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Binchuan occupies a warm agricultural basin east of Erhai, with fruit-growing country and access to the Buddhist mountain of Jizu. Background references: China Ministry of Culture and Tourism: Dali heritage route · Dali heritage and landscape guide
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Binchuan occupies a warm agricultural basin east of Erhai, with fruit-growing country and access to the Buddhist mountain of Jizu.
Fruit-growing landscapes is one focus for a visit to Binchuan. Binchuan occupies a warm agricultural basin east of Erhai, with fruit-growing country and access to the Buddhist mountain of Jizu. Choose public visitor areas and give this part of the journey enough time rather than fitting it between distant stops.
A closer look at Binchuan can include county-town life. The farming basin and mountain have different climates and require separate travel time. A local host or guide can help explain the setting without rushing through it.
Jizu Mountain approach adds another perspective on Binchuan. Binchuan occupies a warm agricultural basin east of Erhai, with fruit-growing country and access to the Buddhist mountain of Jizu. Keep time for observation, photographs and a meal in the local area.
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