Detailed guide to the most complete Erhai Lake route in two days and one night in Dali (with guide to photo spots)

Dali’s two-day and one-night tour of the Erhai Lake is a super guide for the special forces. Check out most of the internet celebrity photo spots for a photo-taking trip🐎 This article is enough! ✨Erhai Lake is divided into two areas: Haidong and Haixi. It is recommended to live near the Haixi Ecological Corridor. You can cycle around the sea on the ecological corridor, or you can take a sightseeing car. It is very comfortable and you can see Cangshan Mountain. The scenic spots on the Haidong Line are relatively far apart. I traveled by car. I first reserved free tickets for the Sun Palace in the morning. After visiting the Double Corridor, I drove around the sea. I could stop when I saw interesting scenic spots. I also encountered a herd of cattle grazing. Sunset Mountain and Sea Coffee is here. The photos are beautiful and the sea view is vast. Day1: Haixi Line Xizhou Ancient Town (taking pictures in the rice fields, and eating out is also cost-effective) → Check in at Haixi B&B → Longgwan Wharf → Caicun Wharf → Xiaboju → Panxi S Bay → You can ride slowly on the covered bridge and check in all internet celebrity photo spots for dinner restaurants Very good atmosphere in S Bay Day2: Haidong Line Watch the sunrise at Caicun Pier → Drive to Yang Liping Sun Palace Art Space (reserve Sun Palace tickets in advance) → Little Putuo → Wenbi Village (good to take photos) → Ideal State (step on the thunder, recommended not to go) → Xingsheng Bridge (pretend to be in Europe) → Dali Ancient City (dinner under the sunset) 🏠Accommodation Tips: For self-driving, it is recommended to live in Haidong. Parking is more convenient but there are few facilities around and eating is inconvenient. It is not recommended to live in Dali Ancient City (super congested) If you don’t drive by yourself, it is recommended to stay near Dali Ancient Town or Caicun, which is lively and convenient. ❤️Outfit Tips: It won’t be too cold in winter, but you still need a thick coat. We recommend a light-colored dress + cloak to keep you warm and look stylish.