Yunnan local life

Kunming Zoo (昆明动物园), also known as Yuantong Mountain Zoo, officially opened in January 1954. The zoo boasts over 140 species and over a thousand animals, including local Yunnan wildlife such as elephants, wild buffalo, rhinoceros birds, and red pandas. Visitors can also encounter animals from around the world, including golden monkeys, Siberian tigers, kangaroos, and […]

Yunnan Ethnic Village (云南民族村) covers an area of 89 hectares and features 256 ethnic villages of Dai, Bai, Yi, and other minority groups, built according to a 1:1 scale. It showcases the architectural art, traditional costumes, cultural customs, religious beliefs, and way of life of various ethnic groups in Yunnan. During minority festivals such as

Haigeng Park (海埂公园) stretches approximately 2.5 kilometers from east to west and 200 meters from north to south, covering an area of 750 acres. Established in the early 1960s, it is situated in the southern outskirts of Kunming City, along the eastern shore of Dianchi Lake. This picturesque park is a prime attraction of Dianchi

Kunming Dounan Flower Market (昆明斗南花卉市场) has evolved into Asia’s largest fresh-cut flower trading market, earning the city its renowned status as the “City of Flowers.” For over a decade, it has consistently ranked first nationwide in terms of trading volume, transaction value, cash flow, foot traffic, and export volume. With over 10,000 visitors daily, the

Cuihu Park (翠湖公园), also known as Green Lake Park, is situated at the foot of Luofeng Mountain in the downtown area of Kunming City. Covering an area of 21 hectares, the park boasts a water surface area of 15 hectares. Before the Yuan Dynasty, when the water level of Dianchi Lake was high, this area