Typical lacal dishes and food of Yunnan

Bridge-Crossing Rice Noodle(Guojiao Mixian)

Chicken Steamed In Earthen Pot(qiguoji)

Fish En Casserole(shanguoyu) Of Dali

Ham from Xuanwei (xuanwei Huotui)

Roat Duch From Yiliang(yiliang Kaoya)

Milk Curd From Lunnan (Lunan Rubing)

Local Cheese From Dengchuan In Dali (Dengchuang Rushan)

Yaozi Stronghold is part of Zhangjiajie national forest park, it is absolutely the paradise for those backpackers who really like hiking and climbing steps.  There are about 3500 steps to the top, Yaozi Stronghold is closed for nearly a dozen years out of concern for environmental protection, now is specially designed for the foreigners, the main spots including: Stone Pagodas, Frightened in the Height and Baiyin Valley.

The scenery on the top of Yaozi Stronghold is amazing! It's the closest to the pillars, even in the rainy and misty day, some other spot can see nothing, you can still view some mountains on some point of Yaozi stronghold. 

Hi，Everyone,

If you want to find a place to have fun , you can go to ChangLu Farm where is located in Shun De,Foshan.

It is very convenient to get there if you are in Guangzhou,China .

You can take by Express Train from Guanghzou South Station and get off at Shun De station .

This is Farm like Amusement Park . You can play many games in there , such as :roller coaster，sky wheel,glide. If you don't like this irritative games , you can take a boat with your firends on the lake .

Besides, this farm is so big and includes an animal park . You can see many kinds of animal .

I think the most interesting part is enjoying the animal show . The show is very funny and many audiences enjoy it .

The ticket of this farm is 120yuan(include the entrance ticket , animal park ticket and playing card ).  I have bought the ticket on the internet . So, i just used 110yuan and got the ticket . HaHa..

      Datong 's position to the north and west of the mountains that separate the North China Plain  from the nomadic steppes made it for centuries an important center of interaction between Chinese and outside cultures of religious and artistic synthesis , of intermarriage and trade . But so too was it the site of heavily militarised fortifications that both physically and visually enforced that separation between the Chinese and Tatar realms. The city was an important power base in the Han the capital of Northern Wei dynasty , a secondary capital during the Liao and Jin dynasties and strategic fortification during the Ming and Qing. The extensive rebuilding projects of recent times might be seen as the continuation of the city's prominent political culture.

      The Hanging Temple is now somewhat overwhelmed by a 1958 dam immediately upstream.The buildings are not particularly disinguished and the edifice is perhaps best appreciated from afar.Nevertheless those who find thrill in precarious ladders or who,during holidays , enjoy proximity with other pilgrims may enjoy a closer inspection of the building . For the contnuation of the tour we shall return to the narrative of Xu XiaKe; those travelling by vehicle will continue along the S203 a few kilometres to the well-marked entrance to Mount Heng.

Back on the canyon floor, I continued another three of four bends further m as if into further recesses of some great grotto, where piled boulders obscured the light. Then suddenly the valley widened and I emerged as if unto another world. After another LI , I arrived at a great gate , announced by riple signage , and beyond it several hundred sotne stairs.

From the History Museum, tourists can get a clear and general idea of the ancient capital city Xi’an as well as seeing over 3000 historic relics among the total 370,000.

Big Goose Pagoda located in Thanksgiving Temple, was built in Tang Dynasty because of a famous monk Xuanzang, who went to India to learn Buddhism by himself without any help. And the temple is where he stayed and translated Buddhism scriptures when he came back to Chang’an (ancient name of Xi'an).

Then a nice walk on the city wall, or a short ride on the bike to see and feel the comparison between the city’s modern part and the old.

In the Mulism Quarter, the over 1200-years-old Ancient Great Mosque is a must see. After that, tourists cannot only see the typical Mulism market, but also try some local street food, see the traditional art: paper cutting and shadow play in a traditional house.ase pay special attention to the reasonableness of the price and quality of goods, careful selection.

Its initial name was Wentunyan,which indicated enough sunshine and comfortable climate. Now, the name in Chinese, means peace and harmony. Such name derived from a verse, which reads "the rising clouds herald auspicious future and the gentle breeze brings peace and harmony". The name shows local people's wishes for a happy life. The river running through the town named Sanhe River and there is an archway inscribed "和顺顺和", which means Heshun enjoys harmony and peace.

Heshun Old Town is surrounded by a river and built along the slope of a hill. The town extends about 3km horizontally. Since the early of Ming dynasty, ethic Han-Chinese from inland migrated to this place for military presence. Later, the town got prosperous from international trade business as it was the must-go-through site on the old Silk road. To the east of the town lies the Hengduan mountain range, which rolls on for hundreds of kilometers, and to the west is Myanmar. Many dormant volcanoes dotted around the village, and on misty days, their peaks are shrouded in dense cloud.

As a small town, Heshun boasts many unique characteristics. Its roads are paved with paving stones whose luster after a rainfall bears witness to their antiquity. There is a terrace at the entrance of each alley, with a crescent-shaped screen wall intended to prevent good fortune and wealth from flowing away. A camphor tree usually stands on the terrace, with stone tables and benches beneath.

Clothes-washing pavilions make up another special scene in Heshun. Due to the unique topography in Yunnan Province, its rivers and streams are sometimes calm and at other times turbulent. The local men built a series of pavilions in the town that provide shelter for the women when they wash dishes or clothes in the stream. Women, with rolled up sleeves, squatting in a pavilion, wash their clothes in the gurgling stream. That is a pleasing sight in harmony with their natural surroundings.

In 1980, the Heshun Library was included in the national library administration system, and listed as a provincial cultural relic.