• English-speaking Private guide
• Pickup/Dropoff (option)
• French/German/Italian/Spanish/Russian guide (extra fee)
• Malay/Indonesian/Thai/Vietnamese/Khmer guide (extra fee)

• Admission Fee to Ethnic Village (CNY85)
• Tips and gratuities
• Meals and beverages
• Personal expenses

• Tour Length: Expect to spend 3-4 hours exploring the village, depending on your interest in cultural performances and exhibits.
• Wheelchair Accessibility: The Yunnan Ethnic Village is relatively flat, but some areas may have uneven paths. If you have mobility concerns, inform us in advance to arrange a suitable route.
• Respect Local Customs: Although this is a tourist attraction, it still represents the tradition of real ethnic groups. Dress modestly and show respect during cultural performances.
• Photography Etiquette: Ask for permission before taking photos of performers or locals dressed in traditional attire.
• Local Cuisines: There are restaurants and snack vendors within the village where you can try Yunnan specialties.
• Getting Around the Village: The Village is walkable, but some tours may offer electric carts for an additional fee.

Booking a private tour to Yunnan Ethnic Village allows for a more in-depth, flexible, and personalized experience, making it an excellent choice for travelers interested in cultural exploration.

• Wear Comfortable Shoes: You'll be walking a lot, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is a must. Avoid heels or sandals that may not provide enough support.
• Layered Clothing: Kunming has a mild climate, but temperatures can vary throughout the day. Bring layers that can add or remove as needed, such as a light jacket or sweater.
• Sunscreen: Apply sunscreen before arriving to protect your skin from sun exposure, especially if you'll be outdoors for extended periods.
• Sunglasses and Hat: Sunglasses help reduce glare, and a hat provides additional protection from the sun.
• Umbrella or Rain Jacket: If you're visiting during the rainy season (June to August), bring a small umbrella or lightweight rain jacket, as weather can be unpredictable.
• Stay Hydrated: Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout your visit. There are places to buy drinks inside the park, but it's handy to have your own.
• Light Snacks: If you get hungry between meals, carry some snacks like energy bars or fruit. There are eateries inside, but snacks can be helpful if you prefer to explore without taking long breaks.
• ID or Passport: It's always a good idea to carry a copy of your passport or ID, especially if you need to confirm your identity for ticketing or any emergencies.
• Keep Devices Charged: A portable charger ensures your phone or camera doesn't run out of battery, especially if you're taking a lot of pictures.