Travel Notes | Yunnan Family Travel Day 2: Kunming – Stone Forest

Travel Notes | Yunnan Family Travel Day 2: Kunming - Stone Forest - Mengzi

About 300 million years ago, Yunnan was still a vast ocean. After a long period of geological evolution, extremely precious geological relics were formed in the stone forest area, covering many types of karst landforms on the earth.

We appreciate the miraculous workmanship of nature in this area that has been rated as a "World Geopark" and "World Natural Heritage Scenery" by the United Nations Educational and Cultural Sciences.

This is the filming location of the 1986 version of "Journey to the West". Look at the two pictures above, does it look like "Tang Monk" is bowing his hands?

What a big camel. Once you ride it, you can go anywhere.

The clear water and green mountains complement each other, and the skylight and cloud shadows linger together. The beautiful time is worth stopping and appreciating slowly.

Andy is happiest when discovering your "flowery world" in the wild.

Occasionally, I want to take a slightly more normal photo with my parents, okay?

In the afternoon, go to the Honghe Prefecture Museum and follow the professional teachers in the museum to learn about the history and humanities of Honghe Prefecture, so as to accumulate knowledge for the subsequent itinerary. This time, the curator personally explained it to us, which was great!

The curator also introduced various delicacies in Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan! We must try it next.

This is a small house built by the ancients. Does it look like our tent?

Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province has a long history of pottery culture. Guess what it was used to hold at that time?

Thank you curator for your warm hospitality! After understanding the overall situation of Honghe Prefecture in Yunnan, we set off for the next stop!

When you come to Mengzi, the hometown of Guoqiao Rice Noodles and the capital of Honghe Prefecture, how can you not eat a piece of Chrysanthemum Rice Noodles!