Yunnan's Chengjiang is the place in Kunming that most resembles the seaside.

Morning - Arrive at Fuliwan at around 9:00: This is the starting point of the Yangzong Lake Greenway. You can take a walk on the beach, enjoy the lake and mountain views, and interact with seagulls. Shijiazui Wetland is also a good place to enjoy the lake and water. - 10:30–12:00 Go to Binshui Wetland Park: There are large lawns and flower fields here. The snapdragon flower fields are like oil paintings and are perfect for taking photos. You can take a walk on the lawn and by the lake to enjoy the relaxing atmosphere. Noon - 12:00–13:30 Lunch: You can try local delicacies such as braised fish, Yiliang roast duck, and pig's foot rice noodles at nearby restaurants. Afternoon - 13:30–14:30 Liushuwan: The metasequoia forest here is beautiful. When there are few tourists, you can take a walk in the forest, enjoy the sea breeze, and record the good times. - 14:30–15:30 Internet-famous S-bend: A new internet-famous check-in point with an island style for taking photos. - 15:30–16:30 Minghu Wetland Park: The air is fresh and the environment is pleasant. You can take a walk along the lake and enjoy the scenery. - 16:30–17:30 Yingxiong Haohan Slope: Standing on the top of the slope, you can overlook Yangzong Lake and take in the lake view. It is a good place to take photos. Transportation - Self-driving: Depart from the main urban area of Kunming, take the Kunshi Expressway, exit at the Malang Toll Station, and take the Sanlu Highway and National Highway 324 to reach the destination. The journey is about 40 km. - Public transportation: First go to the East Bus Station and take a bus to Tangchi. Get off at OCT Hot Spring Water Park, and then take a taxi or local transportation to each scenic spot. Notes - Some scenic spots do not have toilets, so you need to plan your toilet stops in advance. - Yangzong Lake is deep and dangerous. Pay attention to safety when playing and do not go into the water. - Prepare for sun protection and wind protection according to the weather.