Cangshan Stone Gate Pass in Dali is a must-visit hidden gem that is definitely worth the trip!!

Dali Yangbi Stone Gate Pass It takes about an hour's drive from the ancient city to reach the parking lot, where you take a tour bus up to the entrance to buy tickets. Since it's a grand canyon, everyone is issued a safety helmet upon entry. There are two types of tickets: the regular trail and the glass skywalk. Since we were with children, we did not choose the glass skywalk. The walk up is very scenic and relatively child-friendly, making it a great place to take the kids for a walk. Duration: 2 hours is enough for going up and down the mountain. After coming out, you take an electric cart back to the parking lot. The scenic area is not crowded, and the children had a lot of fun. Cloud Village The staff driving the electric carts told us to just follow the stone path next to the parking lot, and that turned out to be a 30-minute walk with eighteen bends up the mountain. We drove along the winding road from the foot of the mountain to the top, and that's where Cloud Village is, literally a village above the clouds. You need to buy a ticket to enter the village, and there's a parking lot where you can park. Follow the road straight ahead, and at the end of the road is the Walnut Sacred Tree, with a large grassy area and hydrangea flowers next to it. We arrived in the evening and it was starting to rain, so we only had a quick look around. There weren't many tourists, and the village was peaceful and quaint. Cows grazing by the roadside, chickens that suddenly ran out, flocks of sheep blocking our way, and the strong pastoral atmosphere excited the children very much.