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Not included: Other personal expenses; Tour guide service not included (driver serves as guide; driver will not enter the scenic area; guests tour the scenic area on their own)
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???? Pre-trip notice Before 6 PM one day prior to departure, a tour notice or staff WeChat QR code will be sent via WhatsApp or email. Customer service and staff will proactively contact you. Please submit identification photos in a timely manner to facilitate itinerary arrangements. Thank you for your cooperation. ???? Itinerary at a glance Depart from Lijiang to Lijiang-Ninglang 18 Bends to Lugu Lake Observation Deck to Caohai Walking Marriage Bridge to Lover's Beach to Lunch to Pig Trough Boat to Lig Peninsula to Daluoshui to Lijiang, ending the Lugu Lake one-day tour; Meals: includes lunch (Lugu Lake specialty firewood chicken) (The above itinerary order is for reference only and may be advanced or postponed. The order of activities may also be adjusted, depending on the weather and traffic conditions on the day. Please refer to the actual tour arrangements.) ???? Meeting time and place Meeting time: 7:30 AM Location: Lijiang Old Town ⭐ Must-see highlights ???? Lijiang-Ninglang 18 Bends, the filming location for Zhang Yimou's "Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles," a winding spectacle of over 20 kilometers with a thousand-meter drop in the Jinsha River Canyon. Overlooking the mountain road winding like a ribbon, every shot is a magnificent landscape. It is a must-see visual feast on the way from Lijiang to Lugu Lake. ????️ Lugu Lake Observation Deck, the best vantage point to overlook the entire Lugu Lake. A clear blue lake is embedded among the mountains, sparkling like a sapphire in the morning light. On a clear day, you can gaze at the lake and mountains. Sitting quietly in the morning, enjoying the tranquil time, is a delightful start to the lake tour. ???? Caohai Walking Marriage Bridge, a symbolic carrier of Mosuo walking marriage culture. The nearly 300-meter-long wooden bridge traverses the lush Caohai (Grass Sea). Below are wetland landscapes, and beside you, water birds flutter. Walking on the bridge, you can immerse yourself in the unique custom of the matriarchal society where "men do not marry, women do not marry."