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This restaurant is located at the entrance of Baisha Town, not far from the post office. When you come here in the afternoon, you can order coffee, some cakes and have afternoon tea. The location of the terrace on the second floor is very good.
The only restaurant in Yuhu Village, the environment is pretty good, the dishes are delicious, the chicken soup and fish are delicious. This Yuhu family converted their house into a restaurant, and there is a swing at the door, which is nice.
I didn't expect to have such delicious food in a small mountain village. This is the most delicious meal I've ever had in Lijiang. It's also super cheap. The owner's kitchen is super clean and the owner is very simple and enthusiastic. I highly recommend it!
Not bad, the taste is more homely and quite delicious
The snow of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain is a romantic love letter hidden in northwestern Yunnan. This sacred mountain of the Naxi people pierces the sky with its 5596-meter main peak, Shanzidou, where glaciers, turquoise lakes, and forests intertwine to create a fairyland. This hands-on guide will help you avoid pitfalls, combat altitude sickness, and easily unlock all the beauty of the snow mountain. Pre-trip Must-Read: Avoid Pitfalls + Altitude Sickness Double Insurance - Tickets and Transportation: Entrance fee is 100 yuan (discounts available for students and seniors). The core experience relies on the cable car – the large cable car (Glacier Park) at 140 yuan is the most worthwhile, while the small cable car (Spruce Meadow) at 60 yuan and the medium cable car (Yak Meadow) at 65 yuan are optional. Buying the large cable car and then adding the small cable car will get you a 20 yuan discount. Large cable car tickets must be booked in advance through the official WeChat account; during peak season, it's recommended to aim for the afternoon to avoid peak hours. For transportation, the most convenient option is a shared taxi from the Old Town for 80 yuan per person round trip, or you can take the official express bus for 49 yuan, which includes round-trip transportation and a 1000ml oxygen cylinder. - Altitude Sickness Prevention: Don't wait until you reach the top to use supplemental oxygen! Acclimatize to Lijiang Old Town (2400 meters) beforehand, and use medical oxygen for 10 minutes each morning and evening. Carry glucose, chocolate, and Red Bull to replenish energy when hungry or tired; wear layered clothing (quick-drying shirt + fleece + windproof jacket), keep your hat and scarf on full slack, and drink hot water throughout the trip to stay warm. Remember the mantra: Don't run, don't jump, walk slowly, and even speak slowly. Classic Route: Unlock the Core Scenic Spots in One Day - 7:00-9:00 Ganhaizi + Glacier Park: Depart from the Old Town in the early morning, arrive at Ganhaizi at 7:30 to witness the sunrise over the snow-capped mountains—a breathtaking moment when golden light bathes the snow-capped peaks. At 8:30, take the cable car to the 4506-meter viewing platform, then hike 1.5 kilometers along the boardwalk to the 4680-meter stone monument for a photo opportunity. A red windproof jacket paired with the ancient glacier guarantees perfect photos. - 12:00-14:00 Blue Moon Valley: Head straight down to "China's Tiffany's Sea," where the waters of Baishui River and Yuye Lake shimmer with a blue-green hue, displaying iridescent colors under the midday sun. Take the park's eco-friendly bus to Shuiyue Pavilion station and walk; don't waste money renting an electric cart. - 14:30-16:30 Spruce Meadow: Take a small cable car through a primeval spruce forest. This is a sacred place for Naxi love, where the meadows offer stunning views of snow-capped mountains, making every photo look like something out of a Japanese movie. If time is limited, choose between Yak Meadow and Spruce Meadow; the former is more pristine and expansive, while the latter offers better photo opportunities. Food, Accommodation, and Transportation: Excellent Value and Experience - Accommodation: For stunning mountain views, choose a guesthouse near the East Gate of Xueshan Mountain or in Ganzi Village (around 300 RMB/night). To acclimatize to the altitude, stay in a Naxi courtyard in Shuhe Ancient Town (around 260 RMB/night) for a quiet and peaceful stay with stargazing opportunities. For a luxury option, try Hylla Hotel, which offers hands-on activities and breathtaking views. - Food: A must-try after descending the mountain is yak hotpot (80 RMB per person) to warm up and replenish energy. Also worth trying are the "Ama La Ribs" and wild mushroom platter in the ancient town (60 RMB per person). Locally recommended is the Yulong Baisha Yuhu Renjia Guesthouse, offering authentic Yunnan cuisine that won't disappoint. Off-the-beaten-path Tips and Precautions - For panoramic mountain views, take the Huangshan Sentinel section of the road to Baisha Ancient Town – free and less crowded. If time permits, visit the Baisha Murals to experience over 300 years of religious art. - Avoid the midday crowds at Blue Moon Valley; the light is softer after 3 PM. There's a queue for photos at the 4680-meter monument; allow 15 minutes. - Important Reminders: People with colds or heart conditions should proceed with caution. Avoid alcohol and strenuous exercise the day before your ascent to prevent worsening altitude sickness. The beauty of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain lies not only in the snow-capped peaks themselves, but also in the heart-pounding hike and the breathtaking views of the lakes. Plan your trip carefully and let the winds of 4680 meters carry away all your fatigue and confusion. Would you like me to prepare a "Jade Dragon Snow Mountain Altitude Sickness Emergency Handbook + Photo Location Map" for you? I can send you a printable version; a quick look before your trip will give you peace of mind.