Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple Cultural Tourism Area

How to spend a week in Yunnan in the off-season in December? Sisters! From December to January, there are much fewer tourists! This period is very suitable for traveling to Yunnan, it's so cost-effective that it makes you cry😭 Sharing the itinerary✈️ 🚩day1: Lijiang Landed in Lijiang! Went to the long-awaited Yulong Snow Mountain, the snow scene is super beautiful, starting a poetic journey in Yunnan❗️Checked in at the Blue Moon Valley at the foot of Lijiang Snow Mountain🏔, it's like a sapphire, like a scroll~ Had Lijiang spare ribs and grilled milk fan💕super satisfied 🚩day2: Lashi Lake ➕Yulong Snow Mountain (Yunshanping)➕Blue Moon Valley ➕Shuhe Ancient Town Yulong Snow Mountain is now covered with more snow and it's very beautiful~ Blue Moon Valley is too photogenic🎥! No need to adjust the color, the friend circle nine palace grid is full in one go‼️It's suggested to wear a storm jacket to take photos in Yunshanping, it's very cool❗️Very atmospheric~ Go to Shuhe Ancient Town to find a second floor to have coffee or tea, it's really cozy✨Watching the clouds roll and unfold 🚩day3: First Bend of the Yangtze River➕Tiger Leaping Gorge➕ Yi Village➕Pudacuo National Park➕Tibetan Toast Banquet Passing by🚌the First Bend of the Yangtze River, you can check in and take photos📸, heading to the world's smallest gorge - Tiger Leaping Gorge, known for its 'danger'. Then you will pass by the Yi Village, you can get off the bus🚌to check in and take photos📸, sisters, Pudacuo National Park is very photogenic, all of you go‼️In the evening, there is a Tibetan toast banquet, experiencing Tibetan food culture 🚩day4: Tancheng ➕Dukezong Ancient City➕Yila Grassland Napahai➕Lijiang Go to Dukezong Ancient City to visit Turtle Mountain Park, and Shangri-La Tancheng, at noon go to Yila Grassland Napahai Scenic Area, sisters👭I just say, how can you go out and play without taking photos, it's a pity, grassland❗️I mean, there is no better place to take photos and relax than the grassland, okay😳 🚩day5: Lijiang➕Shuanglang➕Jinsuo Island➕Ideal State Riding a small electric donkey🛵to Shuanglang Ancient Town, visit the internet famous Yujidao, then take a ferry🛳to tour Erhai Jinsuo Island, enjoy the performance, take photos📸, the scenery of Erhai Lake is in full view. What I look forward to the most is going to Santorini, it's too photogenic, any shot is a blockbuster❗️❗️❗️ 🚩day6: Dali Ancient City-Jeep Travel Shooting-Tie-dye Experience-Xizhou Ancient Town-Lijiang Go to Dali to feel the pattern of 'a water around Cang Mountain🏔Cang Mountain embraces the ancient city' then go to the 'wind flower snow❄️moon' Dali, go to the flower sea💐 , you can choose to travel and shoot freely. Go to Zhoucheng to visit tie-dyeing, experience a craftsman. Go to Xizhou Ancient Town, go to the place with wind as the shooting location, go to see where Xie Zhiyao and Xu Hongdou have been. 🚩day7: Lijiang-Return to the warm home

If you're looking for a mind-blowing adventure that will transport you to an ancient world filled with mystique and wonder, then brace yourself for the jaw-dropping experience of visiting the Amazing Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple in Dali, Yunnan! Get ready to be blown away by the sheer grandeur and architectural brilliance of this remarkable site. As you approach the temple, the first thing that will catch your eye is the sheer size and magnificence of the three pagodas standing tall against the skyline. These towering structures, dating back to the 9th century, are not only a testament to the incredible craftsmanship of the ancient builders but also an awe-inspiring sight that will leave you speechless. Step inside and prepare to be transported to a bygone era. The intricate details and craftsmanship of the pagodas will take your breath away. Each pagoda is adorned with delicate carvings, exquisite sculptures, and intricate murals that tell captivating stories of ancient legends and myths. It's as if the walls themselves are whispering tales of a forgotten time. Climbing to the top of the tallest pagoda is an adventure in itself. As you ascend the winding staircase, the view unfolds before your eyes, revealing a panoramic vista of the surrounding landscape. The vista of the lush green mountains, the sparkling waters of the nearby Erhai Lake, and the charming city of Dali in the distance is a sight that will leave you in absolute awe. But it's not just the stunning architecture and breathtaking views that make this place truly amazing. The spiritual energy that permeates the air is palpable, creating a sense of tranquility and serenity that is hard to find elsewhere. The temple grounds offer a peaceful sanctuary where you can soak in the spiritual atmosphere, meditate, or simply find solace in the beauty that surrounds you. Visiting the Amazing Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple is not just an ordinary trip; it's a transformative experience that will leave an indelible mark on your soul. It's a chance to connect with history, marvel at the marvels of human creativity, and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Chinese culture. So, if you're ready to embark on a thrilling journey through time, to a place where beauty, spirituality, and history converge, then don't miss the opportunity to witness the splendor of the Amazing Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple in Dali, Yunnan. Prepare to be amazed, inspired, and forever changed by this extraordinary masterpiece of ancient architecture.

The Three Pagodas in Dali, China, are an ancient and breathtaking testament to the region's rich history and architecture. The pagodas, dating back to the 9th and 10th centuries, are among the oldest and most well-preserved structures of their kind in China. The three pagodas are located on the grounds of the Chongsheng Temple, surrounded by lush greenery and tranquil ponds. The pagodas, each standing at over 200 feet tall, are made of bricks and feature unique architectural designs and intricate carvings. Visitors to the Three Pagodas can explore the temple grounds, admire the pagodas from up close, or climb to the top of the tallest pagoda for stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The temple also features various exhibitions and displays showcasing the history and culture of the region. The Three Pagodas are easily accessible by public transport, with several bus routes connecting the site to other parts of the city. The area also hosts various cultural and religious festivals throughout the year, offering visitors a glimpse into the local customs and traditions. Overall, the Three Pagodas in Dali, China, are a must-visit destination for anyone interested in ancient history, architecture, and culture. With their stunning beauty, rich history, and tranquil surroundings, they are sure to leave a lasting impression on any visitor.

The three pagodas are located within the big complex of Chongsheng Temple, in Dali China. The three pagodas are separated from the rest of the temple buildings by a building that forms a bridge over a road that passes through the complex. The pagodas form a triangle, where the main square pagoda was built first about 1800 years ago, and the other two smaller circular pagodas were built 100 years later, with a different style. The pagodas are quite incredible architecturally. The other temple buildings are regular, classical but modern Buddhist temples. The Congshan mountain forms a great background. A vegetarian buffet is served for lunch, for about 20RMB. #China#Dali #threepagodas

These pagodas are an icon of Dali, in-between Dali Old Town and Xizhou Old Town. They are worth a visit! The pagodas are ancient and with the backdrop of Dali's mountains you can see how they became an icon. If it's not hot travel a little while up the hill behind the pagodas to get a panoramic view of them. behind the pagodas there's a huge temple complex you can visit, if you have the strength (we didn't 🤭) #tripblazers#summervacation#celebratewithtrip #passionpassport#awesomepic

Dali city is a county level city that actually encompasses all the settlements surrounding the Erhai Lake. The modern central part is located in the south and is your most probable entry point since the bus and train stations are located there. That part is also probably the one you will be least interested in. Although it's coastal area does have nice views and some fancy hotels most travelers head out to one of the smaller places around the lake, most notably the Dali Old Town. Dali Old town is technically a tourist center and most travelers choose to stay in or around it. The famed three pagodas as well as the starting point for climbing CangShan are all located near the Old Town. The town itself is nice enough and rather big. The fact that it is not pedestrianized and that pavements are very often blocked with stalls and parked cars does make it a bit hectic, especially in the high season, so staying on the fringes of it is probably a better option. To be honest, most of the things we wanted to see and do In Dali had nothing to do with the Old Town itself. It is a good place to eat and drink though, although 'tourist surcharge' will most certainly apply. If you have not arrived by car, renting an e-bike for exploring short distances is actually a good idea. The three of us got on one e-bike and squeezed it out of all of its juice while exploring around. So much so, that we actually had to recharge on the way because the declared 70km range probably did not refer to a 160kg+ weight-load. Great way to discover surrounding villages that offer a bit more authenticity and bit less crowds that the Dali Old town.Most of the town pictures you see above(5-6-7) are actually from XiZhou (喜洲古镇) a smaller village further north really worth a visit. Quite a lot of people also like renting one of the pink convertibles and I suppose it is a good way to reach farther as well as take that ever so important Instagram photos. I would come here again. The place does offer some real peace and quiet as well a serene landscape, even though it is often hidden by noise of the crowds and commerce. #wintergetaway

Amazing sunrise here today. Fresh air and peaceful atmosphere. #tigeryear2022

#celebratewithtrip #summervacation The Three Pagodas temple (三塔诗) is the cultural symbol of Dali. Located at the foot of Cangshan Mountain and near the famous Erhai Lake, the Three Pagodas stands about 1 kilometre west of Dali City.They are three pagodas in tripartite formation and the main pagoda is named Qianxun Pagoda; it is 70 metres high and flanked by 2 smaller pagodas on each side at 42 metres high. Qianxun Pagoda is in the typical architectural style of the Tang Dynasty’s (618 – 907). It is a 16-storied pagoda enclosed with stone hurdles while the two smaller same style pagodas are 10-storied.During the repairing of the Three Pagodas in the 1970s, more than 600 relics were found, including scriptures, bronze mirrors, golden Buddhas and crystal Buddhas.Tourists can visit the Three Pagodas from 8:00 to 19:00 and the admission fee is RMB 121. It takes 30 minutes to reach there by feet if you start from the Dali Old Town. Also there are public buses leaving from Xiaguan directly to Three Pagodas temple.

#bucketlistreboot Three Pagodas of Dali are famous in China for their size, beauty, and antiquity, and for their preservation. The central one is more than 1,100 years old and is one of the tallest pagodas built. As I can’t take the picture nearby so the afar view is the best to capture 3 pagodas. In the area they have temples and one can engage a local guide or buggy to go around. if you feel like strolling and walking, you can do the same.

We honestly thought we had seen enough temples to last us a lifetime, and nearly skipped the 3 Pagodas. Lucky for us, we listened to the recommendations! Firstly, the park isn't just the 3 pagodas, they are just the beginning! Prepare yourself for a lot of stair climbing; don't worry it's worth it! The temples and the surrounding gardens really are beautiful. After you're done, you can treat yourself to a simple, yet wholesome, vegetarian buffet for CNY20. #dali #temples

Location - Chongsheng Temple and Three Pagodas Culture Tourist Area, Dali, Yunnan Province, China. Getting There - Approximately 20minutes walk north from Dali Ancient Town. Opening Hours - 8:30am to 17:30pm daily. Attractions - Another significant landmark of Dali formed by one big pagoda and two smaller ones in a symmetrical triangle. The famous area while visiting the site is the Reflection Ponds of Three Pagodas where photographers can capture six pagodas in one single picture due to the reflection 😆. #travelwithgeo #travelphotography #travelinspiration #culturewalk #pagodas #dali #yunnantravel #china

The Three Pagodas are three tall, tower- like structures located in the Chongsheng Temple. The tallest of the three is 69m and it is said that the temple is more than 1800 years old. This place is rich in history and nature. The gardens surrounding the temple are beautiful, and the pagodas themselves are spectacular. Chongsheng Temple and the Three Pagodas are located just outside the scenic city Dali, in Yunnan province. It can be reached via taxi, and the entrance fee is around 75¥. Prices may vary during National Holidays. There are plenty of food stands, fruit vendors and souvenir shops outside the temple, so you won't go hungry, or go home with empty pockets. Three Pagodas is a MUST when visiting Yunnan #historicplaces #yunnan #dali #china #historicallandmarks #couplestrip #summervacation #travelinspiration #breathe