Experience the 6D5N China Tour inspired by the movie 'Where the Wind Blows'

Embark on an exciting check-in journey with Mytour to picturesque destinations, ancient villages, and the settings of the famous movie 'Where the Wind Blows' on the 2023 China Tour 6D5N.

Experience the 6D5N China Tour inspired by the movie 'Where the Wind Blows'

Recently, thanks to the positive message conveyed by the blockbuster movie 'Where the Wind Blows,' the city of Dali, the main backdrop in the film, has become extremely famous. The movie vividly portrayed Dali through beautiful natural scenery and the leisurely pace of life.

In the '2023 China Tour,' 6D5N: Hanoi – Ha Khau – Dali – Lijiang – Shangrila', travelers not only visit famous filming locations in Dali but also explore the ancient land of Lijiang with winding mountain roads, serene rivers surrounding ancient towns, and towering mountains.

Let's explore the highlights of the '2023 China Tour 6D5N: Hanoi – Ha Khau – Dali – Lijiang – Shangrila' right away.

Huizhou Ancient Town (Xi Zhou)

Huizhou Ancient Town, located about 20km from the ancient town of Dali, offers a firsthand glimpse of the recreated scene where the female lead, Hua Hongdou, runs through fields of vibrant yellow rapeseed flowers, portraying an immensely romantic setting.

Phuong Duong Ap Village

Phuong Duong Village, nestled at the foot of Thuong Son Mountain, is a traditional White ethnic village situated on the ancient Tra Ma road dating back thousands of years. Here, you'll feel like stepping into an ancient world with narrow stone-paved paths covered in moss. The film crew of 'Where the Wind Blows' also made efforts to preserve the originality of the ancient village when conveying it to the audience.

Nhi Hai Lake

The lake is named 'Nhi Hai' due to its resemblance to an ear shape. Situated at an altitude of 1,972m, it is one of the largest high plateau lakes in China, stretching 40km in length and covering an area of approximately 250 square kilometers. This lake has also served as a beautiful backdrop in many scenes, notably the awkward romantic confession of the male lead to the female lead in the movie 'Where the Wind Blows'.

Dali Ancient City

Situated right on the banks of Nhi Hai Lake, Dali Ancient City was the home of the Bai people, established and thriving from 937 to 1253. The Chinese government has implemented stringent conservation measures here in recent years, notably by not issuing permits for modern constructions or high-rise buildings within the city walls.

Thanks to these efforts, the architecture here still retains its ancient charm, exuding the traditional essence of ancient buildings with serene streets nestled amidst temples and palaces that have been weathered by time. Today, it serves as the capital of the Bai autonomous prefecture.

Songzanlin Monastery (also known as Ganden Sumtseling Monastery)

Songzanlin Monastery, also known as Ganden Sumtseling Monastery, is the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Yunnan Province, China. The monastery boasts unique architectural and historical characteristics. Covering an area of 30 hectares, Songzanlin Monastery comprises various architectural structures that form a cohesive whole.

For more information, read the detailed article: Songzanlin Monastery - Famous Tibetan Buddhist Monastery in Shangrila

Dukezong Ancient Town

Dukezong Ancient Town, also known as 'Dukezong ancient town' in English or referred to as the 'Moonlight City,' has a history of about 1,300 years and is primarily inhabited by Tibetan people. Situated at an altitude of 3,200 meters above sea level, Dukezong Ancient Town is a beloved destination for travelers due to its ancient beauty and rich cultural heritage.

For more information, read the detailed article: Traveling to China: Impressive Tibetan Culture in Dukezong Ancient Town

Pudacuo National Park (Potatso Park)

Pudacuo National Park in Shangrila covers an area of 1,313 square kilometers, ranging in altitude from 3,200 meters to 4,159 meters above sea level and boasts incredibly rich ecological resources. Established in 2007, Pudacuo was formed from two wetland areas of global importance: the Bita Lake Nature Reserve and the Three Parallel Rivers.

Hắc Long Park

Hắc Long Park, established since 1737, has witnessed numerous ups and downs, serving as a vivid testimony to a prosperous era in Lijiang Ancient Town. What captivates visitors here is the exquisite reenactment of ancient Chinese architecture and culture amidst the majestic scenery of Ngoc Long Snow Mountain.

For more details, refer to: Hắc Long Park – A magnificent portrayal of Lijiang's natural beauty

Ngoc Long Snow Mountain

Ngoc Long Snow Mountain, situated in Lijiang City, Yunnan Province, China, stands as one of the tallest mountains globally, with an altitude exceeding 5,000m. Its highest peak, Peak Yulong, reaches 5,596m, perpetually cloaked in snow. This mountain holds profound significance for the Naxi people, symbolizing life and resilience.

Baishui River (Lam Nguyet Dam)

Baishui River flows east of Ngoc Long Snow Mountain and serves as a short tributary of the Yangtze River in Yunnan Province, China. It originates from the melting snow of the majestic Ngoc Long Snow Mountain. The serene beauty of the river harmonizes with the grandeur of the snow-capped mountain, painting a picturesque landscape.

Check out the detailed article: Impressive scenery of Baishui River beneath Ngoc Long Snow Mountain

Ancient City of Lijiang

The Ancient City of Lijiang, also known as 'Dai Nghien,' is the historical center of Lijiang City, Yunnan Province, China. With a history of over 1,000 years as a hub of trade along the ancient Tea Horse Road, known as the 'Southwest Silk Road,' the Ancient City of Lijiang was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.

Explore more: The Ancient City of Lijiang and its thousand-year-old cultural and historical values

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Reference: Mytour Travel Guide