Three Days and Two Nights Travel Guide to Dali (Freestyle Version)

🏞️🌄 **Dali·Travel Thousands of Miles** 🚄 **Transportation Advice** It's best to arrive at the high-speed rail station at three or four in the afternoon when traveling to Dali in winter. You can choose to take bus number eight or four directly to the ancient city, which is convenient and fast. 🚗 **Self-driving Recommendation** Self-driving is the best choice. You can choose car rental companies like Qingcheng, Yiran, Zhenyu, etc. Remember to book in advance to avoid vehicle shortage during the peak tourist season. Don't forget to take a video for memory before driving around! 🍽️ **Food Recommendation** Dali is mainly known for its Dai and Thai cuisine, Bai ethnic specialty dishes, and creative Western food, as well as various street stalls in the ancient city. We recommend the delicious food from Gantong Yijia Ren and Qu Yueqiu, as well as various snacks from the ancient city night market. 🌌 **Nightlife** At supper time, why not stroll around the ancient city night market and taste local snacks? The Mango Chicken Feet and Roasted Chicken Legs at Erhai Gate, as well as the Jar Roasted Milk near Renmin Road are good choices. 🌅 **Tourist Attractions** First, explore the must-visit spots, such as the internet-famous S-bend and Xiaoputuo. If you like exploring, you can go horse riding in Fengyang Yicun to experience the ancient Tea Horse Road, or taste local Yunnan coffee at the Huangtang Cafe. 🌿 **Lifestyle** A trip to Dali is more suitable for leisurely integrating into local life. You can enjoy the sunshine and drink coffee in the morning, taste local food at noon, drive around the sea in the afternoon, stroll around the night market in the evening, listen to folk songs at night, and enjoy the wind, flowers, snow, and moon to your heart's content in Dali. Let's step into Dali together, feel its food, scenery, and leisurely life! 🌟🚗🍜