Lijiang

The cuisine of Lijiang is a delicious blend of foods and flavors of all the local ethnic cultures, dominated by the Naxi people, with influences from the neighboring regions of the Han Chinese and the Tibetans

To international travelers, the name "Shangri-la" refers to an exotic land of enchantment and magic, a place everyone wants to visit to get away from mundane reality.

It is the oldest form of religious painting of the Naxi people, and their proudest and most characteristic artistic legacy.

The Old Town of Lijiang (Lijiang Ancient Town) is the historical center of Lijiang City, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

As the third largest river in the world and sometimes called the mother river of China, the Yangtze is one of the great wonders of the world.

Lijiang is a city in the northwest of Yunnan province well known for its Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the 13th Century, but with ancient cave paintings and archaeological relics dating to prehistory.