to rush between attractions. Sleep in, take it easy when tired, and head wherever it's less crowded. An 8-day, 7-night slow-paced trip, and the experience was great. Day 1 ✈️ Fly from Shenzhen to Lijiang. Renting a car in advance is a game changer; picking it up at the airport is super convenient. Didn't dive straight into the crowds in Dali; our first stop was Baisha Ancient Town. We mostly got around on e-scooters here. It costs a few dozen yuan to ride for half a day, which is very convenient for exploring the town. Took the kid to Hutuwo Ranch to feed the lambs. It's 10 yuan for a basket of veggies. The lambs chased the kid around, and they had a blast. The scenery is average, but as long as the kid is happy, that's enough. Stumbled upon Yundi'an in the evening; just buy a coffee to enter. I personally love this place! The grounds are open and clean, and the kid can run wild. Definitely come in the evening—around 20°C with a breeze, it's relaxing and great for photos. The UV rays are too strong during the day. Day 2: Continued wandering around Baisha. The ancient town isn't big, and there's an old street nearby. No need to obsess over navigation; just wandering through the alleys often leads to little surprises. Took the kid to try pea pod handicrafts—quietly doing some DIY. In the afternoon, rode the e-scooter around Lijiang Ancient Town and found a coffee shop to rest and have some cake. In the evening, visited Zhongyi Market. Lots of fruits I'd never seen before, and it's full of local life. It's just that there are a lot of cars at night, so we parked a bit further away and walked over. Day 3: A very fortunate choice for this trip. For summer vacation, we skipped the crowded Shuanglang and Xizhou and came straight to Wenbi Village. Stopped along the way; the fruit sold by local farmers on the roadside was sweet and affordable. The ancient towns on the west side of the sea are great for sunsets, but the east side has wider views and fewer people. With a kid, I prefer the east side. The homestay we stayed at was very quiet, avoiding the traffic jams of the main crowds. In the afternoon, went to Red Stone Coffee. Took the sightseeing bus to the top of the mountain so we didn't have to hike up. Sat and waited for the Erhai Lake sunset; the scenery was so healing. At night, after the kid fell asleep, had a barbecue on the terrace with my partner. With the evening breeze blowing, this is what a vacation is all about. Day 4: Drove for over 1 hour to Shaxi, a place I absolutely love. Rice paddies everywhere, quiet and peaceful, no noise. The Yunnan sun is too intense, so we went back to the homestay for a nap at noon and didn't head out again until 4 or 5 PM when the sun was weaker. Rode the e-scooter around the village and rice paddies, sat at a rice paddy coffee shop, and told the kid a bit about rice paddies. Shaxi at sunset has such a great vibe. Day 5–6: Stayed in Shuhe. Didn't go to any paid attractions. Went to the fishing village at Lashihai, a free wetland corridor where you can see horses. It's perfect for a quiet outing with the kid. Took the kid to try tie-dyeing. Making things by hand gave the kid a great sense of accomplishment. Ran into a rain shower and even saw a double rainbow—a little surprise on the trip. Day 7–8: Spent the last two days exploring Lijiang Ancient Town and the night market. Ate some delicious stir-fried rice noodles and bought a few small souvenirs, whiling away the time slowly. On the eighth day, after lunch, visited a coffee shop on the hilltop before heading to the airport for the return trip. 8 days and 7 nights, not rushing the schedule, not trying to check off every single spot. Family travel doesn't have to mean running to every single place; slowing down to spend time together is what's truly precious. Looking forward to next year's family trip 🥰

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Must-visit spots in Baisha, Lijiang—save this post!!
Classic photo spots:
1️⃣ Xiangbala Ranch (p1-4);
① No. 7 Tree (the lonely tree 🌴)
② Treehouse 🏠
③ Snow mountain reflection lake
④ Small wooden cabin
⑤ Oil painting window
⑥ Prayer wheel
⑦ Cloud-side kiosk
⑧ Flaming small piano
Admission 🎫: CNY 38
2️⃣ Jianshan Courtyard (p5-9);
① Oil painting window with the snow mountain in the frame
② A door
③ Lazy hammock boat
④ Wooden cabin roof (climbing onto the roof)
⑤ Village entrance kiosk
⑥ Monet flower window 🪟
⑦ Dreamcore goldfish tank
⑧ Flower girl's wooden cabin
⑨ Garden, ⑩ mirror-in-mirror under the big tree 🌳, and many more photo spots. Every shot turns out great!!
Admission 🎫: Coffee/drink purchase from CNY 38
3️⃣ Twilight Forest (p10-14)
① Arc de Triomphe
② Toscana forest
③ Snow mountain road
④ Blue lake, snow mountain road, castle and roof, wooden cabin, flower slope, and more—lots of photo spots!!
Admission 🎫: CNY 68
4️⃣ Lijiang Big Prayer Flags (p15-18);
① Photos with the big prayer flags and the snow mountain from the lawn in front
② Rainbow balloon wooden cabin
③ Abandoned car
④ Swing
⑤ Flower boat
⑥ Wishing corridor
⑦ A dead tree, Mani piles, and many more spots waiting for you to discover and unlock
Transportation 🚗: You can reach the destination by driving, taxi, or cycling
Admission 🎫: CNY 9
Lijiang travel tips:
① The temperature difference between day and night in Lijiang is significant, and the UV rays are strong. We recommend taking sun protection and moisturizing measures to avoid sunburn!
② Outfit tips (wearing bright dresses, ethnic clothing, or your favorite outfits makes for great photos!)
③ Photography tips: Remember to wipe your lens clean before shooting, especially your phone lens. Phone lenses get dirty easily for various reasons, resulting in blurry photos—I've learned this the hard way. Take my advice!!
④ Lijiang is a high-altitude area with a large temperature difference between day and night. Remember to bring appropriate clothing before you travel!!

Must-visit spots in Baisha, Lijiang—save this post!! Classic photo spots: 1️⃣ Xiangbala Ranch (p1-4); ① No. 7 Tree (the lonely tree 🌴) ② Treehouse 🏠 ③ Snow mountain reflection lake ④ Small wooden cabin ⑤ Oil painting window ⑥ Prayer wheel ⑦ Cloud-side kiosk ⑧ Flaming small piano Admission 🎫: CNY 38 2️⃣ Jianshan Courtyard (p5-9); ① Oil painting window with the snow mountain in the frame ② A door ③ Lazy hammock boat ④ Wooden cabin roof (climbing onto the roof) ⑤ Village entrance kiosk ⑥ Monet flower window 🪟 ⑦ Dreamcore goldfish tank ⑧ Flower girl's wooden cabin ⑨ Garden, ⑩ mirror-in-mirror under the big tree 🌳, and many more photo spots. Every shot turns out great!! Admission 🎫: Coffee/drink purchase from CNY 38 3️⃣ Twilight Forest (p10-14) ① Arc de Triomphe ② Toscana forest ③ Snow mountain road ④ Blue lake, snow mountain road, castle and roof, wooden cabin, flower slope, and more—lots of photo spots!! Admission 🎫: CNY 68 4️⃣ Lijiang Big Prayer Flags (p15-18); ① Photos with the big prayer flags and the snow mountain from the lawn in front ② Rainbow balloon wooden cabin ③ Abandoned car ④ Swing ⑤ Flower boat ⑥ Wishing corridor ⑦ A dead tree, Mani piles, and many more spots waiting for you to discover and unlock Transportation 🚗: You can reach the destination by driving, taxi, or cycling Admission 🎫: CNY 9 Lijiang travel tips: ① The temperature difference between day and night in Lijiang is significant, and the UV rays are strong. We recommend taking sun protection and moisturizing measures to avoid sunburn! ② Outfit tips (wearing bright dresses, ethnic clothing, or your favorite outfits makes for great photos!) ③ Photography tips: Remember to wipe your lens clean before shooting, especially your phone lens. Phone lenses get dirty easily for various reasons, resulting in blurry photos—I've learned this the hard way. Take my advice!! ④ Lijiang is a high-altitude area with a large temperature difference between day and night. Remember to bring appropriate clothing before you travel!!

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The Art of Soft Time: A Creator’s Guide to Lijiang Old Town

Lijiang is often celebrated for its labyrinth of willow-lined canals, cobblestone bridges, and the dramatic silhouette of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain framing the tiled roofs. But if you only stick to the main commercial thoroughfares, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. To experience the true ikigai the deeper soul and slower pace of this ancient Naxi kingdom, you have to know where to base yourself, when to wake up, and how to escape the tourist track.

🏡 Where to Stay: Finding Sanctuary in the Stone MazeThe greater Lijiang area is actually divided into three distinct old towns: Dayan (the grand, bustling main old town), Shuhe, and Baisha. For Panoramic Vistas (Dayan Old Town): If you want to stay in the heart of it all but crave privacy, book a boutique courtyard inn perched on the slopes of Lion Hill (Shizishan) or the Xinhua/Shuangshi sections. Properties here feature terraced, Song-style minimalist architecture with floor-to-ceiling glass. You can wake up to the morning mist rolling over thousands of ancient tiled roofs right from your bed. Note: Cars cannot enter the old town lanes; choose an inn that provides butler luggage service to meet you at the gate.

For Seclusion & Creative Space (Shuhe or Baisha): If you prefer a slow, artisanal vibe over nightlife, base yourself at the edge of Shuhe Ancient Town or a quiet village nearby. It’s vastly quieter, features incredibly crystal-clear spring water canals, and caters to travelers looking to read, write, or work remotely with unobstructed mountain views.

🗺️ Where to Go: The Essential Dayan RitualsThe Mu Residence (木府): Often called the "Forbidden City of Lijiang," this sprawling palace complex belonged to the hereditary Naxi chieftains. Instead of just touring the courtyards, climb the stone steps leading into the forested park behind the palace. It takes you up to a hilltop pavilion that offers a breathtaking, bird's-eye view over the entire valley. Black Dragon Pool Park (黑龙潭): Located just a short, scenic walk north along the river canals from the big waterwheel. Go early in the morning (before 8:00 AM) when the water is perfectly still. The classic reflection of the marble Five-Hole Bridge, the wooden pavilion, and the towering peaks of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain mirrored in the pond is an iconic shot that requires zero editing. Zhongyi Market (忠义市场): To witness the raw, living heartbeat of Lijiang, head to this local market at the southern edge of the old town. In the early morning, local Naxi elders dress in traditional blue-and-white "seven stars and moon" capes to sell fresh highland produce, wild matsutake mushrooms, and yak milk cheese.

💎 Hidden Gems: Escaping the Crowds

1. Baima Longtan Temple (白马龙潭寺)Hidden away near Bailong Square, most travelers walk right past the narrow entrance of this secluded oasis. Built around a crystal-clear mountain spring (the White Horse Dragon Pond), it remains a sacred, active place of quiet reflection for local residents. The ancient trees, gentle incense smoke, and absolute silence offer an instant escape from the mid-day heat and crowds of Sifang Street

.2. The Upper Alleys of Wuyi & Qiyi Streets (The Water-Walk)Instead of following the central crowds toward the bars, deliberately pick the narrowest alleys that branch off Wuyi Street and trace the upper, smaller canals. Look for the lesser-known paths like Zhongyi Alley or the quiet stone bridges hidden behind hanging oil-paper umbrellas. If you wander here at sunrise, you’ll have the mist-covered cobblestones entirely to yourself.

3. Baisha Old Town (The Artisanal Alternative)Located about 20 minutes north of Dayan by taxi, Baisha is where Lijiang’s soul retreated. It’s a tiny, unpolished ancient village where tie-dye fabrics hang out to dry across quiet alleys. It has become a magnet for independent digital creators, artists, and independent coffee roasters. Sit on a rooftop café here with an espresso, listening to traditional Naxi string music while looking directly out at the snow peaks.

#lijiang #yunnan #chinatravel #hiddengems #visualsofearth #travelcreators #slowtravel #exploremore

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The Art of Soft Time: A Creator’s Guide to Lijiang Old Town Lijiang is often celebrated for its labyrinth of willow-lined canals, cobblestone bridges, and the dramatic silhouette of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain framing the tiled roofs. But if you only stick to the main commercial thoroughfares, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. To experience the true ikigai the deeper soul and slower pace of this ancient Naxi kingdom, you have to know where to base yourself, when to wake up, and how to escape the tourist track. 🏡 Where to Stay: Finding Sanctuary in the Stone MazeThe greater Lijiang area is actually divided into three distinct old towns: Dayan (the grand, bustling main old town), Shuhe, and Baisha. For Panoramic Vistas (Dayan Old Town): If you want to stay in the heart of it all but crave privacy, book a boutique courtyard inn perched on the slopes of Lion Hill (Shizishan) or the Xinhua/Shuangshi sections. Properties here feature terraced, Song-style minimalist architecture with floor-to-ceiling glass. You can wake up to the morning mist rolling over thousands of ancient tiled roofs right from your bed. Note: Cars cannot enter the old town lanes; choose an inn that provides butler luggage service to meet you at the gate. For Seclusion & Creative Space (Shuhe or Baisha): If you prefer a slow, artisanal vibe over nightlife, base yourself at the edge of Shuhe Ancient Town or a quiet village nearby. It’s vastly quieter, features incredibly crystal-clear spring water canals, and caters to travelers looking to read, write, or work remotely with unobstructed mountain views. 🗺️ Where to Go: The Essential Dayan RitualsThe Mu Residence (木府): Often called the "Forbidden City of Lijiang," this sprawling palace complex belonged to the hereditary Naxi chieftains. Instead of just touring the courtyards, climb the stone steps leading into the forested park behind the palace. It takes you up to a hilltop pavilion that offers a breathtaking, bird's-eye view over the entire valley. Black Dragon Pool Park (黑龙潭): Located just a short, scenic walk north along the river canals from the big waterwheel. Go early in the morning (before 8:00 AM) when the water is perfectly still. The classic reflection of the marble Five-Hole Bridge, the wooden pavilion, and the towering peaks of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain mirrored in the pond is an iconic shot that requires zero editing. Zhongyi Market (忠义市场): To witness the raw, living heartbeat of Lijiang, head to this local market at the southern edge of the old town. In the early morning, local Naxi elders dress in traditional blue-and-white "seven stars and moon" capes to sell fresh highland produce, wild matsutake mushrooms, and yak milk cheese. 💎 Hidden Gems: Escaping the Crowds 1. Baima Longtan Temple (白马龙潭寺)Hidden away near Bailong Square, most travelers walk right past the narrow entrance of this secluded oasis. Built around a crystal-clear mountain spring (the White Horse Dragon Pond), it remains a sacred, active place of quiet reflection for local residents. The ancient trees, gentle incense smoke, and absolute silence offer an instant escape from the mid-day heat and crowds of Sifang Street .2. The Upper Alleys of Wuyi & Qiyi Streets (The Water-Walk)Instead of following the central crowds toward the bars, deliberately pick the narrowest alleys that branch off Wuyi Street and trace the upper, smaller canals. Look for the lesser-known paths like Zhongyi Alley or the quiet stone bridges hidden behind hanging oil-paper umbrellas. If you wander here at sunrise, you’ll have the mist-covered cobblestones entirely to yourself. 3. Baisha Old Town (The Artisanal Alternative)Located about 20 minutes north of Dayan by taxi, Baisha is where Lijiang’s soul retreated. It’s a tiny, unpolished ancient village where tie-dye fabrics hang out to dry across quiet alleys. It has become a magnet for independent digital creators, artists, and independent coffee roasters. Sit on a rooftop café here with an espresso, listening to traditional Naxi string music while looking directly out at the snow peaks. #lijiang #yunnan #chinatravel #hiddengems #visualsofearth #travelcreators #slowtravel #exploremore

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Lijiang's Hidden Gem｜Slow Time at the Foot of the Snow Mountain, I'm in Baisha

Lijiang's Hidden Gem｜Slow Time at the Foot of the Snow Mountain, I'm in Baisha

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Lijiang hotel ceiling! Lawn cabin + lying down to watch the sunrise over the golden mountains!

Lijiang hotel ceiling! Lawn cabin + lying down to watch the sunrise over the golden mountains!

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Lijiang New Store｜The Romance of Sunrise on the Golden Mountain, You’ll Only Understand When You Come Here!

Lijiang New Store｜The Romance of Sunrise on the Golden Mountain, You’ll Only Understand When You Come Here!

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