Hiking

Tiger Leaping Gorge, one of the deepest canyons on Earth, offers an exhilarating trekking journey along the Jinsha River between the Jade Dragon and Haba Mountains. This iconic 16-kilometer trail challenges hikers with narrow cliff-side paths, roaring rapids, and awe-inspiring alpine scenery. Whether stopping at quaint guesthouses or climbing the “Sky Ladder,” trekkers experience not just the grandeur of nature—but a deeper connection to self and silence.

How does Amy find unique experiences in Lijiang, one of the most famous tourist cities? Follow Amy to taste street food, learn Dongba script, indulge in truffle hunting, and dive into Naxi culture.

Wuli Village, meaning “the village in fog”in Chinese, is named so because of its topography: it’s usually “hidden” in fog. If you look at the village from afar, it is a mysterious sight.

Nuodeng is a small village perched on a hillside in Yunnan, amidst a pleasant and relaxing landscape of red land, pine forests, and agricultural villages.

In Nujiang, located in northwestern Yunnan province, there’s a beautiful highway that’s become a popular hotspot for worldwide tourists.

Known as the ‘Pearl of the Plateau,’Erhai Lake is the second largest lake in Yunnan Province and the seventh biggest freshwater lake in China, by area and water storage.

With 19 peaks and 18 streams, the Cangshan Mountain is a national geological park lying west of Dali Ancient City, in Yunnan province, southwest China.

Famously known as one of the deepest gorges in the world, the Tiger Leaping Gorge is 16 kilometres long and a giddy 3900 metres from the waters of the Jinsha River.

You will find Haba Snow Mountain in the south-eastern part of Shangri-La County, 120 kilometres away from the urban area.