Setting foot in Weishan is like having a dialogue across time with the ancient Nanzhao Kingdom. Ascend Weibao Mountain, listen to Taoist priests under the ancient pines of Qingxia Palace as they recount the fusion of Taoism and local worship; stand on Gongchen Tower, overlooking the ever-evolving market scene along the central axis of the ancient city. This is a gently forgotten post station on the Ancient Tea Horse Road, yet it preserves the authentic and tranquil essence of Yunnan that even Dali has rarely retained.
The Mushroom Feast in Daheli Village, Weishan, Dali: Meeting Mountain Flavors in a Place Where Time Slows Down
Dali Weishan Jinshaping Village Pig-Killing Feast: A Nostalgic Healing Journey with a Bite of Fire-Roasted Meat and a Sunset
Appreciating Plum Blossoms in Winter Mountains: Without Noise or Strife, Time Takes Its Course
Traditional Delicacies at Yi Ethnic Wedding in Weishan, Dali: Fragrant but Not Spicy, Rich but Not Greasy
Weishan Yi Wedding in Dali and the Millennia-Old Intangible Cultural Heritage of Dage
Pastoral Scenery in Front of Nanshan Village, Weishan, Dali: The Stirring Spring in the Warm Winter Sun
Market Day at Miao Street, Weishan, Dali | An Old Man Travels 50 km from Xiaguan Just for a Street Food Feast at the Market
A 5-Star Ancient Town in Yunnan, This Bookstore Deserves 2 Stars
Weishan Winter Pasture
Four Joys in the Winter Mountains: Digging Shepherd’s Purse in the Wild, Drawing Spring Water to Brew Tea, Admiring Flowers Under the Forest, and Cold Mist with Sunset Glow
Opening to the Mountain: Two Centennial Monkey Trees and Their Only Audience
Hiking the Forest Meadows Only Known to Villagers in Huoshan Village: A Day Experiencing the Real Life of a Shepherd with Erwa
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