Lijiang Dragon Spring Travel Guide

There are actually many places to visit in Lijiang, but most tourists are attracted to those popular attractions. Today I’m going to introduce a place that is still worth visiting, because there aren’t many tourists here, so it’s not very commercialized and has more scenic value. Dragon Spring is waiting for you!

There are two main attractions worth seeing in Dragon Spring, and I will introduce them one by one.

1. Nine Tripod Dragon Pool

Unbelievably, the spring water here is as beautiful as Jiuzhaigou. The water is as calm as a mirror, reflecting all the buildings and trees on the shore. Coupled with the crystal clear, azure blue spring water, it is visually stunning.

Lijiang Dragon Spring Travel Guide

If the green lung of Dayan Ancient Town is Heilongtan, then this Dragon Spring is the green lung of Shuhe. When you come to Shuhe, you can come here at any time to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Lijiang Dragon Spring Travel Guide

2. Dragon Spring Temple

This is a Han Chinese Buddhist temple that mainly practices Pure Land Buddhism and also Zen Buddhism.

Lijiang Dragon Spring Travel Guide

The temple is not big, but it is very spiritual. Entering the temple with a humble heart and admiring it will make you feel calm.

Lijiang Dragon Spring Travel Guide

Travel Guide

【About Tickets】

Shuhe Ancient Town no longer charges an entrance fee, and the ancient city fee has been canceled. Dragon Spring is located in Shuhe Ancient Town. So, Dragon Spring is considered free to enter.

【Opening Hours】

Nine Tripod Dragon Pool is open 24 hours, but the temple closes at 5:30 pm.

【Best Time to Visit】

It is recommended to visit between late September and mid-October, as the weather is at its best during this time of year.

【About Food and Accommodation】

Shuhe Ancient Town, where Dragon Spring is located, is a concentrated area of ​​residential buildings. There are countless restaurants, eateries, and snack shops here, offering a wide variety of choices.

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