Photo shows the poetic scenery in Shuanglang which is a fabulous place where you may forget to leave. With tranquil Erhai Lake, quiet fishing village and piercingly-cold wind, Shuanglang is just a paradise in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China’s Yunnan province.
Shuanglang is a fabulous place where you may forget to leave. With tranquil Erhai Lake, quiet fishing village and piercingly-cold wind, it is just a paradise in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture.
Facing Erhai Lake and connecting with Jizu Mountain, Shuanglang is a beauty with the background of green mountains. Wind, flower, snow and moon are romantic themes in Dali. Appreciating the white snow on the Cangshan Mountain, moonlight reflecting on the Erhai Lake and the well-known flowers in Shangguan Town, you may feel satisfied with the life.
Travel tips:
From Kunming to Dali: you can take a bus or train. The journey on the train takes about seven hours and costs RMB 50. The express bus takes about four hours and costs nearly RMB 140.
The railway station or bus station which is located in the new area of Xiaguang Town is a little far from the Ancient Town of Dali, so it is advised to take the NO. 8 Bus which costs RMB 1.5/one.
PS: the buses in Dali stop when one waves hands, but there is no station reporting system, you should pay more attention to the stop board.
From Dali to Shuanglang: you can take a bus which departs every forty minutes from Dali to Shaunglang. It costs RMB 17/one. But you can’t find a bus to Shuanglang after three o’clock in the afternoon.
Photo shows the poetic scenery in Shuanglang which is a fabulous place where you may forget to leave. With tranquil Erhai Lake, quiet fishing village and piercingly-cold wind, Shuanglang is just a paradise in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China’s Yunnan province.
Photo shows the poetic scenery in Shuanglang which is a fabulous place where you may forget to leave. With tranquil Erhai Lake, quiet fishing village and piercingly-cold wind, Shuanglang is just a paradise in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China’s Yunnan province.
