Visited Dali 20 times, but missed these 4 places!

Visited Dali 20 times, but missed these 4 places! Every summer vacation is the peak season for Dali. If you don't want to follow the crowd and want to go to some private and niche places, I recommend you to avoid the three ancient cities and towns (Dali, Xizhou, Shuanglang), and go to these four places~ 1️⃣ Bird Hanging Mountain The Bird Hanging Mountain in summer is just like Hayao Miyazaki's anime! Mountains, meadows, cattle and sheep, heart-shaped lakes, coupled with Dali's blue sky and white clouds, are absolutely beautiful. If you are lucky, you can even pick mushrooms in the forest. (168/person 4-6 people start) We even experienced a horse riding copy in Bird Hanging Mountain, 20 yuan per horse, although only five minutes. 2️⃣ Poluo Temple Compared with the hustle and bustle of Jizhaoan, I prefer the tranquility of Poluo Temple. The master on the mountain is very interesting, incense is optional, there is no specific amount. There are bees on the mountain, and buying honey is also optional. The cooking master has a black dog, a big gold chain, usually locked in the backyard. There is also a fat orange, already eight years old, who catches mice on the back mountain when he is free. The vegetarian meal on the mountain is 20 per serving, cash is recommended. Because 90% of people have no signal on the mountain. 3️⃣ Covered Bridge The covered bridge is a must-stop station for me around the sea. The seemingly ordinary covered bridge, each bridge hole is a photo composition artifact. There are lonely trees around, big trees stretching into the sea (you can take photos on the tree), and various flower seas. You must wear a fluttering skirt here, otherwise you will lose a lot. 4️⃣ Chicken Nest Coffee This is a magical coffee shop on a mountain where almost no one is. It is not only a coffee shop, but also an elderly farmer painting society in Dali. The local girls will paint on the mountain, and the paintings will make you exclaim "the master is among the people". As a non-native who has been living in Dali for a long time, I want to say that Dali is not only Cangshan and Erhai. It may not have too stunning scenery, but Dali is really slow and suitable for life. The commercial part of it also exists, which is inevitable for any tourist city. It's just that we who live in Dali all the time will perfectly avoid it. If you don't know how to play in Dali, come and find me!