This 9-day Yunnan tour offers a great journey through one of China’s most beautiful provinces. Start in Kunming, known as the “City of Eternal Spring.” Visit the stunning Stone Forest, a natural wonder of towering limestone formations. Then, head to Puzhehei, a picturesque area famous for its karst mountains and peaceful lakes. You’ll enjoy a boat ride, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Next, travel to Jianshui, a historic town with ancient architecture and traditional culture. Visit Confucius Temple and Zhu Family Garden for a glimpse into China’s past. Finally, discover the Yuanyang Terraces, one of the most stunning landscapes in China. The terraces offer spectacular views, especially at sunrise, when the fields are bathed in golden light.
Throughout the Yunnan tour, you’ll experience diverse cultures, beautiful scenery, and unique local traditions. Whether exploring ancient towns or marveling at natural wonders, this tour will leave you with unforgettable memories of China’s scenic south.
Visit Yuanyang’s stunning rice terraces and enjoy vibrant sunrises and sunsets.
Take a peaceful boat ride in Puzhehei, surrounded by lush mountains and tranquil lakes.
Explore Yuanyang’s lively morning market, experience local culture, and try traditional snacks.
Discover Kunming’s Green Lake Park, a peaceful urban retreat ideal for relaxation and people-watching.
Explore Yuantong Temple, Kunming’s oldest Buddhist temple, known for its stunning architecture and serene gardens.
Enjoy a farewell dinner with traditional Yunnan cuisine and a cultural performance.
Hike the terraced fields and experience the unique customs of the Hani ethnic communities.
A visa is usually required to visit Yunnan, but travelers might qualify for the 144-hour Visa-Free Transit policy. This policy permits stays of up to six days in major cities like Kunming, Dali, Lijiang, and Shangri-La without a visa. It applies only to travelers from specific countries who meet the eligibility criteria and have onward travel booked to a third country or region.
Yunnan is generally a safe destination for tourists. However, certain activities, like hiking in Yubeng, can pose risks due to high altitudes and steep terrain. Additionally, exercise caution with mushrooms, one of Yunnan's specialties, as some varieties can be toxic if not cooked correctly.
We use comfortable 4-star hotels in the cities. In more remote areas like Dunhuang, we use the best available hotels which are usually 3-star quality.
Yunnan's climate varies across its diverse regions, allowing for experiences like snow-capped mountains alongside humid, tropical areas. This variety contributes to Yunnan's allure as a captivating destination to explore.
Chinese people often remark that Yunnan experiences mild weather, with no intense heat in summer or severe cold in winter, and that winter arrives with the first rain. This aptly captures the weather in most parts of Yunnan. Overall, it’s comfortable to visit year-round, with spring and autumn offering particularly vibrant scenery.
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