A private, five-day circuit across Yunnan that pairs geological wonders like the Stone Forest and Jade Dragon Snow Mountain with living Bai and Naxi cultures in Dali, Shaxi and Lijiang. Includes domestic flights, a bullet train leg, and local guide service.
A private, five-day circuit across Yunnan that pairs geological wonders like the Stone Forest and Jade Dragon Snow Mountain with living Bai and Naxi cultures in Dali, Shaxi and Lijiang. Includes domestic flights, a bullet train leg, and local guide service.
You step off the plane into Kunming’s thin, cool air and the trip snaps into motion: a driver waits with your name, limestone towers of the Stone Forest rise like a grey ocean, and later the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain will loom above Lijiang like a silent, glacial guardian.
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Operated by Unique Beijing Tours · Lijiang, Yunnan
You step off the plane into Kunming’s thin, cool air and the trip snaps into motion: a driver waits with your name, limestone towers of the Stone Forest rise like a grey ocean, and later the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain will loom above Lijiang like a silent, glacial guardian.
This five-day private circuit threads natural and cultural highlights across Yunnan Province. Geology is on display at the Stone Forest—karst limestone sculpted over 270 million years—and at Erhai, the highland lake that frames Dali. Dali and Shaxi preserve Bai and Naxi living traditions: courtyard houses, market days where villagers trade livestock and produce, and Baisha’s murals that fuse Han, Tibetan and local styles. Lijiang Old Town and Mufu Palace offer 800 years of urban layering, while Jade Dragon Snow Mountain’s cable car climbs to roughly 4,506 m for expansive views; wooden stairs lead higher for those acclimatized.
The itinerary is private and door-to-door: internal flights and a Kunming–Dali bullet train, entrance fees and a local English-speaking guide are included. Expect moderate travel days, short walks inside towns, a boat trip on Erhai and time at high altitude around Lijiang.
Practical edge: pack layers and a light windproof, allow 24–48 hours to adapt before strenuous activity, carry photocopies of passport pages, and leave time for market bargaining and unplanned stops. Bookings typically include cable car tickets and local transport, but confirm pickup points and show seating when you reserve.
Yes—economy domestic flights and a second-class bullet train ticket (Kunming–Dali) are included in the tour price.
The itinerary is rated easy by the operator and is family-friendly; consider altitude sensitivity for young children and older adults.
A private vehicle transfers you between destinations; you may keep a daypack during excursions while luggage is moved by the driver.
Yes—entrance fees and the cable car round trip to the scenic viewing point are included in the package.
Unique Beijing Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step off the plane into Kunming’s thin, cool air and the trip snaps into motion: a driver waits with your name, limestone towers of the Stone Forest rise like a grey ocean, and later the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain will loom above Lijiang like a silent, glacial guardian.
You step off the plane into Kunming’s thin, cool air and the trip snaps into motion: a driver waits with your name, limestone towers of the Stone Forest rise like a grey ocean, and later the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain will loom above Lijiang like a silent, glacial guardian.
This five-day private circuit threads natural and cultural highlights across Yunnan Province. Geology is on display at the Stone Forest—karst limestone sculpted over 270 million years—and at Erhai, the highland lake that frames Dali. Dali and Shaxi preserve Bai and Naxi living traditions: courtyard houses, market days where villagers trade livestock and produce, and Baisha’s murals that fuse Han, Tibetan and local styles. Lijiang Old Town and Mufu Palace offer 800 years of urban layering, while Jade Dragon Snow Mountain’s cable car climbs to roughly 4,506 m for expansive views; wooden stairs lead higher for those acclimatized.
The itinerary is private and door-to-door: internal flights and a Kunming–Dali bullet train, entrance fees and a local English-speaking guide are included. Expect moderate travel days, short walks inside towns, a boat trip on Erhai and time at high altitude around Lijiang.
Practical edge: pack layers and a light windproof, allow 24–48 hours to adapt before strenuous activity, carry photocopies of passport pages, and leave time for market bargaining and unplanned stops. Bookings typically include cable car tickets and local transport, but confirm pickup points and show seating when you reserve.