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Explore China's most iconic attractions including the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and natural wonders.
China's second deepest freshwater lake (158.9m) and the largest deep freshwater lake by volume. The crystal-clear water reaches visibility of 8 meters, perfect for swimming and diving. Ancient submerged ruins on the lake bottom add mystery. Less developed than nearby Dianchi, Fuxian offers clean beaches, water sports, and a relaxed lakeside atmosphere just 60km from Kunming.
Located in the city center, Kunming Old Street perfectly blends history and modernity, making it a place visitors linger. This pedestrian street brings together many beautifully restored Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, showcasing both traditional Yunnan features and incorporating Western architectural elements.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring 270-million-year-old limestone formations rising like a forest of stone pillars. The 400km² park contains multiple scenic areas with formations reaching 30 meters tall. The Sani people (Yi minority) have lived here for generations, and their colorful culture adds to the experience. A surreal landscape that inspired countless Chinese painters and poets.
Explore Xishan Scenic Area with top highlights, travel tips, scenic viewpoints, key attractions, transport advice, ticket details, and visitor information.