
The Tea Horse Road: Last Memories of the Caravans
Following thousand-year-old hoof prints into the Hengduan Mountains, in search of vanishing caravan culture.
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Following thousand-year-old hoof prints into the Hengduan Mountains, in search of vanishing caravan culture.
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Year-round 15°C coolness, the pure source of the Pearl River — in Yunnan's largest basin, rediscover your body's natural rhythm.
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Coolness at 2,400 meters, the mystery of Naxi Dongba culture, and the gentleness of snowmelt flowing through the city.
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Ninety-nine volcanoes, eighty-eight hot springs. In the embrace of Gaoligong Mountain, heal body and mind with warmth from deep within the earth.
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When James Hilton wrote about a mysterious valley, he was describing this pure land deep in Yunnan.
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Cangshan as your screen, Erhai as your mirror. Learn the millennia-old Bai tie-dye craft by the rice paddies of Xizhou.
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In the only oasis on the Tropic of Cancer, stay in a Dai bamboo house, listen to rain on banana leaves, taste the rainforest's bounty.
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By the shores of Lugu Lake, encounter the world's last matriarchal society. Canoe through morning mist, Mosuo songs drifting on the water.
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Just 90 minutes by high-speed train from Kunming, a far quieter valley holds its own: Shengguantun, home to the Pugui Pastoral Resort — where morning mist hangs over lotus ponds and the loudest noise is a farmer herding ducks home.
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There's a particular restlessness that sets in after too many Zoom calls. Shengguantun gets it. This small hamlet in Qujing offers the rare thing most of us are chasing: a place to breathe deeply, move slowly, and — if you must — work with a view of rice terraces instead of a blank wall.
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The old Lijiang is beautiful, but it hasn't been undiscovered for two decades. If you're craving an authentic Chinese village experience — one where the tofu seller still shouts down the lane and grandmothers embroider shoes on doorsteps — point yourself towards Shengguantun.
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Tired of sweating through another record-hot summer? Qujing, Yunnan — a highland city where July means light sweaters at dusk and average highs around 24°C. Pugui Pastoral Resort turns a simple weather fact into an entire summer lifestyle.
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