Baisha Bihua — Attraction in Lijiang City

To me this is the most beautiful ancient town in Lijiang. It is more down to earth, more genuine and authentic. You see many locals going about their daily business and selling local wares, fruits, vegetables and sundries. It is a quiet and peaceful place without the huge thrum of tourists unlike the other more popular, "modern" ancient town closer to the city. Lots of opportunities to try yak meat and yak products like milk and yogurt. All very delicious. Many little cafes and coffee shops have also mushroomed up here, run by the...

The real murals are at the last house. They don't allow photography which is fine, but there aren't any lights in the room and you are cordoned off 1 meter from the doorstep which means you can barely see anything... The tickets are definitely not worth it. The only positive is the well-maintained garden but you can have such garden...

The Baisha Murals are a fascinating cultural treasure, blending Tibetan Buddhism, Taoism, and local Naxi traditions in vibrant, centuries-old artwork. Located in the quiet Baisha Village, these murals offer a rare glimpse into the religious harmony and artistic heritage of...