Yunnan Travelogue: Encountering the Romantic Landscapes of Puzhehei on the Intangible Cultural Heritage Road

Yunnan Travelogue: Encountering the Romantic Landscapes of Puzhehei on the Intangible Cultural Heritage Road On the way to my Yunnan Intangible Cultural Heritage journey, I unexpectedly stumbled upon Puzhehei! The landscapes here are truly breathtaking – not because of a lack of words, but because any description feels inadequate: it possesses a grand, expansive aura, and when morning mist blankets the mountains, it's utterly dreamlike. Standing by the lake, watching the emerald waves reflect the peaks, one feels the profound depth and awe of nature even more. It's as if a mysterious life force is hidden even in the air. I finally understand why this land can nurture such a rich intangible cultural heritage; such picturesque mountains and rivers are the best nourishment. Here are a few casual photos to share this healing and magnificent experience with everyone~🌲🌊 Puzhehei Travel Tips 1. Dress for the occasion: If you plan to take a boat tour on the lake (June-August is best for lotus season), it's recommended to wear non-slip shoes and bring a light jacket (it can be windy on the lake). Light-colored clothing photographs better, but be sure to bring sun protection clothing and a sun hat, as the local UV radiation is strong. 2. Avoid peak times: From 7-9 AM or after 5 PM, there are fewer tourists and the light is soft, perfect for capturing misty mountain landscapes and sunset glows. During holidays, it's advisable to book accommodation 1-2 days in advance to avoid last-minute unavailability. 3. Respect nature and local customs: Do not pick lotus flowers or litter indiscriminately. When entering surrounding villages to experience intangible cultural heritage or folk activities, learn about local etiquette in advance (e.g., do not touch sacrificial items casually) and communicate politely. 4. Prepare essential items: The day-night temperature difference in the mountains is about 5-8℃, so a light jacket is needed. Signal can be weak in some areas, so download offline maps in advance. For those with sensitive stomachs, it's recommended to bring some stomach medicine, as local cuisine tends to be sour and spicy.