9 Days (YUNNAN) Kunming – Dali – Lijiang – Shangri-La Fullboard Halal Tours

Departure from Kuala Lumpur (KLIA) using for preferred Airlines

Arrived at Kunming Changshui lnt. Airport. Meet and greet by local guide and transfer to Shilin. Visit of the day: Stone Forest Scenic Area (Include buggy ride). The Stone Forest Scenic Area is one of China’s most extraordinary natural wonders, famous for its towering limestone formations that resemble a vast forest made of stone. Located about 90 km from Kunming, this UNESCO-listed site showcases dramatic karst landscapes formed over 270 million years through erosion and geological movement. Then, we visit Yi Ancient Town, the home to the Sani Yi people, a branch of the Yi minority, known for their colorful traditions, folk dances, and the famous Ashima legend—a romantic tale deeply connected to the landscape. After dinner, we check-in Hotel and have rest of the day. Overnight in Chuxiong city.

After having breakfast at Hotel, we visit Lixiang Bang, often called the “Santorini of Asia,” Dali captivates travelers with its charming whitewashed buildings, scenic lakeside views, and relaxed Mediterranean-like atmosphere. Nestled between the majestic Cangshan Mountain and the crystal-clear Erhai Lake, Dali offers a stunning natural backdrop reminiscent of Greece’s famous island (including upward shuttle buggy + Erhai scenery). While it may not sit by the sea, Dali’s lakeside charm along Erhai Lake offers breathtaking sunrise and sunset views, cycling routes, and tranquil village life. Combined with its rich Bai ethnic culture and mild climate, Dali truly earns its nickname as the “Santorini of Asia,” offering a unique blend of culture, nature, and serenity in the heart of Yunnan.

Donglianhua Village is a unique and culturally rich destination in Yunnan, known as one of the best-preserved Hui Muslim villages along the ancient Tea Horse Road. Located near Dali, this historic village offers a fascinating glimpse into centuries of Islamic heritage in southwestern China, famous for its traditional architecture, featuring beautifully maintained courtyard homes, ancient mosques, and distinctive Chinese-Islamic design elements. The village was once an important trading hub where Muslim merchants played a key role in commerce between China and Southeast Asia. Visitors can explore landmarks such as old caravan routes, heritage houses, and local museums that tell the story of the Hui community. The peaceful surroundings, combined with its strong cultural identity, make it an ideal stop for travelers seeking authentic Muslim-friendly experiences.

Dali Ancient City, which dating back over 1,000 years to the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms, the city is surrounded by ancient stone walls, traditional gates, and cobblestone streets. Visitors can stroll through lively alleys lined with Bai-style houses, featuring whitewashed walls, grey tiles, and intricate carvings. Yangren Street (also known as Foreigner Street) is the most vibrant and cosmopolitan area within Dali Ancient City. Lined with charming cafés, restaurants, souvenir shops, and boutique stores, Yangren Street offers a unique mix of East and West. Visitors can enjoy local Yunnan cuisine, halal-friendly options, and international dishes while soaking in the relaxed, artistic vibe. Overnight in Dali.

Scrolling along Lanxiaohai - along the shores of Erhai Lake, often referred to as the “Santorini-style” spot of Dali for its dreamy coastal scenery and photogenic settings - we bring you to explore Erhai lake shores with music caravan and S bay ride, local music and dance, group photo-shooting session (3 electronic photos per person and 30 second aerial video per group).

Then, we proceed to visit First Bend of the Yangtze River, it is a spectacular natural landmark where the mighty Yangtze River makes a dramatic 180-degree turn, this scenic spot marks a significant geographical moment as the river changes direction from southward to eastward on its long journey across China. Surrounded by mountains and vast open landscapes, the viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramic views of the river winding gracefully through the valley. The contrast between the golden-brown river waters and the lush greenery creates a striking visual experience, especially from elevated observation platforms.

We continue to visit Tiger Leaping Gorge, one of the deepest and most dramatic gorges in the world, carved by the powerful Yangtze River. Nestled between the towering Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and Haba Snow Mountain, the gorge offers breathtaking views of roaring rapids, steep cliffs, and rugged hiking trails (including up & down escalator). Lastly, we visit Dukezong Ancient Town, a historic Tibetan town located in Shangri-La, offering a rich blend of culture, spirituality, and heritage. With a history of over 1,300 years, it was once an important stop along the ancient Tea Horse Road. The town is known for its traditional Tibetan-style houses, prayer flags, and peaceful atmosphere. One of its most iconic landmarks is the giant prayer wheel at Guishan Park. By day, Dukezong showcases its deep-rooted Tibetan culture, while at night, it transforms into a magical setting illuminated by warm lights, creating a serene and spiritual ambiance. Overnight in Shangri-La.

After breakfast, we proceed to Potatso National Park (also known as Pudacuo) is China's first national park to meet international standards, located in the UNESCO World Heritage "Three Parallel Rivers" region of Yunnan. Sitting at a high altitude between 3,500m and 4,150m, it is a biodiversity hotspot containing 20% of China's plant species and diverse wildlife like yaks, black-necked cranes, and squirrels. The Park key attractions such as:

• Shudu Lake: One of the largest lakes in the region, known for its crystal-clear water and a 3.3km wooden plank walkway for easy hiking.

• Bitahai Lake: The highest lake in Yunnan, often called the "Pearl of the Plateau," surrounded by century-old pines and oak forests.

• Militang Alpine Pasture: The park's largest pasture, where yaks and sheep graze under open skies

Back from Potatso national Park, we visit Lijiang Ancient Town (also known as Dayan) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Yunnan with over 800 years of history. It is famous for its lack of city walls, intricate canal system, and well-preserved Naxi ethnic architecture. Square Street (Sifangjie) is the vibrant central hub of Lijiang Ancient Town. Shaped like an official's seal, this rectangular square has been the heart of the town’s economy and culture for centuries, once serving as a major trading post on the Ancient Tea Horse Road. Overnight in Lijiang

After breakfast, transfer to visit Jade Dragon Snow Mountain (including shuttle bus): Glacier Park (including return cable car), White Water River + Blue Moon Valley (including buggy) and Gan Haizi Grassland. Enjoy the large-scale ethnic song and dance performance "Impression of Lijiang" at the outdoor theater on the highest altitude. Overnight in in Lijiang.

After breakfast, we check out of Hotel and proceed to train station for high-speed (bullet train) train back to Kunming. After arrival, drive to the city center, visit the landmark of Kunming- the Golden Horse and Jade Rooster Archway, visit Shuncheng Mosque and then Kunming CITY WALK, Nanping Pedestrian Street and Qianwang Old Street. Back to Hotel after dinner. Overnight in Kunming.

After breakfast, we visit New Luosiwan International Wholesale Market and Dounan Flower Market (Asia's largest market for cut flowers) and enjoy your free time exploring the market. After Lunch, transfer to the airport for flight departure.

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