What to see when first arriving in Dali

When traveling to Dali, what to see first depends on personal interests, followed by the length of stay, and then the traveler's physical strength. If you are new to Dali and have limited time, it is difficult to fully experience Dali's 'wind, flower, snow, and moon.' Just strolling through the ancient city, visiting the Three Pagodas, gazing at Erhai Lake, and climbing Cangshan Mountain will make the trip worthwhile. 'Longing for Each Other' The Buddha is spiritual, the Three Pagodas are spiritual. Returning to fulfill a vow, the sightseeing shadows overlap. The fame spreads across the four seas. The ancient city prospers, the ancient city flourishes. Tourists from near and far create a bustling sound. Flower lanterns reflect the bright moon. 'Longing for Each Other' The sky is blue, the water is blue. Thousands of sandpipers are in the poetry and painting. Leisurely listening to the wind of Erhai Lake. Cangshan Mountain is majestic, Cangshan Mountain is heavy. Green trees, pure streams, and clouds and mist arise. Enjoying the view of the clear sky for miles. The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple and the ancient city of Dali are the main symbols of Dali's literary heritage. Both the historical stories and the current situation are fascinating. Under the bright sun, the waves of Erhai Lake ripple, floating clouds move overhead, white as cotton, and Cangshan Mountain is lush and green, towering into the clouds.