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

• Tips and gratuities
• Entrance and admission fee
• Public Transportation expenses
• Parking fees
• Meals and beverages
• Personal expenses

• Mild "Spring City" Climate: Kunming is known for its mild "eternal spring" climate, with temperatures  usually ranging from 10deg C to 25deg C (50deg F to 77deg F) throughout the year. However, it can still get chilly in the  mornings and evenings, especially in winter.
• Best Time to Visit: The ideal time to visit is during Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) when the weather is most comfortable and there is less rain. The summer months (June to August) bring frequent rainfall, so prepare for wet weather if traveling this time.
• Limited English Availability: English is not widely spoken in Kunming, including at many tourist attractions. Booking a guided tour with an English-speaking guide is recommended if you prefer detailed explanations and easier communication.
• Walking and Hiking: Many attractions involve walking and hiking, such as Kunming Old Town and Western Hills, which may include stairs and uneven paths. 
• Mobility Considerations: If you have mobility issues, check if the attractions are accessible. Some sites may not be wheelchair-friendly.
• Minimize Travel Time:  Stick to central attractions to avoid spending too much time in traffic. Choose locations within a short distance from each other.
• Respect Photography Rules: Some places, like museums or temples, may have restrictions on photography. Always look for signs or ask your guide if photography is allowed if you're unsure.
• Try Local Snacks: If the opportunity arises, try a local delicacy, such as street food or Yunnan-style snacks, for a taste of Kunming.

Tour Duration and Pace

• Limited Time: With only 4 hours, the tour will be brief, so it's best to focus on one or two key attractions. Expect a fast-paced itinerary with limited time at each time.
• Plan Ahead: Prioritize the sights you want to see most. Discuss the itinerary with us to make sure it fits your interests and avoids unnecessary travel time.

By focusing on a couple of central attractions, preparing for some light walking, and planning the logistics in advance, you'll be able to enjoy a meaningful 4-hour experience in Kunming.

• Comfortable Clothing: Wear weather-appropriate, comfortable clothing. The weather in Kunming is generally mild, but it can get cooler in the mornings and evenings.
• Sun Protection: Bring sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen, especially if you're spending time outdoors.
• Water Bottle: Keep hydrated, as you may not have time for long breaks.
• Cash and Mobile Payments: While most places accept mobile payments (Alipay and WeChat Pay), it's a good idea to carry cash as some shops especially the small ones prefer cash as payments or for smaller purchases.