Famous for its breathtaking nature scenery as well as its rich diverse customs, Yunnan attracts so many visitors to come discover its beauty. Here the other 5 top attractions in Yunnan:
 
Lugu Lake
One Highest Lake in Yunnan Province

Lugu Lake is an alpine lake at an elevation of 2,685 metres, it make the lake become the highest lake in the Yunnan Province. Lugu Lake which also called the "mother lake" by the Mosuo people, located in the mountainous ranges between Yunnan and Sichuan provinces about 200 kilometers from Lijiang.
Lugu Lake is 48.5 square kilometers in area and about 93 meters deep at its deepest point. Many ethnic communities, such as the Yi, Tibetan and the matriarchal Mosuo, live around the lake. People can go canoeing and boating around on the lake. The path around the lake is popular among backpacking hikers.

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
It is A Very Charming Spot Rich in the Rare Animals

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain (Yulong Xue Shan) is located near Lijiang. The mountain is honored as the holy mountain in Naxi ethnic group and also has become the second highest mountain in Yunnan, with a height of 5596 meters.
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain formed by 13 mountains stretches over 50 km from north to south. It is the southernmost glacier in the northern hemisphere. The snow-capped and fog-enveloped peaks look like a jade dragon in the clouds from the Old Town of Lijiang. It is a sanctuary for rare animals and plants.

Tengchong
Be Well Known For the Hot Sea

Tengchong located along the old southwestern silk route, sharing a 148 km border with Myanmar to the northwest. The area has a stunning volcanic landscape, well known for its hot sea and cluster of about 70 volcanoes. 
The hot sea is actually a group geothermal springs. The most famous hot sea has known as the "Boiling Pot", boasting temperatures as high as 97 degrees Celsius. "Boiling Pot" is instead used to boil food such as eggs and peanuts which are then sold to tourists. Besides all these fantastic natural landscapes, Tengchong also has some attractive manmade attractions include Taoist temples and aged preserved villages.

Stone Forest
One of the Most Fabulous Attractions in China

The Stone Forest is one of the most fabulous attractions in Yunnan which even listed as one of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. It is a complex full of karst formations located on the outskirts of Kunming, and was once a vast expanse of sea.
Stone Forest is over 270 million years old which formed as the result of the ocean subsided and giant rocks appeared. During this time the rocks were gradually created by water become the strange rock forms with different shape and sizes that you could see today. The scenic area is divided into several areas: Major Stone Forest, Minor Stone Forest, Naigu Stone Forest and Zhiyun Cave.

Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture
The Second Largest Gorge in the World

Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture is named after the Nujiang River (the longest undammed river in South-east Asia) and the Lisu ethnic group (majority of the local population). Nujiang is made up of lofty mountains and roaring rivers, with more than forty peaks in the prefecture over 4,000 meters high.
Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture is also home to the second-largest gorge in the world, after the Grand Canyon. Stretches over 600 kilometers long, the gorge is the most breathtaking example in the world. Not only fascinating mountains, gorges and rivers landscapes, Nujiang is also the place where people of China ethnic minorities still maintain their traditional culture and customs.

Come to discover China best nature landscapes as well as various ethnic minority traditions in Yunnan. Back to the nature, best escape from busy and crowded city.