Welcome to Liuyue Guesthouse! I’m your host. I love local folk culture and enjoy wandering around ancient towns. I’m fond of planting flowers and relaxing in quiet courtyard. I have stayed in Dali for years and know well about scenic spots and delicious local food. I will offer sincere suggestions for your journey. Hope you can unwind fully and have a wonderful time here, just feel like staying at your own home.

Dali Liuyue Guesthouse combines traditional Bai ethnic architecture and elegant Chinese style. We have lush courtyard and various comfortable rooms including view rooms, tatami rooms and family suites. We supply private bathroom, free high-speed WiFi, air conditioner and complete daily supplies. Clean environment and 24-hour front desk service are available. Located near Dali Ancient City South Gate, it is convenient to travel to Erhai Lake and Cangshan Mountain. You can taste local snacks and enjoy ethnic performances here. We will offer travel advice and thoughtful service to make you feel at home during your stay.

You're staying at a great location near the South Gate of Dali Ancient City, making it easy to explore. Here’s a quick guide to nearby attractions and how to get around. 🏰 Exploring the Ancient City (Walking Distance) Right outside the inn, you’re in the heart of the action. You can easily go for a citywalk: - South Gate：The iconic entrance to the ancient city, perfect for photos with its red walls and grey tiles. - Wuhua Tower：A 10-15 minute walk from the South Gate. Climb to the top for a panoramic view of the ancient city’s rooftops and the distant Cangshan Mountains. - Honglongjing Alley：A charming lane with a small stream, traditional Bai ethnic houses, and unique shops, ideal for a leisurely stroll. - Renmin Road & Foreigner Street：The commercial and cultural hubs of the city, lined with shops, cafes, and bars, each with a distinct vibe day and night. 🏞️ Popular Nearby Attractions Beyond the ancient city, Dali’s two most famous landmarks are also within easy reach: - Chongsheng Temple and Three Pagodas A symbol of Dali and a千年-old Buddhist complex at the foot of Cangshan. - 🚗 Getting There： - Taxi：About 10 minutes, costing around 10-20 RMB. - Bus：Take Bus Line "Santazhuanxian" or C10 directly from the city. Fare is 2 RMB. - Walking：It’s about 1.5 km from the North Gate, so you can also walk if you’re up for it. - Erhai Lake Dali’s "Mother Lake" with stunning环湖 scenery. - 🚗 Getting There： - Rent an E-bike：The most flexible option (30-80 RMB/day). Ride along the west lake shore at your own pace. - Taxi/Rideshare：15-20 minutes to the nearest Longkan or Caicun Piers. - Bus：Take Bus C2 to Caicun Pier for only 2 RMB. - Erhai Loop Bus：A hop-on, hop-off bus service available from the South Gate, great for visiting multiple lakeside spots in one day. Hope this helps you make the most of your stay. Enjoy Dali!