Dali
Dali is a charming city located in Yunnan Province in southwest China. This historic city is famous for its breathtaking scenery, including Erhai Lake and the Cangshan Mountains, which surround it, creating a serene and picturesque atmosphere. Dali is known for its ethnic culture, especially that of the Bai, an ethnic group that has profoundly influenced the city's architecture, traditions and art. The city has a well-preserved historic center, with cobblestone streets, traditional Bai-style houses and lively markets that attract tourists from all over the world. The temperate climate and tranquil atmosphere make Dali an ideal destination for those seeking an immersive cultural experience in a stunning natural setting. In the 1990s, it became a hippie destination, due to its climate and strong connection to tradition. Since transportation has become easier, Dali has become a popular destination for Chinese tourists seeking tranquility and immersion in traditional culture.
The temples of Dali, China, are places of great historical and cultural importance. The most famous is the Chongsheng Temple, located at the foot of the Cangshan Mountains. This complex, which dates back to the Nanzhao Dynasty (7th-10th century), houses the famous Three Statues Pagoda, three imposing towers that are the symbol of the city. The central pagoda, the tallest, is considered a masterpiece of Chinese Buddhist architecture.
The temple is dedicated to Buddha, with over 14 thousand golden representations of him, offering a spectacular view of the surrounding landscape.










































