The Colored Sand Forest is located in the territory of Majie Town in Lu Liang County, south of Qujing City, Yunnan Province. The Colored Sand Forest covers an area of 25 square kilometers, with a protected area of 52.8 square kilometers. It is an important scenic spot on the fine tourism line of Yunnan, 18 kilometers south of Luliang County, 40 kilometers from Shilin, 130 kilometers from Kunming, 50 kilometers from Luxi and 96 kilometers from Luoping, with superior location advantages and convenient access conditions.

Xishuangbanna Primitive Forest Park is located east of Jinghong and north of Lancang River, 8 kilometers from the state capital seat, is the closest piece of primitive forest in the state to Jinghong City. The park is created on the basis of 25,000 mu of tropical gully rainforest, and the forest coverage in the park is over 98%, which is a natural oxygen bar. The park is one of the largest comprehensive ecological tourist attractions in Xishuangbanna, with projects such as gully rainforest, peacock flying, folk songs and dances, gourmet food and water splashing carnival. The concept of fashionable life with nature, ecology, environmental protection, leisure and health as the main elements is reflected through the ethnic annual culture season in winter, peacock culture season in spring, rainforest culture season in summer and ethnic costume season in autumn.

The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple is located 1.5 kilometers northwest of the ancient city of Dali, west of the Cang Mountain Yingle Peak and east of the Er Sea, about 1,500 meters from the foot of the mountain. There is Peach Creek flowing to the east at 336 meters south. North 76 meters there is the Plum Creek, east of the Yunnan-Tibet Highway. The three pagodas are composed of a large and two small pagodas. The big pagoda is also known as Thousand Seeking Pagoda, the local people call it "Wenpen Pagoda", 69.13 meters high, the bottom 9.9 meters, where 16 levels, for the Dali area typical of the dense eaves hollow four square brick tower. North and south of the small tower are ten levels, 42.17 meters high, for the octagonal dense eaves hollow brick tower. On March 4, 1961, it was announced by the State Council as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. The three pagodas of Chongsheng Temple were built in the period of Nanzhao King advised Feng You (824-859 AD), first built the big tower "Qianxun Pagoda", 69.13 meters high, is a square dense eaves brick tower, a total of 16 layers. Later, the south and north pagodas were built, both 42.19 meters high, a pair of octagonal brick pagodas, both with 10 levels. The three pagodas were built, in addition to the Buddhist preaching of Buddhahood, there is also an important reason, is that Dali is an ancient "watery country". The ancient book "Jin Shi Zuizhi" in the record: "the world said that the dragon nature respect tower and fear of peng, Dali old for the dragon, so this town." According to legend, in ancient times the construction of three towers, using a layer of soil to repair a layer of the tower method, the tower repaired, before the soil layer by layer to dig away, so that the tower appears, so there are "pile of soil to build the tower" and "digging now tower" said. The bridge built when the tower, as high as a hill, more than 10 miles long. When repairing the tower, the lack of transport, but also with goats to pack bricks, now the Dali silver bridge village, ancient times known as "tower bridge village". The ancient records to repair the three towers, "service craftsmen 7.7 million, cost more than 40,000 gold, took eight years to build. After the construction of the three towers, and built a large scale Chongsheng Temple. In 1977, during the maintenance process, more than 600 pieces of cultural relics such as Buddha statues and scriptures from the Nanzhao and Dali periods were cleared from the top and base of the tower. This is the richest and most important batch of cultural relics from the Nanzhao and Dali periods. One of them is a gold statue, weighing 1135 grams and 0.24 meters high. There are also engraved bronze tablets, Buddhist scriptures, various bronze mirrors, and various medicines such as vermilion, sinker, sandalwood, deer antler, coral, mica, etc. These objects provide valuable information for the study of the history, religion and culture of Nanzhao and Dali periods.

Located on Yuantong Street in downtown Kunming, Yuantong Temple is one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Kunming, with a history of over 1,200 years of existence. It is also the largest monastery in Kunming. It was first built in the Nanzhao era of the Tang Dynasty and was initially called Mendala Temple. Yuan dynasty Dade five years (AD 1301 (Xinchou year)) built the Yuantong Temple, the Yuan emperor "Gave a Stamp and Award". Yuantong Temple, the expansion project lasted 18 years, until the Yuan Yan You six years (1319 AD (hexwei year)) was completed. During the Ming Dynasty, the Temple was expanded and a new Temple was built at the top of the hill. During the Qing Dynasty, it was also rebuilt several times.

Zhujia Garden, located in the middle of Jianxin Street in Jianshui Ancient City, Yunnan Province, is a home and ancestral hall built by the squire Zhu Weiqing brothers in the late Qing Dynasty, and is known as "Grand View Garden in Southwest Border". Zhujia Garden covers an area of more than 20,000 square meters. The main building has a "vertical, four horizontal and three" layout. It is a flexible combination of Jianshui's typical "three Liu Er, three halls, one large patio with four small patios" traditional residential buildings. The structure of the houses is orderly, with courtyards emerging one after another, with 42 large and small patios. The whole group of buildings has steep ridges and cornices, carved beams and painted buildings, which are exquisite and elegant. The courtyard hall is reasonably arranged, and the spatial landscape is rich in levels and endless in changes, forming a "labyrinth" building complex. In March 2013, it was approved by the State Council to be included in the list of the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

Jade Water Village Scenic Area, a national AAAA-level tourist area (point), consists of a series of attractions and has now become a major tourist attraction in Lijiang. Jade Water Village is a Dongba sacred place in the central Naxi region and is the traceable source of the ancient city of Lijiang. The Nature Conservancy has designated Jade Water Village as a base for the inheritance of Dongba culture and the inheritance of Baisha fine music and Leba dance, carrying out the excavation, collation, inheritance, research and display of the ancient culture of the Naxi people. The Yushui Village Dongba Cultural Heritage Base has preserved the traditional and simple appearance of the Naxi people, and reflects the beautiful natural landscape around it, truly reflecting the traditional Naxi concept of "the harmonious development of man and nature" and the true meaning of Dongba culture.

Xishan Park is located 15 kilometers from the western suburb of Kunming and consists of Huating hill, Taihua hill and Luohan hill. Its peaks stretch for more than 40 kilometers, with an altitude of 1900 meters to 2350 meters. It is said that in ancient times there was a phoenix resting, and those who saw it did not recognize it and called it Biji, so it is also called Biji Mountain. It is also called Reclining Buddha Mountain because of its shape like a reclining Buddha. West Mountain is densely forested, flowers and plants flourish, quiet and beautiful, excellent scenery, in ancient times it has the reputation of "the first good place in Yunnan". A view from the southeast of Kunming City, like a beautiful woman lying on both sides of Dianchi. Her head, chest, abdomen, legs are visible, green silk fluttering in the waves of Dianchi, looks rich and charming, so also called the Sleeping Beauty.

Jianshui Swallow Cave is located in the valley of Lujiang River, more than 20 kilometers east of Jianshui County, Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. The cave is divided into two layers: the upper cave is huge, the opening is a collapsed water cave, and the interior is a hall-shaped cave with clusters of stalagmites, stalagmites and stalactites. There was a three-story pavilion inside the cave, and a tree passed through the building, which was called an arrow through three buildings, but was later destroyed; the lower cave is more than ten feet high, with dense stalactites at the top, and the dark river section of the Lu River flowing into the cave is seven or eight kilometers long. The cave is shady and has many swallows inhabiting it, hence the name Swallow Cave. There are many peach and plum trees outside the cave, and the flowers bloom in spring, adding color to the cave. In summer, it is cool and refreshing to enter the cave; in winter, it is warm and full of air, which is also a feature of Swallow Cave. After the dam was built on the outflow of Hujiang River, it entered the limestone mountains, and the river appeared and disappeared, forming numerous underground caves, dark rivers and surface rivers alternating with each other.

Parashorea chinensis Wang Hsie, a large tree, 40-60 m tall, 60-150 cm dbh; bark gray or brown, the upper part of the trunk is shallowly longitudinally fissured, the lower part of the straw bale is blocky and exfoliating. Young branches are scaly and velvety, with rounded lenticels. Leaves leathery, elliptical or elliptic-lanceolate. The wood of Wangtian tree is hard, durable, resistant to decay, and not easy to be decayed by insects; it is brownish-yellow in color, without special odor, straight in texture, uniform in structure, easy to process, smooth in planing, and beautiful in pattern, and is a high-grade wood for manufacturing various kinds of furniture. It was discovered in the forests of Xishuangbanna in 1975 by a forestry expedition of Yunnan Province, China. The genus has a total of 11 members, mostly distributed around Southeast Asia 2B. The Wangtian tree is a rare species of specialty that only grows in Yunnan, China, and is only distributed in a 20-square-kilometer area from Xinzhai to Jingpu in Xishuangbanna's Mianbeng and Guangnali.

Meili Snow Mountain is a huge north-south snow mountain group located in the east of Chayu County, Tibet and the west of Yunling Township, Deqin County, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, with a total length of 150 kilometers. It is called Kawagebo Snow Mountain in Tibetan areas, and the word "Meili" is translated into Chinese by Deqin Tibetan Mainri, which means Yaoshan. It is named [1-2] because it is rich in various rare medicinal materials. At the same time, it is also a holy place of Yongzhong Bonism, and is called the four sacred mountains of Tibetan Buddhism together with Gangrenboqi in Tibet, Animaqing Mountain in Qinghai and Gaduojuewo in Qinghai. The highest peak, Kawagebo Peak, is 6,740 meters above sea level and is the highest mountain in Yunnan Province. It is located 10 kilometers southwest of Deqin County and 184 kilometers away from Zhongdian County. It is about 30 kilometers long, of which the highest peak in pyramid shape is Kavagebo Peak, with an altitude of 6,740 meters. It is an extremely high mountain that protrudes from the top of the surrounding mountains for nearly 1,000 meters and is the highest peak in Yunnan Province. Meili Snow Mountain has strong fault activity and high terrain, with 13 peaks above 6000 meters above sea level surrounded by Kawagebo Peak, which is the highest mountain on the southeast edge of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Kawagbo, the main peak of Prince Snow Mountain, means "White Snow Mountain" in Tibetan, commonly known as "God of Snow Mountain". Legend has it that it was originally a ferocious evil spirit with nine heads and eighteen arms. After being educated by Master Padmasambhava, he was abstained from being a lay person and converted to Buddhism. He became the son of a thousand Buddhas and was a member of the divine general under Gesar, the great master of Baozhu, who made the enemy. From then on, he led the border land and blessed the snow area. The statue of Cabagbo is often enshrined on the altar. He rides a white horse and holds a sword. He is majestic and looks like a patron saint. Although Kawagbo and its surrounding peaks are called "thirteen peaks", the meaning is to take the auspicious number of "thirteen" in Tibetan. In fact, it is not the exact thirteen snowy peaks, but the general designation of more peaks. Among the peaks, the more famous ones are Mianzim Peak, Jiwa Ren'an Peak, Bujiong Songjie Wuxue Peak, Mabing Zarawangdui Peak, Kugui Raqqa Peak, and Lazan Peak. Among them, the graceful Mianzim Peak, which means the goddess of the sea, is located on the south side of Kavagebo Peak. Legend has it that this peak is the wife of Kavagebo Peak. Kavagbo went on an expedition with King Gelsall to the evil Luohai country. The evil Luohai country wanted to deceive them and betrothed Mianzim to Kavagbo. Unexpectedly, Kavagbo and Mianzim fell in love with each other and never separated. It is also said that Mianzim is the daughter of Yulong Snow Mountain. Although she is the wife of Kavagebo, she is mindful of her hometown and faces her hometown. Xuefeng is always shrouded in clouds and mist. People call it the veil covered by Zim's shame. Jiwa Ren'an Peak, which means "the crown of the five Buddhas", is five flat and sharp peaks standing side by side, located on the north side of Mianzim Peak, with an altitude of 5770.5 meters. The Bujiong Songjie Wuxue Peak, which is said to be the son of Kavagebo and Mianzim, is located between the Five Buddha Crown Peak and Kavagebo Peak. The patron saint in the northeast of Cabagbo refers to the Mabing Zarawangdui Peak, also known as the "Invincible God of War" (General Peak). Coarse return to Raqqa means the peak above the round lake, which is located above the ice bucket of Scha Glacier.

Ginkgo Village in Tengchong, Yunnan Province used to have a large ginkgo tree, which could only be surrounded by several adults for a week. Legend has it that Liu Bei tied a horse on this tree during the Three Kingdoms period, so the villagers were very proud of it. There is also a Ginkgo Temple under this tree, so the tree is very large and the temple is advantaged, so tourists come in an endless stream and are famous far and near, hence the name Ginkgo Village. There are more than 2,000 acres of ginkgo trees planted contiguously in Ginkgo Village, Tengchong, Yunnan Province. From the end of September to December, the small mountain village was wrapped in golden yellow by tall ginkgo trees, and the ginkgo leaves on the ground covered the large and small courtyards in the village like golden carpets, with beautiful scenery. In addition, there are magical Jiangdongshan ancient karst cave, beautiful Longchuan River Xiaojiang Gorge, mysterious ancient battlefield "ghost grinding needle" vicissitudes of Shimen ancient plank road, jagged lotus mountain and other scenic spots. Yinxing Village is called Jiangdong Village in Tengchong County, Yunnan Province. Driving more than 40 kilometers north from Tengchong County, it took less than an hour to reach Guyingxing Village. There are more than 3,000 ginkgo trees dotted inside and outside the farmhouse. Most of the ginkgo villages here are hundreds of years old, and Jiangdong Village has become the most popular destination in Tengchong at the end of autumn. This is probably the largest, most concentrated and oldest ginkgo forest in Yunnan. It is said that all the villagers in Jiangdong Village moved from the Central Plains. The shadow play culture here has a history of more than 600 years. The ancient Ginkgo Village was also one of the shooting places of the movie Martial Arts. There are ginkgo trees, large and small, everywhere in front of and behind Jiangdong Village. It is most comfortable in the morning and evening to come here with "gold everywhere". Ginkgo trees are relatively tall. Those who love photography bring a telephoto lens, which can not only avoid crowds, but also take close-ups of yellow leaves of Ginkgo biloba.

Jade Water Village Scenic Area, a national AAAA-level tourist area (point), consists of a series of attractions and has now become a major tourist attraction in Lijiang. Jade Water Village is a Dongba sacred place in the central Naxi region and is the traceable source of the ancient city of Lijiang. The Nature Conservancy has designated Jade Water Village as a base for the inheritance of Dongba culture and the inheritance of Baisha fine music and Leba dance, carrying out the excavation, collation, inheritance, research and display of the ancient culture of the Naxi people. The Yushui Village Dongba Cultural Heritage Base has preserved the traditional and simple appearance of the Naxi people, and reflects the beautiful natural landscape around it, truly reflecting the traditional Naxi concept of "the harmonious development of man and nature" and the true meaning of Dongba culture.

The Colored Sand Forest is located in the territory of Majie Town in Lu Liang County, south of Qujing City, Yunnan Province. The Colored Sand Forest covers an area of 25 square kilometers, with a protected area of 52.8 square kilometers. It is an important scenic spot on the fine tourism line of Yunnan, 18 kilometers south of Luliang County, 40 kilometers from Shilin, 130 kilometers from Kunming, 50 kilometers from Luxi and 96 kilometers from Luoping, with superior location advantages and convenient access conditions.

Xishuangbanna Primitive Forest Park is located east of Jinghong and north of Lancang River, 8 kilometers from the state capital seat, is the closest piece of primitive forest in the state to Jinghong City. The park is created on the basis of 25,000 mu of tropical gully rainforest, and the forest coverage in the park is over 98%, which is a natural oxygen bar. The park is one of the largest comprehensive ecological tourist attractions in Xishuangbanna, with projects such as gully rainforest, peacock flying, folk songs and dances, gourmet food and water splashing carnival. The concept of fashionable life with nature, ecology, environmental protection, leisure and health as the main elements is reflected through the ethnic annual culture season in winter, peacock culture season in spring, rainforest culture season in summer and ethnic costume season in autumn.

The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple is located 1.5 kilometers northwest of the ancient city of Dali, west of the Cang Mountain Yingle Peak and east of the Er Sea, about 1,500 meters from the foot of the mountain. There is Peach Creek flowing to the east at 336 meters south. North 76 meters there is the Plum Creek, east of the Yunnan-Tibet Highway. The three pagodas are composed of a large and two small pagodas. The big pagoda is also known as Thousand Seeking Pagoda, the local people call it "Wenpen Pagoda", 69.13 meters high, the bottom 9.9 meters, where 16 levels, for the Dali area typical of the dense eaves hollow four square brick tower. North and south of the small tower are ten levels, 42.17 meters high, for the octagonal dense eaves hollow brick tower. On March 4, 1961, it was announced by the State Council as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. The three pagodas of Chongsheng Temple were built in the period of Nanzhao King advised Feng You (824-859 AD), first built the big tower "Qianxun Pagoda", 69.13 meters high, is a square dense eaves brick tower, a total of 16 layers. Later, the south and north pagodas were built, both 42.19 meters high, a pair of octagonal brick pagodas, both with 10 levels. The three pagodas were built, in addition to the Buddhist preaching of Buddhahood, there is also an important reason, is that Dali is an ancient "watery country". The ancient book "Jin Shi Zuizhi" in the record: "the world said that the dragon nature respect tower and fear of peng, Dali old for the dragon, so this town." According to legend, in ancient times the construction of three towers, using a layer of soil to repair a layer of the tower method, the tower repaired, before the soil layer by layer to dig away, so that the tower appears, so there are "pile of soil to build the tower" and "digging now tower" said. The bridge built when the tower, as high as a hill, more than 10 miles long. When repairing the tower, the lack of transport, but also with goats to pack bricks, now the Dali silver bridge village, ancient times known as "tower bridge village". The ancient records to repair the three towers, "service craftsmen 7.7 million, cost more than 40,000 gold, took eight years to build. After the construction of the three towers, and built a large scale Chongsheng Temple. In 1977, during the maintenance process, more than 600 pieces of cultural relics such as Buddha statues and scriptures from the Nanzhao and Dali periods were cleared from the top and base of the tower. This is the richest and most important batch of cultural relics from the Nanzhao and Dali periods. One of them is a gold statue, weighing 1135 grams and 0.24 meters high. There are also engraved bronze tablets, Buddhist scriptures, various bronze mirrors, and various medicines such as vermilion, sinker, sandalwood, deer antler, coral, mica, etc. These objects provide valuable information for the study of the history, religion and culture of Nanzhao and Dali periods.

Located on Yuantong Street in downtown Kunming, Yuantong Temple is one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Kunming, with a history of over 1,200 years of existence. It is also the largest monastery in Kunming. It was first built in the Nanzhao era of the Tang Dynasty and was initially called Mendala Temple. Yuan dynasty Dade five years (AD 1301 (Xinchou year)) built the Yuantong Temple, the Yuan emperor "Gave a Stamp and Award". Yuantong Temple, the expansion project lasted 18 years, until the Yuan Yan You six years (1319 AD (hexwei year)) was completed. During the Ming Dynasty, the Temple was expanded and a new Temple was built at the top of the hill. During the Qing Dynasty, it was also rebuilt several times.

Zhujia Garden, located in the middle of Jianxin Street in Jianshui Ancient City, Yunnan Province, is a home and ancestral hall built by the squire Zhu Weiqing brothers in the late Qing Dynasty, and is known as "Grand View Garden in Southwest Border". Zhujia Garden covers an area of more than 20,000 square meters. The main building has a "vertical, four horizontal and three" layout. It is a flexible combination of Jianshui's typical "three Liu Er, three halls, one large patio with four small patios" traditional residential buildings. The structure of the houses is orderly, with courtyards emerging one after another, with 42 large and small patios. The whole group of buildings has steep ridges and cornices, carved beams and painted buildings, which are exquisite and elegant. The courtyard hall is reasonably arranged, and the spatial landscape is rich in levels and endless in changes, forming a "labyrinth" building complex. In March 2013, it was approved by the State Council to be included in the list of the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

Jade Water Village Scenic Area, a national AAAA-level tourist area (point), consists of a series of attractions and has now become a major tourist attraction in Lijiang. Jade Water Village is a Dongba sacred place in the central Naxi region and is the traceable source of the ancient city of Lijiang. The Nature Conservancy has designated Jade Water Village as a base for the inheritance of Dongba culture and the inheritance of Baisha fine music and Leba dance, carrying out the excavation, collation, inheritance, research and display of the ancient culture of the Naxi people. The Yushui Village Dongba Cultural Heritage Base has preserved the traditional and simple appearance of the Naxi people, and reflects the beautiful natural landscape around it, truly reflecting the traditional Naxi concept of "the harmonious development of man and nature" and the true meaning of Dongba culture.