Things to do in Dayi

Kudos to the driver and guide for this trip! They were incredibly helpful and attentive, responded promptly, and made communication about pick-up and drop-off points very smooth. They not only helped with luggage but also offered suggestions for the trip, recommending spots to visit at Ya'nv Lake and providing information on local specialties. They also chose a route to the return trip that avoided traffic. Overall, a great experience! 👍 The itinerary was well-planned, and the hotel was quite clean.

From the perspective of a grand family residence, the architecture and treasures here are well-preserved and worth seeing; from a historical research perspective, the artistry and the complexity of the creative background of the rent collection courtyard complex are also worthy of consideration. In short, it has unique elements and is recommended for a visit.

It's worth the money to see the so-called "big landlord's house" 👲 Learning about the Liu family's ancestral business and rise to wealth was no easy feat in those days; accumulating wealth requires hard work. Looking at the stories of one era from the perspective of another makes it impossible to judge. Today's capitalists and some entrepreneurs also have their own struggles and starting stories. Each has its own characteristics and is a product of its historical stage. The manor's design is exquisite and offers valuable architectural historical reference. The three houses require about 3 hours to see, if you're interested. Including the various attractions in the ancient town, walking is the best option.

This is a fantastic museum cluster with over twenty galleries, each with a different theme. The collections are incredibly rich, allowing you to choose a theme that suits your interests. Jianchuan has put a lot of effort into each of the galleries, and I'm truly impressed. The section on veterans of the War of Resistance Against Japan was particularly moving. I sincerely wish his museum continued success, and I hope that we can all bring our children and families to put down our phones and immerse ourselves in the cultural atmosphere of the museum.

Huashuiwan Howard Johnson Bailetang Hot Spring is very comfortable, with beautiful environment, enthusiastic waiters, and a very good children's pool. The children had a lot of fun. If you haven't been here yet, please bring your family to play.

We went there in April. We were lucky that it snowed the night before. The snow on the top of the mountain was very thick, and the scenery was still great. You could see the snow and the mountains in the distance. The view was very good and open. There were also little squirrels jumping around, not afraid of people at all. Don't go during the peak season, otherwise it will be crowded and all your time will be spent queuing. The experience is still good when there are fewer people!

A really nice place, absolutely perfect for escaping the summer heat. Mainly, it's great value for money, the water quality is excellent, and it's very easy to get to, suitable for people of all ages! It will definitely be even more bus-friendly in the summer! The downside is that it might get congested in the summer, as there's a section of one-way street.

Qingcheng Mountain is beautiful, but I really want to complain about the facilities. You can't take the sightseeing bus from the mountain gate; you have to walk a bit further to get there. Also, for the first time, there was a place that wasn't very big, yet they had sightseeing buses, boats, and cable cars—everything was carried by hand—which was quite strange.

There are many small waterfalls, and the entire route is uphill with very few flat paths, so it's quite tiring on your legs. Being in the mountains feels like being in a natural refrigerator – very cool! We even encountered some very bold little squirrels 🐿️, waiting to be fed. This route is not recommended for people with limited physical fitness.