Hidden tourist treasures in Dali | Recommended walks around the birthplace of Nanzhao.

Attracted by the words "Zhao Ling'er's hometown", I discovered that Dali actually hides such a seriously underestimated town. Sisters who like quiet ancient towns should not miss it!!! I stayed in Weishan for 3 days. There are many interesting shops in Weishan that are suitable for wandering around aimlessly. When you come here and don’t want to leave, time slows down. Various candied fruits are dried on the streets, and the air is filled with sweetness. (One day is enough to play) Stroll around the ancient city during the day, have a cup of tea on the side of the road in the afternoon, and enjoy the clock tower under the sunset and the doves flying by at dusk. It’s another leisurely day. 📍Detailed address: Navigating Dali Weishan Ancient City 🚉Transportation guide: From Dali, you can take the high-speed rail directly to Weishan Station, which is one stop away. There is a shuttle bus at the entrance of Weishan High-speed Railway Station Directly to Weishan Ancient City 📷Recommended check-in places: 1: Gongchenmen and Xinggong Tower (landmarks of Weishan Ancient City) 2:Nanzhao Museum 3: Dali Folk Culture Tile Cat Research Base 4: Pioneer Bookstore (the most beautiful bookstore in Weishan) 5: Rongbaozhai Jiama Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience (5 yuan a time, quite interesting) 6: Li Meng Bookstore (the old man’s calligraphy is very famous, and there are many calligraphy enthusiasts) ❤Recommendation reasons: 1. Li Meng Bookstore (if you ask grandpa to write on the main street of the ancient city, you must do it before three o'clock in the afternoon, and grandpa will go home to rest after three o'clock; prepare cash) 2. Wood Carving Jiama (Jiama Wood Carving Printing Experience) (these two are very close) 3. Nanzhao Museum (understand the history and culture of Nanzhao) 4. Bushiwuji (Weishan Cultural and Creative Products is a must-visit for sisters who like cultural and creative products!!) 5. Liberal independent bookstore (the owner is a man from Inner Mongolia, so he can chat happily) 🍜Food recommendations: 1 Nanzhao Zhu Ji Yi Yi Noodles: It was rated in the Shanghai Guinness Book of Records. Remember to add eggs, which means round and round. You have to go at 8:00 in the morning. There are few people in the early morning and the boss lady will also rap about the culture of Yi Yi Yi Noodles. Background, there will be a long queue after 10 o'clock. Friends who live in the ancient city can go to [Su Lao Sanyi Ancient Noodles]. 2 Ah Qing’s rolled noodles: I couldn’t find it in the guide, but a local took me there on a scooter. This is probably the best rolled noodles I’ve ever tasted in my life. If you have to ask, there’s a small shop at the Dachangqiao intersection. In an alley. 3 Fanji Mala Renjia Hot and Sour Noodles: There is a queue, there are so many people, and the taste is heavy. 4 Laowang Guojiang Bait Silk: The bait silk is soft and glutinous, the meat is soft and rotten, and the soup is delicious. 5 Grilled bait cubes: The bait cubes in Weishan Ancient City are different from other places in Yunnan. They are in the shape of squares and have a thin and chewy texture. You must eat them. 6 Other snacks: Marshal mutton powder, handmade traditional candied green bean cake, Temple Street Fengqiao cold chicken rice noodles, corn glutinous rice glutinous rice glutinous rice glutinous rice dumplings, stir-fried shredded bait and papaya vinegar from the old place 7 local restaurant recommendations: Laoer Restaurant, Kunshifu, Weibawan