Just came back from Dali! The most comprehensive self-guided tour guide on the internet (Part 2)

【Transportation】 ①"Tour Dali": You can book direct buses to attractions and buses around the lake, showing pick-up locations, license plate numbers, real-time vehicle locations, departure times, etc., almost covering all tour routes. According to the itinerary, select the starting point and end point in advance on the interface to buy tickets, and get on the bus on time. ②Travel Card: "Tour Dali" can also purchase a 1-day/3-day travel card. I bought a 3-day travel card double package, which costs about one hundred per person. There are many benefits, all direct buses to attractions are free after booking, complimentary airport or train station round-trip bus, complimentary Dali Ancient Town and Shuanglang Ancient Town sightseeing bus, and taxi discounts. The travel card is very cost-effective if planned well. But because our itinerary was rushed, we missed the booked bus many times, and the bus only started at 9 o'clock in the morning, and we had to go out early, so the travel card was not fully utilized. (Also, I saw that there were 3 free ecological corridor sightseeing buses before, but they were cancelled when I went there, which made me angry) ③Taxi: This is the most used mode of transportation for my trip. Taxis are quite convenient, probably because it's off-season, everything went smoothly. The farthest places I've been to are the Sea Tongue Park and the train station, and the fare is in the forties, so 3-4 people can take a taxi. ④Bus: I only took it once in the ancient city, you can navigate specifically, there are bus routes, very convenient. ⑤Tricycle: There are yellow tricycles locally, you can take them for short distances or when it's hard to get a taxi, you can bargain with the taxi price. Dali City·Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture