Wuliang Mountain Cherry Blossom Valley in Winter

1. Flowering period: The flowering period of Wuliang Mountain Cherry Blossom Valley is generally half a month after December 15. 2. Tickets: Tickets are usually charged at CNY 50 during the cherry blossom season, and free at other times. 3. Transportation: Self-driving is recommended, which takes about 2.5 to 3 hours from Dali City. During the cherry blossom season, there are direct buses to the Cherry Blossom Valley, or you can take a bus from Dali City to Nanjian. Park introduction: There are currently three parks in the Cherry Blossom Valley. Park 1: Mingying Park It is suitable to enter at around 3 pm, when there are relatively more tourists, but the walking distance is not far. The classic shooting spots are all near the [Lancangtai] viewing platform, where the cherry blossom trees are very suitable for taking pictures, and you can take many beautiful photos. As long as you observe carefully, you can find many unique shooting angles. Park 2: Dreamland It is suitable to go before 8 am, where the tea gardens are more layered, and you can find many different spots, and there are spots where you can see Park 1 from a distance. Park 3: Diecai Park There are basically no people in the morning, and you can see the sunrise. The cherry blossoms are in a relatively low position, and you can see Park 1 and Park 2 from a distance. Due to the long walking distance, you need to drive in. There is a spot where you can take a picture of being surrounded by cherry blossom trees, which requires the photographer to climb to the side tea garden and shoot with a telephoto lens. Travel tips: 1. It takes three hours to drive from Dali, and it will be a little rushed to go back and forth on the same day. It is recommended to stay at least one night, so that it will be more convenient to shoot the sunrise and morning fog the next day. 2. The temperature in the mountains is relatively low, so be sure to bring warm clothes. 3. When shooting the scenery of the tea mountain, try to avoid noon. Because the light is too strong at this time, the tea leaves will reflect light, resulting in a dead white picture. It is easier to take wonderful photos when the light is softer in the morning or afternoon. 4. It is best to prepare some dry food by yourself, as there is relatively little food on the mountain, and the choices of ordering food in farmhouses are also relatively limited.