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The first meal in Tengchong, it felt like home. My daughter loved the big Jiujia, my husband loved the earthen pot, and we ordered bamboo worms at the end. We went back to the inn to have a drink. The food was delicious and the owner was very honest.

[Taste] Strong Yunnan flavor, the whole family likes it very much, and we will go there again today. The boss is very nice and the dishes are not bad.

For me, the lemongrass ribs at this restaurant were too big and fatty; one piece was enough, and a bit too salty. The complimentary small apples were a specialty. Did I go there specifically for the apples? The matsutake mushroom stir-fried with fresh pork was very delicious, and the diced green and bell peppers were also very tasty. It was the first time I'd ever eaten so many green peppers. The service was quite fair; they told me before ordering that the portions were large and advised me not to order too much. For those staying in Heshun Ancient Town for several days, I recommend trying this restaurant at least once.

Memoirs of a 10-Day Buddhist Trip to Tengchong: A Lazy Man's Lucky Journey I spent 10 days in Tengchong completely carefree, sleeping in until I woke up naturally and searching for places to visit. I stumbled upon incredible luck everywhere! Rehai Hot Springs opened just on its second day after a period of rest and recuperation. The crowds were minimal, the water was clean, and my skin felt smooth. Dadi Tea Sea was even more stunning. I was the sole proprietor of the entire tea plantation, singing "Olive Tree" to the tea trees, scaring off the tea pickers (just kidding, there weren't any). Seeing me dominating the place, the restaurant owner even offered two extra side dishes. It would be a waste not to buy a lottery ticket with such luck! [Congratulations][Congratulations] [Must-See Attractions] 1. Ginkgo Village (Best Mid-November to Early December): 30,000 ginkgo trees transform into a collective, 1,300-year-old king ginkgo tree, older than my grandfather's grandfather. I recommend going in the morning; the sunlight gilds the ginkgo trees even more than a beauty camera. 🍀🍀2. Heshun Ancient Town: This 600-year-old town is still going strong, and the fallen leaves in autumn carpet the cobblestone streets. Watching the sunset at Kuixing Pavilion in the evening was so romantic I wanted to write a poem right there (though I ended up posting a nine-square grid on WeChat Moments). 🧚‍♀️3. Volcano Geological Park: Over 90 volcanoes look like playdough squashed by a child. The hot air balloon view is incredible, but remember to call ahead to confirm; don't be like me, waiting for ages only to find out they're on vacation. 🤣🤣 4. Beihai Wetlands: A five-star resort for migratory birds. Rowing a straw raft is much more fun than boating, but it's easy to become a "human wetland detector." 🍖[Foodie Guide]🥰 Da Jiujia: Not an emergency medicine! It's the superhero of stir-fried rice cakes, with ham and vegetables playing supporting roles. Tuguozi: Warm stewed in a clay pot; just one sip of the soup will make you forgive the world. Thin bean powder: The breakfast equivalent of a mudslide. Perfect with fried dough sticks, your burps will be filled with the aroma of beans. 🥰🥰 Ginkgo Chicken Stew: A limited-edition autumn treat, eating this is like swallowing all of autumn. [✈️Transportation Tips] Flight: Tuofeng Airport has a cute name, but some cities require a layover. You can also fly to Mangshi or Baoshan first. Be sure to chat with the driver during your transfers; you might find hidden gems. Car: Shuttle buses run throughout Yunnan, and the Baojiaohang business cars are perfect for sitting with your legs crossed. [Money-Saving Tips] ⛳️⛳️ Accommodation: 200-400 yuan/night. Choose a hotel with a hot spring bath—you'll reap the rewards! Tickets: A package deal for four major attractions is approximately 180 yuan, cheaper than a cup of coffee and a photo at some popular cafes. Food and Drink: 100-150 yuan a day is enough to eat like a king. Stomach-strengthening and digestion-promoting supplements are recommended. [Lessons Learned Through Hard Times] 1. The temperature difference between morning and evening is as dramatic as a girlfriend's temper, so always bring a light jacket. 2. The UV rays are so intense they can give you a free tan, so apply sunscreen like it's free. 3. Remember to bring a swimsuit to the hot springs; don't be like that hunk who tried to soak naked and got chased three blocks by security (not me!). 4. Please remain silent at the National Cemetery; even your phone should be on vibrate mode. Ancient Town Walking Guide: Starting from the west, check in this order: Chunye Coffee (influencer, but the view is amazing) → Century-Old Vegetable Street (Wonderland Experience Card available at 7 AM) → Major Ancestral Halls (winner of the Door Frame Photo Contest) → Shuanghong Bridge (the bridge arch and rice paddies are a perfect match) → Laundry Pavilion (an exhibition hall showcasing ancient fully automatic washing machines). Tips: 1. Restrooms in the ancient town are harder to find than Wi-Fi signals; the health center is a lifesaver. 2. Wear sneakers! The cobblestone streets are a perfect solution for any kind of dissatisfaction. 3. The 55 yuan ticket is good for seven days, better than a monthly gym membership. 4. The shuttle bus is 10 yuan one-way, but walking is the only way to encounter surprises (like the ancient town cats that suddenly pop up). Food Easter eggs: Youfen Restaurant's portions are so large you might think they're fed to elephants; the couple's barbecue experience is a lifelong regret; Cun's rice rolls are so delicious you'd want to call the owner your own. Final advice: Understand some historical context, otherwise visiting the ancient town will be like watching a foreign movie without subtitles—a complete mess. Now, with this guide, head to Tengchong and be a happy, salted fish!

A hidden gem in Yunnan! 📅[Itinerary] Day 1: Volcano Geopark + Beihai Wetland Day 2: Rehai Scenic Area + Heshun Ancient Town Day 3: Dieshuhe Waterfall + National Cemetery + Western Yunnan Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall —— 🏞️[Must-See Attractions] ▪️Heshun Ancient Town One of "China's Top Ten Charming Ancient Towns"📸 The Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture, ancestral halls, and old alleys are incredibly charming and rich in cultural ambiance! ▪️Volcano Geopark Overlook the volcanoes from a hot air balloon 🌋 Visit the Volcano Museum—geography buffs rejoice! ▪️Rehai Scenic Area Hot springs gushing everywhere 💨 Experience boiling eggs in hot springs and soaking in natural hot springs ♨️ ▪️Beihai Wetland Beautiful autumn and winter! Migratory birds fly 🕊️ Rafting, birdwatching, and taking photos...it's like stepping into a painting. ▪️National Cemetery + Western Yunnan Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall A solemn but worthwhile historical site 🕯️ Learn about the Western Yunnan Anti-Japanese War and pay tribute to the heroes. ▪️Ginkgo Village (December only) The village is a stunning golden hue 🍂 A must-see for photography enthusiasts! —— 🍜[Food List] ▫️Youfen Restaurant (in Heshun Ancient Town) Recommended: Dajiujia and Lemon Fish 🍋 The owner is so nice! He'll give you a small apple! ▫️Baoshan Jinji Tongguoyuan - Tonggou Beef 🥩 Make sure to check out the main entrance! Super popular! Arrive early to secure a parking spot. ▫️Manyi Lane BBQ Street A great late-night snack! Veal skewers, grilled fish, and battered tofu are must-try 🔥 Different from Dai cuisine, more suitable for a wider audience ▫️ Songhua Cake (found everywhere in the ancient town) Red bean paste + pine pollen, 10 yuan a portion 🫘 Slightly bitter with a sweet aftertaste—some love it, others can't get used to it —— 🏡[Accommodation Recommendations] ✔️Holidays/Convenience → Stay in the city for convenient transportation and food ✔️Quiet weather → Heshun Ancient Town on weekdays (be careful during peak season! Traffic jams can occur) ✔️Long-term stays → Recommended monthly rental apartments/villas with onsen access ♨️Great environment —— 📌[Tips] · Ginkgo Village is best viewed in December · Atami boiled eggs are super fun—don't forget to try them · Bird watching during the wetland migratory season is even better #NicheDiscovery #SonglikeJourney #Most Asked-about Places on WeChat Moments #Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day Travel Check-ins