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Apa yang termasuk?
- English-speaking Private guide
- Customized itinerary
- French/German/Italian/Spanish/Russian guide (extra fee)
- Malay/Indonesian/Thai/Vietnamese/Khmer guide (extra fee)
Pengecualian
- Tips and gratuities
- Private Vehicle
- Transportation Charges
- Food and drinks
- Personal expenses
Harap diperhatikan
GENERAL OVERVIEW
- DALI ANCIENT CITY: A historic town located at the foot of Cangshan Mountain and near Erhai Lake, known for its Bai minority culture, ancient architecture, and charming cobblestone streets.
- KEY FEATURES: Traditional Bai-style homes, city gates, temples, craft shops, and lively markets.
WEATHER AND SEASONAL CONSIDERATIONS
- SPRING (March-May): Mild weather and blooming flowers.
- AUTUMN (September-November): Clear skies and cool temperatures.
- SUMMER (June-August): Bring rain gear for potential showers.
- WINTER (December-February): Pack warm layers for cooler temperatures, especially in the mornings and evenings.
- Avoid public holidays (e.g. Chinese New Year, Golden Week) when it can be crowded.
LOCAL EVENTS
Check if your visit coincides with local festivals, such as;
- March Street Festival: A major Bai cultural festival in Spring.
- Torch Festival: Celebrated in July/August with fire related activities.
FOOD AND DRINKS
- LOCAL CUISINE: Try specialties like Erhai fish, Bai-style rice cakes, or sour and spicy dishes.
- STREET FOOD:
Explore local snacks from stalls along Fuxing Road.
- Let the guide know in advance about any dietary restrictions or allergies.
LOCAL CUSTOMS AND ETIQUETTE
- TEMPLE VISITS: Dress modestly when visiting religious sites.
- PHOTOGRAPHY: Always ask permission before photographing people or religious sites.
ACCESSIBILITY AND KEY CONSIDERATIONS
- COBBLESTONE STREETS: Some areas may not be wheelchair-accessible or stroller friendly.
- ACTIVITY LEVEL:
- The Old Town has uneven cobblestone streets and some stairs, so comfortable walking shoes are a must.
- Let the guide know if mobility is a concern to adjust the itinerary or accessible routes accordingly.
BENEFITS OF A PRIVATE GUIDE
- FLEXIBILITY: Adjust the itinerary to spend more time at places that interest you.
- PERSONALIZED PACE: No rushing to keep up with a group.
- CUSTOMIZED ITINERARY: A private guide can tailor the experience to your preferences, such as focusing on history, culture, photography, or food.
- LOCAL EXPERTISE: A guide can share in-depth knowledge about Dali’s Bai minority culture, history, and traditions.
- LANGUAGE SUPPORT: Many private guides speak English or other languages, making communication easier as most locals don’t speak English.
Apa yang harus dibawa
When visiting Dali Ancient City, here’s a Checklist of items to bring for a comfortable and enjoyable experience:
CLOTHING
- COMFORTABLE WALKING SHOES: The cobblestone streets can be uneven, so sturdy footwear is essential.
- LAYERED CLOTHING:
- Mornings and evenings can be cool, even in summer.
- A light jacket or sweater is recommended, especially if visiting in Spring, Autumn, or WInter.
- RAIN GEAR: Bring a compact umbrella or lightweight rain jacket if visiting during the rainy season (June-August).
- SUN PROTECTION: Hat, sunglasses, and breathable clothing for sunny days.
ESSENTIALS
- WATER BOTTLE: Stay hydrated, especially if walking for long periods.
- SNACKS: Energy bars or small snacks in case you get hungry between meals.
- SUNSCREEN AND LIP BALM: Protect your skin from the high-altitude sun.
- TISSUES AND WET WIPES: Public restrooms may not always have supplies.
- CASH: Many vendors and markets only accept cash or mobile payment like WeChat Pay.
- REUSABLE SHOPPING BAG (optional): For any local crafts, snacks, or souvenirs you may buy.
PERSONAL ITEMS
- PORTABLE CHARGER/POWER BANK: Ensure your devices stay powered throughout the day.
- TRAVEL ADAPTER: If you’re from outside China, bring a plug adapter for Chinese sockets ( Type A, C, or I ).
SEASONAL CONSIDERATIONS
- SPRING (March-May): Light layers for mild weather and cool mornings/evenings.
- SUMMER (June-August): Rain gear, insect repellent, and light, breathable clothes.
- AUTUMN (September-November): Similar to Spring, with crisp air and clear skies.
- WINTER (December-February): Warm layers for cold mornings and evenings.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
- HAND SANITIZER: Keep your hands clean while exploring.
- BASIC FIRST AID KIT: Band-aids/plaster, pain relievers, and any personal medication.
- MOTION SICKNESS MEDICATION: If you plan to combine the visit with a boat ride on Erhai Lake or mountain travel.