Yongping Ancient Road & Eco-Cultural Tour

A famous nature reserve and Buddhist sacred site in Western Yunnan, with a forest coverage rate exceeding 95% and rich flora and fauna resources. Ancient trees tower to the sky, streams murmur, and the scenery varies across four seasons — the azalea sea in spring is the most spectacular.

The core scenic spot of Baotai Mountain, first built during the Ming Dynasty. It is an important Buddhist temple in Western Yunnan, surrounded by ancient trees in a serene environment, preserving Ming and Qing Dynasty Buddhist statues and cultural relics, with flourishing incense offerings.

The most distinctive natural landscape of Baotai Mountain. Every year from March to May, ten thousand mu of wild azaleas bloom in competition, forming a spectacular sea of flowers with brilliant colors — a paradise for photography enthusiasts.

An important section of the Southern Silk Road, first built during the Han Dynasty, it was an ancient transportation artery connecting Central China with Southeast Asia. The existing ancient road ruins are well preserved, with historical traces such as horse hoof prints and ancient post station ruins visible along the way.

The most distinctive food gathering place in Yongping, featuring authentic Yongping braised chicken as the signature dish, along with various local snacks and agricultural products — the best place to experience Yongping food culture.