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View of Dali ancient city, Yunnan province, China.

Two Asian female mountain hiking walk on a trail along a beautiful lake in the center of rainforest.

Tengchong, which borders Myanmar, is one of the westernmost counties in Yunnan Province and a famous tourist destination. Tengchong has natural and beautiful villages and old towns

Lijiang, China -December 29/2020 : Old women dressed with the traditional attire of their minority in Lijiang Old Town

Chongsheng Temple in Dali City, Yunnan Province, China and the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple in the National Cultural Heritage Protection

skyline of downtown Shangri-la in the sunset

Aerial view of Lijiang Old Town,Yunnan,China.

Lijiang,China - February 15 2012: the street view of Shuhe area. Shuhe is near Lijiang old town area, and other smaller old town since Ming disyney

September 12th 2023,Fuzhou,China: A man biking on a bridge in the historic district in downtown of Fuzhou City, which is one of the most oldest cities in southeast China.

$Shigu Town cable suspension bridge has a history of more than 100 years. Famous director Zhang Yimou also came here to shoot the main segment of his film \$

Construction site of a bridge across the canyon

Taken in theLijiang Shuhe old town, Yunnan, China. The town be listed at the World Heritage Site in 1997.

Lijiang, China - November 11, 2016: Tibetan Monk and guard in front of a Tibetan Temple in the Dragon Jade Snow Mountain in Yunnan, China

In Anhui province have a lot of ancient style villages where nowadays lived only elder people.

Yangbi, Yunnan province, China - Jun 13, 2012: Yunlong Bridge is the first bridge connecting Dali and the west on Southwest Silk Road in Han Dynasty. It is also the oldest suspension bridge in China.

$Shangri-La, Sanba Township, Naxi grand national festival \$

$Jinsha River, the upper reaches of the Yangtze River in China, is named after the yellow sand in the river;\nIt flows through Sichuan, Xizang and Yunnan provinces to Yibin, Sichuan province, where it joins the Minjiang River. At this time, it was called the Yangtze River.\nWith a total length of 3,481 kilometers and a watershed area of 502,000 square kilometers, it is rich in water resources.$