A place suitable for a slow-paced getaway to clear your mind|||Weishan Ancient Town is the birthplace of the ancient Nanzhao Kingdom

|||Weishan Ancient Town is the birthplace of the ancient Nanzhao Kingdom. A place suitable for a slow-paced getaway to clear your mind|||Weishan Ancient Town is the birthplace of the ancient Nanzhao Kingdom, the hometown of Zhao Ling'er. It's less crowded than Dali Ancient Town, much quieter, and not as commercialized, making it ideal for a slow weekend getaway. For foodies, head straight to Weishan, as the saying goes, 'Play in Dali, eat in Weishan,' where you can find a variety of local snacks. 👇Tips 🚌Transport You can take a high-speed train, from Dali Station to Weishan Station, about 20 minutes, and then take a tourist shuttle for 2r per person; or you can rent a car and drive from Dali Ancient Town to Weishan Ancient Town, about an hour and a half (parking fee 10r per day), or carpool (around 70r) 🍱Food Nanzhao Zhu Ji One-Strand Noodles: Cheap and hearty, small portion for 10r, large for 12r, be sure to add an egg, the eggs are super delicious. (Weishan One-Strand Noodles: One bowl of noodles is one strand, one pot is one strand, one family eats one strand, a thousand people still eat one strand) Master Kun's Restaurant: 50r per person for an all-you-can-eat meal Fireworks Market: Snack street with rice cakes, yogurt, etc., choose according to personal preference 📷Photo Spots 1️⃣Gongchen Tower (Image 3): The center of the ancient town, at the intersection of the four main streets 2️⃣Nanzhao Museum (Image 6) Don't miss the Nanzhao Museum if you want to learn about the history of Nanzhao, free admission, closed on Mondays, open from 9:00-17:00, no entry after 16:00 3️⃣Xinggong Tower (Images 7-10) 4️⃣Wen Temple (Image 12) 🗺Suggested Route Gongchen Tower → Snack Street → Nanzhao Museum → Xinggong Tower → Wen Temple · hi~ I'm a wandering snail, trying out a different lifestyle, roaming at a slow pace without rushing, planning to record 100 cities, 600 attractions. I'll share some of the beauty I encounter, travel tips and photo spots, and insights into living on the road, hoping to help those in need.