Yunnan, located in the stunning southwest of China, is a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural diversity. Home to 26 ethnic groups, it offers an unparalleled blend of traditions, history, and natural wonders. From the snow-capped mountains of Shangri-La to the ancient towns of Lijiang and Dali, and the breathtaking rice terraces of Yuanyang, Yunnan captivates travelers with its unspoiled beauty. Whether you're exploring Kunming's Stone Forest, relaxing by Erhai Lake, or discovering the tropical charm of Xishuangbanna, Yunnan promises a journey filled with stunning scenery, vibrant cultures, and authentic experiences. Plan your perfect Yunnan adventure with our curated tours, from day trips to in-depth explorations.
Private Tour 
14
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Heritage,
Great Wall,
Panda,
Palace,
Buddhist Art,
Monastery,
Private Tour 6
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Heritage,
Mountain,
Ancient Village,
Ancient Architecture,
Private Tour 9
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Heritage,
Ancient Village,
Buddhist Art,
Gorge,
Monastery,
Lake,
Ancient Architecture,
Private Tour 11
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Heritage,
Mountain,
Biking,
Buddhist Art,
Gorge,
Monastery,
Lake,
Yunnan is a vast province with diverse landscapes and cultural heritage. A short visit allows you to explore one or two cities such as Kunming, Dali, or Lijiang, which have direct flight connections to major Chinese cities. For a more immersive experience:
4 days: Cover Kunming and Lijiang.
6 days: Include Dali along with Kunming and Lijiang.
8 days: Extend your trip to Shangri-La.
10-12+ days: Cater to special interests such as hiking Tiger Leaping Gorge, photographing Dongchuan Red Land, or visiting Yuanyang Rice Terraces. We can tailor-make your itinerary based on your time, preferences, and interests.
Yunnan's climate varies by region due to its diverse geography:
Shangri-La & Northwest Yunnan: Best visited from May to October when the landscape is lush with blooming flowers, trees, and crystal-clear lakes. Winter can be extremely cold.
Tiger Leaping Gorge: Avoid the rainy season (July and August) as hiking trails can become dangerous.
Yuanyang Rice Terraces & Dongchuan Red Land: These scenic areas change throughout the seasons, offering different photographic opportunities year-round.
Kunming, Dali & Lijiang: These popular destinations are suitable for travel all year round.
Unlike larger cities in China, Yunnan has fewer chain hotels. Instead, visitors often choose unique accommodations that reflect local culture and nature, such as boutique hotels, homestays, and luxury resorts. Prices vary depending on location and amenities:
Budget (3-star hotels): $70–$90 per night
Mid-range (4-star hotels): $90–$120 per night
Luxury (5-star hotels): $150–$200 per night
Resorts & High-end stays: $200+ per night
Yunnan is located in the southwestern part of China, bordering Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam. The capital city, Kunming, serves as the main transportation hub, with international and domestic flight connections.
To travel within Yunnan, trains and road transport are the primary options. Unlike big cities with extensive metro networks, a well-organized private transfer is often necessary for a seamless travel experience.
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