Make the most of this rural subtropical city nestled in southwestern Yunnan, known for its natural beauty, rich culture, and favorable year-round weather. Stroll the storied streets of Lushi Ancient Town, admiring the intricate architecture of the first stop on the Ancient Tea Horse Road. Visit the historic sites, souvenir shops, and tasty snack bars of Dali Old Town and check out the well-preserved Wending Wa Village, home to China’s last remaining primitive tribe. You can also see the Neolithic Cangyuan Rock Paintings, dating back more than three thousand years, learn about the importance of the tea ceremony at Tea Culture Custom Park, and admire the waterfalls and pristine forest of Wulao Mountain Forest Park. Throughout your stay, be sure to sample the celebrated Dianhong black tea and luscious mango, the area’s top two products.