Yunlong Millennium Salt Well Cultural Tour

A millennium-old Bai ethnic ancient village, one of the oldest villages in Northwest Yunnan. It prospered from salt production and was an important salt town on the Tea Horse Road. The Ming-Qing architecture is well preserved, with layered dwellings built along the mountain, hailed as the "Millennium Bai Village".

A millennium-old salt well mining site that witnessed the rise and fall of Nuodeng through its salt industry. Existing ruins include ancient salt wells, salt administration offices, and salt horse ancient roads, offering insight into the complete ancient salt production and transportation system.

A Taoist architectural complex at the highest point of Nuodeng Ancient Village, including the Yuhuang Pavilion, Confucian Temple, and Martial Temple — all Ming-Qing structures with exquisite craftsmanship, representing the pinnacle of Nuodeng's architectural art.

A rare natural geological wonder where the Lancang River naturally bends around Yunlong County to form a perfect Taiji pattern. Viewed from the observation deck, the yin-yang twin fish appear vivid and lifelike — a testament to the magic of nature's craftsmanship.

A highland forest lake at an elevation of 2,550 meters, with mirror-like clear water surrounded by primeval forests and beautiful ecological environment. Rhododendrons bloom in spring and summer, mist swirls in autumn and winter — the scenery varies each season, like a fairyland on earth.

The best vantage point for viewing the Natural Taiji Diagram, offering a panoramic view of the entire pattern. An exceptional location for photography, especially during sunrise and sunset.