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The Dashi Bridge is the pulsating heart of Lijiang Old Town, where this 800-year-old stone arch spans the Jade River with timeless grace. Worn smooth by centuries of footsteps, its flagstones lead past Naxi-style wooden houses and bustling tea shops that glow with lanterns at dusk. Cross to explore Square Street, once a hub on the Ancient Tea-Horse Road, and savor Lijiang baba (flatbread) with yak butter tea—essential flavors of this UNESCO-listed gem where waterwheel melodies mingle with Naxi folk songs.
Echarm Plus Hotel (Lijiang Old Town)
Stay in this Nordic-inspired hotel just a 5-minute walk from Lijiang Old Town! Enjoy perks like 24-hour self-service laundry, free parking, and a Fika coffee lounge with premium bedding for ultimate comfort. Families will love the kids' play area and thoughtful amenities, while fitness fans can hit the fully-equipped gym. With prime location near shopping centers and hospitals, it's perfect for both business and leisure. Praised for friendly service and great value, this spot ensures a delightful stay!
Yishang Hotel (Lijiang Ancient City Qixing Street)
Looking for a budget-friendly yet comfortable stay in Lijiang? This is your perfect choice! Just 1 km from the Ancient City Waterwheel, it’s a great base to explore Lijiang’s charming old town. Enjoy 24-hour front desk, robot service, and free parking, plus a kids’ play area and laundry facilities for all your needs. Rooms feature independent AC/heating and Xiaodu voice control for a hassle-free stay. Nearby attractions like Mu Palace, Shuhe Ancient Town, and Jade Dragon Snow Mountain are just a short drive away, perfect for families or couples!
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Top recommendations near Dashiqiao include Indigo Lijiang Ancient Town, blending Naxi ethnic motifs with modern design. The Blossom Hill Inn chain offers courtyard-style lodgings with rooftop views. Budget travelers can opt for Dashiqiao Inn, featuring authentic local decor at affordable rates. All are within 5-10 minutes' walk from the bridge.
Built during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD), Dashiqiao has stood for over 400 years as a key landmark. The single-arch stone bridge made of local five-colored marble still bears horse hoof marks from the ancient Tea-Horse Road. Its carved water guardian "Badong" reflects Naxi people's hydrological beliefs.
Must-try foods: Jidou Liangfen (chickpea jelly at bridgehead stalls), Naxi-style Baba pancakes, and fresh Rose Petal Pastries. "Ama Yi" restaurant serves excellent Naxi grilled fish. For local breakfast, try Lijiang Clay Pot Rice Noodles. Note some dishes contain plateau spices - ask for spice levels beforehand.
Prime locations: 1) East bank steps for bridge reflections 2) Xinhua Street for morning mist shots 3) Wangulou Tower for sunset panoramas. Wear colorful clothing against the grey stone backdrop. Arrive before 8am to avoid tour groups. The bridge lights up beautifully after dark for night photography.
Evenings come alive with bar street lanterns and Naxi ancient music performances. Participate in eco-friendly wishing lantern rituals along the canals. Many teahouses stay open late for pu'er tastings. The illuminated ancient architecture makes for perfect strolls - don't miss the moonlit view from the bridge.
Take the tourist shuttle from Ancient Town North Gate (40min ride) or hire a private car (¥200-300). Depart before 7am to beat crowds. Important: Book cable car tickets in advance via "Lijiang Travel Group" WeChat. At 4,506m altitude, oxygen cans are recommended. Winter visits require rented cold-weather gear.
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