Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple Cultural Tourism Area

How to spend a week in Yunnan in the off-season in December? Sisters! From December to January, there are much fewer tourists! This period is very suitable for traveling to Yunnan, it's so cost-effective that it makes you cry😭 Sharing the itinerary✈️ 🚩day1: Lijiang Landed in Lijiang! Went to the long-awaited Yulong Snow Mountain, the snow scene is super beautiful, starting a poetic journey in Yunnan❗️Checked in at the Blue Moon Valley at the foot of Lijiang Snow Mountain🏔, it's like a sapphire, like a scroll~ Had Lijiang spare ribs and grilled milk fan💕super satisfied 🚩day2: Lashi Lake ➕Yulong Snow Mountain (Yunshanping)➕Blue Moon Valley ➕Shuhe Ancient Town Yulong Snow Mountain is now covered with more snow and it's very beautiful~ Blue Moon Valley is too photogenic🎥! No need to adjust the color, the friend circle nine palace grid is full in one go‼️It's suggested to wear a storm jacket to take photos in Yunshanping, it's very cool❗️Very atmospheric~ Go to Shuhe Ancient Town to find a second floor to have coffee or tea, it's really cozy✨Watching the clouds roll and unfold 🚩day3: First Bend of the Yangtze River➕Tiger Leaping Gorge➕ Yi Village➕Pudacuo National Park➕Tibetan Toast Banquet Passing by🚌the First Bend of the Yangtze River, you can check in and take photos📸, heading to the world's smallest gorge - Tiger Leaping Gorge, known for its 'danger'. Then you will pass by the Yi Village, you can get off the bus🚌to check in and take photos📸, sisters, Pudacuo National Park is very photogenic, all of you go‼️In the evening, there is a Tibetan toast banquet, experiencing Tibetan food culture 🚩day4: Tancheng ➕Dukezong Ancient City➕Yila Grassland Napahai➕Lijiang Go to Dukezong Ancient City to visit Turtle Mountain Park, and Shangri-La Tancheng, at noon go to Yila Grassland Napahai Scenic Area, sisters👭I just say, how can you go out and play without taking photos, it's a pity, grassland❗️I mean, there is no better place to take photos and relax than the grassland, okay😳 🚩day5: Lijiang➕Shuanglang➕Jinsuo Island➕Ideal State Riding a small electric donkey🛵to Shuanglang Ancient Town, visit the internet famous Yujidao, then take a ferry🛳to tour Erhai Jinsuo Island, enjoy the performance, take photos📸, the scenery of Erhai Lake is in full view. What I look forward to the most is going to Santorini, it's too photogenic, any shot is a blockbuster❗️❗️❗️ 🚩day6: Dali Ancient City-Jeep Travel Shooting-Tie-dye Experience-Xizhou Ancient Town-Lijiang Go to Dali to feel the pattern of 'a water around Cang Mountain🏔Cang Mountain embraces the ancient city' then go to the 'wind flower snow❄️moon' Dali, go to the flower sea💐 , you can choose to travel and shoot freely. Go to Zhoucheng to visit tie-dyeing, experience a craftsman. Go to Xizhou Ancient Town, go to the place with wind as the shooting location, go to see where Xie Zhiyao and Xu Hongdou have been. 🚩day7: Lijiang-Return to the warm home

🏡🤠🤠 The scenic area consists of the entrance gate, the Chongsheng Three Pagodas, the Chongsheng Temple, etc., and the entire scenic area is very large. 🏡🤠🤠 The Chongsheng Three Pagodas are famous Buddhist pagodas in our country. The main pagoda, also known as the Qianxun Pagoda, is 69.13 meters high. It is a sixteen-level dense-eave square hollow brick pagoda built in the Tang Dynasty. 🏡🤠🤠 The southern and northern small pagodas are each 42.19 meters high, ten-level dense-eave octagonal brick pagodas, built in the Song Dynasty, and are about three hundred years apart from the main pagoda. The three pagodas stand upright, and under the backdrop of the blue sky and white clouds, they look very majestic and magnificent. 🏡🤠🤠 The Three Pagodas are another architectural treasure left by the ancient laboring people to future generations, and they are also a valuable wealth of the people of Yunnan. 🏡🤠🤠 It integrates the culture of Cang tears, cultural relics and historical sites, and Buddhist culture. It is divided into two major areas. The front area is centered on the Three Pagodas, and the back area is the Chongsheng Temple, the first temple of Han Buddhism. 🏡🤠🤠 The layout of the Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas is neat, well-preserved, and the exterior shapes are coordinated. The big pagoda leads the two small pagodas, the big pagoda is tall and majestic, and the small pagoda is exquisite. 🏡🤠🤠 You can take a car directly to the back area of Chongsheng Temple, and then slowly stroll down to the Three Pagodas, which saves time and effort. 🏡🤠🤠 Must-visit attractions: 🏡🤠🤠 Daxiong Hall 🏡🤠🤠 Nine Dragons Bathing Buddha 🏡🤠🤠 Chong Er Zhai 🏡🤠🤠 Ancestor Hall 🏡🤠🤠 Name: Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas 🏡🤠🤠 Address: Southwest corner of the intersection of Santara Road and Wenbi Road, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province

Chongsheng Three Pagodas Temple, located at the foot of Cangshan Mountain in Yunnan Dali and by the Erhai Lake, is a witness to the history of the Dali Kingdom. This place was once the prototype of the Tianlong Temple in the Dali Kingdom in 'Tianlong Babu', and its thousand-year history is full of mystery and legend. Despite the damage suffered by the temple in the wars and disasters of the past dynasties, the three pagodas that have weathered thousands of years of vicissitudes are still well preserved. Walking into the Chongsheng Three Pagodas Temple is like stepping into a long river of history. Every brick and tile, every pagoda and statue, is full of a strong sense of history and unique cultural charm.

☘️The scenic area is composed of two parts. The first half is called the Three Pagodas area, which is larger and the buildings are more dispersed; Chongsheng Temple was burned down during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, only the three pagodas were well preserved. The second half is Chongsheng Temple, which is smaller and the buildings are more concentrated. ☘️The Three Pagodas are composed of one large and two small towers. The large tower is also known as Qianxun Tower, and the local people call it "Wenbi Tower". It was built during the Nanzhao period of the Tang Dynasty and is a typical hollow square brick tower with dense eaves in the Dali area. The three pagodas of Chongsheng Temple combine three functions, and the tower-building art is at its peak, with extremely high historical, cultural and architectural value. ☘️The Three Pagodas face Erhai Lake to the east and Cangshan Mountain to the west. In history, 9 emperors of Dali became monks here. The Tianlong Temple in Mr. Jin Yong's novel "Tianlong Babu" is based on Chongsheng Temple. In the book, Tianlong Temple is the royal temple of Dali, with a grand and solemn momentum, and the real Chongsheng Temple is just like this.

Travel to Dali during the Spring Festival, and spend a wonderful time with the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple. Three weeks later, in this festive season full of laughter, I took my family to Dali again~ This stop is one of the landmarks of Dali, the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple. The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple, located 1.5 kilometers north of Dali Ancient City, facing Cangshan Ying Le Peak to the west and Erhai Lake to the east, is a national 5A-level tourist area integrating Cang'er scenery, cultural relics, Buddhist culture, and leisure vacation. This group of royal temples from the Dali Kingdom period has a history of a thousand years. The three pagodas are composed of one large and two small pagodas, standing in a tripod shape. From a distance, they are majestic and magnificent. The afternoon sun shines through the clouds on the three pagodas, as if putting a golden halo on them, even Hammer Brother is happily sitting on the stone steps looking happily into the distance~ So if you also come to Dali like me during this holiday, or are already traveling in this beautiful Yunnan city... Why not bring your family to the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple, feel the charm of ancient architecture, taste the heaviness of history, let travel become the best way for us to spend a wonderful time with our family, let love and warmth become more intense in this special festival. Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas Cultural Tourism Area

Coming to Dali, you must go to the Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas‼️ ✅Tickets🎫 🉑You can buy them directly at the entrance of the scenic spot, 75💰, there is not much difference from the group purchase, you can buy a paper ticket at the entrance of the scenic spot for souvenir, and you can also refer to the tour route, killing two birds with one stone! Half-price tickets for students, free for military personnel, children (below 1.2m), and the elderly over 70! ✅History and Culture • The only national 5A scenic spot in Dali! • The symbol of the 'literary famous state'! • Known as the first temple of Han Buddhism! • Built during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, originally had the scale of 'three pavilions, seven floors, nine halls, and a hundred houses', enjoying the reputation of 'Buddha Capital'! • The place where the ancient Yunnan Buddhist Esotericism was initiated, and also the inner place of the Dali royal family, the saint they worship is the Holy Guanyin of Esotericism! ✅Traffic Guide It is recommended to walk all the way, there are interpreters in the scenic area (forgot the price😅) it will be more meaningful, the scenic area is large, it is recommended to relax the play time, the recommended play time is between 3-5h! For the elderly and children, it is recommended to buy a one-way sightseeing car ticket (15💰/one-way) ✅Visit Strategy • Chongsheng Temple Gate: the entrance of the scenic spot, the iconic archway, 🉑take photos for souvenir! • Mirror of the Sky: In front of the three pagodas, the place with a larger flow of people, and also the place where people line up to take photos! • Three Pagodas: No matter how you take pictures, it looks good, it's better to go on a sunny day, with sunshine, the colors of autumn have a different mood! • Juying Pool: A small pond behind the three pagodas, the reflection is very beautiful! • Wanghai Tower: The highest building in the temple, you can overlook Cangshan Erhai! • Three Pagodas Reflection Park: A small park outside the scenic area is also the shooting place for the promotional pictures on the paper ticket, the best place to see the reflection of the three pagodas! ⚠️Other small attractions are not introduced one by one! You can arrange it yourself! In addition, it is recommended to dress decently, after all, it is a sacred place, not to be blasphemed! Bring your own snacks and water throughout the journey! I hope the strategy can help everyone, have fun🥳🥳

| Hidden in Dali in winter. Travel | Enjoy the comfort of being hidden in the city. - I went to Dali a while ago Coincidentally, it was gloomy for the first two days when I just arrived Came here looking at many beautiful pictures online but felt very disappointed The children could only play Lego and watch cartoons in the homestay There is no air conditioning and heating in Dali in winter It all depends on a heater. Even more sad - So, I suddenly thought about going to visit Dali in the continuous rain Experience a different scenery So I booked tickets for the Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas The quiet temple did not break the incense because of the rain Tourists worship devoutly one by one I was wearing a scarf, wearing a woolen coat, and holding a transparent umbrella Walking up the steps of the stairs at a leisurely pace I actually felt like I was filming a mysterious and charming female protagonist's movie The camera slowly slides from the feet to the roof of the temple The movie ends (the heroine's dream wakes up, hehe) - The advantage of renting a car and driving by yourself is that it is as free as the wind Driving past a large field, passing a small manor Pushing the wooden door will ring the bell, telling the owner that someone is coming Everything seems unintentional and so unreal The boss said it was cold, so he lit the fire pit. Come in and warm up The northerners thought they could describe a piece of charcoal so beautifully I was intoxicated (exaggerated but not too exaggerated) The small house bends over and crosses the small door Inside is the decoration, lighting, and atmosphere only on TV And a golden retriever, holding up the cute facade - 🥨About the hunter's cabin (I named it myself) ▪️💰 | 88/person, charged by the seat ▪️🚗 | 2-3 kilometers from the ancient city ▪️🌨️ | The weather is cold and will light the fire pit ▪️☎️ | The location of the fire pit is shared ▪️✍️ | The name is Rainbow Manor - After sitting for a while, I went to the nearby ancient city to eat mushroom soup pot The waitress spoke in a heavy accent and told us how to eat Every sip of soup is so fresh that it shakes its head, it's so delicious It's a taste that can't be brought back and bought at home Unexpectedly, the hot pot star came to Yunnan and returned to his hometown! - After eating hot pot, I just walked around the ancient city to digest This damn sudden romance makes me happy and return - So what is the meaning of travel? At present, recording with the eyes has far surpassed the lens Some feelings are a kind of relief obtained in a different way.

When in Dali, one of the must-visit attractions is The Chongaheng Temple and a the Three Pagoda Culture Tourist Area. It’s actually a much larger complex than I expected, and makes for a great afternoon activity. The Three Pagodas (which are an iconic view) are easily seen at the very start of the complex, but be sure to keep walking through as you will also get to gaze upon old relics and really colourful temple buildings too! Entry Price: 75 RMB (includes a one way shuttle bus ride) 📍Dali, Yunnan #leaveyourmark

#chinatrip The Three Pagodas of Dali are well-known in China for their grandeur and historical significance. 🏯 The central Pagoda, constructed approximately 1,150 years ago, stands as one of the tallest in the country. 🌟 The surrounding area is vast, filled with temples, offering a serene atmosphere for exploration. 🚶♂️🚌 We chose to walk up and then took the shuttle bus back down for 20 rmb each. 🚶♀️🚌 Fun Fact: In 1925, a powerful earthquake struck Dali, yet the three Pagodas remained unscathed. 🌍 Entrance Fee: 75 per person at the ticketing office near the entrance. Address: 214 National Road, Dali. Directions: We walked from Dali Old Town, which took us about 40 minutes. Alternatively, you can easily get there by didi. 🚗 Enjoy your visit! 🌺

After a thousand years of vicissitudes and weathering, earthquakes, and wars, the Three Pagodas of Dali stand tall, becoming the perfect scenery that 'eternally guards the mountains and rivers.' The Chongsheng Temple behind it is a very large monastery, which was destroyed at the end of the Qing Dynasty and rebuilt in 2005. Chongsheng Temple is probably the largest monastery I have ever visited. I bought a sightseeing car ticket, which comes with a free tour guide (you can also choose not to have a guide and just take the car directly). The guide is said to be from a Buddhist college. I don't know much about it, so I won't comment on the guide, but in the end, they talk about hanging copper bells, saying something about Buddhist blessings, and eventually, the copper bells will be melted down to make something. I didn't listen carefully; as soon as they started selling things, I left. Everyone can make their own choice.

The Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas Cultural Tourism Area is located in the northern suburbs of Dali Ancient City, a Buddhist cultural holy land at the foot of Cangshan Mountain. Large-scale programs such as CCTV's 'Cultural Journey' and 'Happy China Tour' have been broadcasted and recorded live here. The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple consist of one large and two small ones. According to Baidu, the middle large pagoda is named 'Qianxun Pagoda', built in the Tang Dynasty, a square dense eaves brick pagoda, 69 meters high, with a total of 16 floors. The small pagodas on both sides of the large pagoda were built after the large pagoda. They are a pair of octagonal brick pagodas, all 10 levels, 42 meters high. The pagoda came first, then the temple. The location of the temple is also after the three pagodas. The three pagodas are magical, based on soil, standing for thousands of years, the pagoda body cracks in the earthquake but can self-recover. From the front, both small pagodas lean towards the main pagoda, and the small pagoda on the south side leans particularly noticeably. I don't know if it was built like this or caused by geological movement. The Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple integrate the promotion of Buddhism, disaster prevention and evil reduction, and viewing. They have extremely high historical, cultural and architectural value. On March 4, 1961, the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple entered the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. According to reports, nine kings of the Dali Kingdom have practiced in Chongsheng Temple, which is a famous royal temple of Nanzhao and Dali Kingdom. During the Xianfeng and Tongzhi years of the Qing Dynasty, Chongsheng Temple was destroyed by military changes and natural disasters, leaving only three pagodas. After many years of protection and restoration and reconstruction, Chongsheng Temple has become the largest Han Buddhism temple in the country, and the entire temple is magnificent and golden. A national 5A-level tourist attraction built with an investment of 400 million yuan is worth a visit.

Dali city is a county level city that actually encompasses all the settlements surrounding the Erhai Lake. The modern central part is located in the south and is your most probable entry point since the bus and train stations are located there. That part is also probably the one you will be least interested in. Although it's coastal area does have nice views and some fancy hotels most travelers head out to one of the smaller places around the lake, most notably the Dali Old Town. Dali Old town is technically a tourist center and most travelers choose to stay in or around it. The famed three pagodas as well as the starting point for climbing CangShan are all located near the Old Town. The town itself is nice enough and rather big. The fact that it is not pedestrianized and that pavements are very often blocked with stalls and parked cars does make it a bit hectic, especially in the high season, so staying on the fringes of it is probably a better option. To be honest, most of the things we wanted to see and do In Dali had nothing to do with the Old Town itself. It is a good place to eat and drink though, although 'tourist surcharge' will most certainly apply. If you have not arrived by car, renting an e-bike for exploring short distances is actually a good idea. The three of us got on one e-bike and squeezed it out of all of its juice while exploring around. So much so, that we actually had to recharge on the way because the declared 70km range probably did not refer to a 160kg+ weight-load. Great way to discover surrounding villages that offer a bit more authenticity and bit less crowds that the Dali Old town.Most of the town pictures you see above(5-6-7) are actually from XiZhou (喜洲古镇) a smaller village further north really worth a visit. Quite a lot of people also like renting one of the pink convertibles and I suppose it is a good way to reach farther as well as take that ever so important Instagram photos. I would come here again. The place does offer some real peace and quiet as well a serene landscape, even though it is often hidden by noise of the crowds and commerce. #wintergetaway