Rebellious Ways to Enjoy the Blue Sea and Sky

【Ticket Information】 Erhai Park is free to enter, but the must-visit point around the lake, Caicun Pier, charges 45 RMB per person. It’s definitely a “rip-off” — after all, every snap you take looks like wallpaper-worthy art, so spending this money feels painful (for your phone’s storage)! 【Accommodation Suggestions】 In Shuanglang, a beachfront homestay with a sea view costs just over 300 RMB per person in the off-season. This experience is too “bad” — waking up every day kissed by sunlight, opening your eyes to endless turquoise waters, it’s easy to develop procrastination; you simply don’t want to leave to rush your itinerary. 【Food to Avoid】 1️⃣ Bai-style sour and spicy fish (about 80 RMB per person): The fish is unbelievably fresh, and the sour and spicy sauce makes you eat three bowls of rice, so much for your diet plan! 2️⃣ Grilled milk fan cheese (10 RMB/skewer): The rose sauce flavor is outrageously good, street food that feels like Michelin happiness, but beware of your wallet slimming down ⚠️ 【Reverse Guide】 🌀 Popular S Bay: So crowded it makes you question life! But when the clouds are gilded with golden light, you’ll realize you’ve become part of someone else’s scenic shot. 🌀 Little Putuo Island: In winter, seagulls are even more competitive than tourists; the moment you raise your bread, it’s gone in a flash. Bring a telephoto lens to protect your feeding rights. 【Versailles Tip】 The saturation of the blue sky here is too high, it’s a waste of ink; the sunset is too flamboyant, it’s a waste of electricity; even daydreaming feels like shooting an art film, it’s a waste of vacation (you simply can’t bear to leave).