About the Destination

Yunnan Province, nestled in the far southwest of China, is one of the country's most ecologically and culturally diverse regions. From cloud-draped mountains to tropical rainforests, Yunnan offers a striking contrast of landscapes — many still untouched by mass tourism. It’s home to more than 25 ethnic minority groups, each preserving distinct languages, customs, and architecture. Here, you can hike through ancient rice terraces, explore dense jungles filled with rare wildlife, sip freshly harvested tea in remote plantations, and experience a harmonious way of life that bridges nature and tradition. Yunnan is not just a destination; it’s a slow, immersive journey through China’s natural and human heritage.

Top eco-attractions include the vibrant green Yuanyang Rice Terraces, the lush tropical biodiversity of Xishuangbanna, the snow-capped peaks of the Meili Mountains, and the timeless charm of old towns like Lijiang and Shangri-La. Travel here offers a sustainable way to connect with local communities and fragile ecosystems while respecting both.

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Best time: October - March (dry season)

Eco-formats: walking tours, accommodation in local eco-lodges, participation in traditional festivals

Feature: the region is one of the biodiversity centers of China
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