Stone Forest: A karst wonderland formed over millions of years, where towering limestone pillars create a surreal landscape.

Dian Lake: In winter, dance with Siberian seagulls; in summer, cycle around the lake and enjoy the laid-back vibe of the "Spring City."

Cangshan Mountain & Erhai Lake: Cruise on Erhai Lake with views of Cangshan's snow-capped peaks, or bike along the lakeside to discover Bai fishing villages.

Dali Ancient Town: Stroll cobblestone streets, savor Bai ethnic tea ceremonies, and listen to tales of the ancient Nanzhao Kingdom.

Lijiang Old Town (UNESCO World Heritage): A living fossil of Naxi Dongba culture, where lantern-lit streets and the sound of hand drums create a poetic atmosphere.

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain: Take a cable car to the 4,680-meter-high glacier park and admire the emerald waters of Blue Moon Valley.

Pudacuo National Park: China's first national park, offering hikes through pristine forests and meadows, with chances to spot Tibetan deer and black-necked cranes.

Songzanlin Monastery: Known as the "Little Potala Palace," its golden roofs shine under the sun, exuding the solemnity of Tibetan Buddhism.

Tropical Botanical Garden: Explore 13,000 species of tropical plants, interact with dancing grass, and witness firefly forests on night tours.

Dai Ethnic Park: Join the Water-Splashing Festival, experience bamboo houses, and learn Dai brocade weaving.

Rehai Geothermal Park: Soak in natural sulfur hot springs, try "geothermal-steamed eggs," and marvel at volcanic wonders.

Heshun Ancient Town: A testament to caravan culture, its libraries, ancestral halls, and rice fields paint a serene ink-wash painting.