Spring along the Haxi Ecological Corridor

The Haxi Ecological Corridor in Yunnan is part of the Erhai Ecological Corridor, located on the west bank of Erhai Lake, with a total length of about 46 kilometers. Vehicles other than bicycles are prohibited from entering. Inside the corridor, there are three modes of transportation to choose from: bicycles, shared electric scooters, and scenic area sightseeing vehicles. Departing from the ancient city of Dali, the first stop could be the Erhai Ecological Corridor towards Longkan Wharf. After parking at the Longkan Wharf parking lot, you can walk into the ecological corridor. The second stop is either Caicun Wharf or Panxi S-curve. If you choose the transportation within the scenic area, you can go directly to Caicun Wharf. All three spots are popular attractions along the Haxi line, with similar scenery, so you can choose according to personal preference. Then you can visit Xizhou Ancient Town, which is not very commercialized. The most famous feature here is the wheat waves blown by the wind from March to May, which is great for photography. If time allows, you can also visit Haise Park, where a famous check-in spot is the Husband and Wife Trees. It is recommended to return before sunset, as the temperature difference in Dali is quite large in the morning and evening.