http://www.mysteriouschina.com/dali-travel/ Welcome to Mysterious China Blog. The blog's main purpose is to let the world know the ancient, civilized and mysterious China. Mysterious China blog introduces all about China, including Chinese history, Chinese culture, Chinese scenery, China travel tour, Chinese food, China today, Chinese kung fu, Chinese legend and Beijing Olympics. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 00:44:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.mysteriouschina.com/dali-travel/comment-page-1/#comment-1618 Adam K Tue, 15 Sep 2009 09:09:08 +0000 http://www.mysteriouschina.com/?p=1597#comment-1618 How can you post about Dali and not mention the outdoors? There is some amazing mountain climbing, trekking, biking, rock climbing, etc. here, which is much more interesting than the mainstream tourist attractions, most of which are frequented only by big tour groups. Check out climbdali.com for more info! How can you post about Dali and not mention the outdoors? There is some amazing mountain climbing, trekking, biking, rock climbing, etc. here, which is much more interesting than the mainstream tourist attractions, most of which are frequented only by big tour groups. Check out climbdali.com for more info!

]]> http://www.mysteriouschina.com/dali-travel/comment-page-1/#comment-1523 Travelescope » Dali Travel Sun, 19 Jul 2009 11:52:26 +0000 http://www.mysteriouschina.com/?p=1597#comment-1523 [...] Dali Travel – Sandwiched between Er Hai to the east and the Cang Shan range to the west, the picturesque little town of Dali draws innumerable visitors. The old town, surrounded by the remains of the Ming city walls, is characterized by cobbled lanes and stone houses. In the nearby countryside, numerous Bai villages offer a glimpse into traditional culture, and are particularly interesting on market days. Other activities include hiking in the mountains, and watching traditional cormorant fishing on Er Hai. The best time to visit is during the Spring Fair, when hundreds of Bai come for five days of bareback horse racing, wrestling, dancing, and singing. [...] [...] Dali Travel – Sandwiched between Er Hai to the east and the Cang Shan range to the west, the picturesque little town of Dali draws innumerable visitors. The old town, surrounded by the remains of the Ming city walls, is characterized by cobbled lanes and stone houses. In the nearby countryside, numerous Bai villages offer a glimpse into traditional culture, and are particularly interesting on market days. Other activities include hiking in the mountains, and watching traditional cormorant fishing on Er Hai. The best time to visit is during the Spring Fair, when hundreds of Bai come for five days of bareback horse racing, wrestling, dancing, and singing. [...]

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