These are the most popular photo spots in Shangri-La!

Image 1 Near the Wunongding Viewing Platform, a tree is a popular photo spot. There are prayer flags, and you can take photos of Meili Snow Mountain through the gaps in the prayer flags. Image 2 The steps at the exit of the main entrance of Songzanlin Monastery. It's best to take photos in the evening. Image 3 At the main entrance of Songzanlin Monastery, if you look carefully, you will see a small hill in front of you. Follow the people walking there and you can take photos of Songzanlin Monastery through the woods. This place is known as the Little Potala Palace. Image 4 On a winter morning, navigate to Dari Viewing Platform. On a sunny day, you can wait for the smoke to rise at sunrise, and the mist in the mountains creates a dreamy scene. You can also find a prayer flag next to a prayer wheel as the foreground to make the photo more interesting. Image 5 The large prayer flag. It is recommended to bring a wide-angle lens below 24mm. This photo was taken with a 24mm lens, but it still couldn't capture the whole scene. You can also use a wide-angle lens on your phone. The wider the angle, the better. Image 6 This is the prayer wheel in Guishan Park. You need to climb the steps. Standing here, you can see the whole Dukezong Ancient Town. Image 7 The viewing platform of Feilai Temple. You can take photos with a normal lens. Image 8 The cafe next to the viewing platform of Feilai Temple. You can order a cup of jasmine milk drink, which is delicious.