Yunnan Yunlong Tourism Yunnan Yunlong County Tourism Introduction

1. Tourism introduction to Yunlong County in Dali

It is a county in Song Dynasty (Dali) and is called Yunlong Mountain. It is said that (Lancang River) is surrounded by clouds and mists at night, and dragons rise in the morning, hence its name. It was located in what is now the Old State.

At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Military and Civilian General Management Office of Yunlong Hall was established to prevent thousands of households from getting sick, and it belonged to the Jinya Xuanwei Department. It was located in what is now the Old State.

In the 17th year of Wu Ming Dynasty (1384), it was changed to Yunlong Prefecture, and Duan Bao was granted the title of governor of Dali Prefecture. It was located in what is now the Old State. During the Zhengtong period of the Ming Dynasty (1436-1449), it was changed to Huameng Mansion and later returned to Dali Mansion. In the forty-eighth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1620), Yunlong County turned the land into a river, and the area under its rule was still in its old state. In the second year of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty (1629), because salt courses were given top priority, the state government moved from Jiuzhou to Luomajing (today's Baofeng) on ??the east bank of the Minjiang River. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Dali Prefecture.

In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), the prefecture was changed into a county, and it belonged to Tengyue Road. In the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), the county government was changed to a county government, directly under the province, and the administrative office was moved to Shimen.

On November 11, 1949, the Yunlong County Working Committee of the Communist Party of China was established in Dabao Paulo Village, Guanli (today's Changxin).

On November 13, the people of Yunlong County established a government in Qideng Village, Shili (now Caojian Township).

On January 1, 1950, the Yunlong County Working Committee and the County People’s Government moved to Shimen County. Yunlong County belongs to Dali Prefecture, and in 1956 it became part of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture.

In October 1958, Yunlong County was abolished and merged into Yongping.

In March 1961, Yunlong County was restored and still belonged to the Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture.

2. What is there to do in Yunlong County, Dali?

Yunlong County, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, governs 4 towns and 8 townships (including 2 ethnic townships): Shimen Town, Jiuzhou Town, Caojian Town, Baishi Town, Guolang Township, Baofeng Township, Guanping Township, Tuanjie Yi Township, Changxin Township, Caojian Township, Lisu Township, and Minjian Township.

3. Map of Yunlong County, Dali, Yunnan

Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture

The synonym Dali Prefecture generally refers to Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture.

Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture is located in the west of central Yunnan Province, with an altitude of 2,090 meters. It borders Chuxiong Prefecture in the east, Er City and Lincang in the south, Baoshan City and Nujiang Prefecture in the west, and Lijiang City in the north. It spans east longitude 9852~10103 and north latitude 2441~2642. It patrols Erhai Lake in the east and Cangshan Mountains in the west. It governs Dali City, Xiangyun, Dengshi Meirong, Binchuan, Yongping, Yunlong, Eryuan, Heqing, Jianchuan, etc. 8 counties and Yangbi and Weishan.

Located on a low-latitude plateau, there is little temperature difference throughout the four seasons and distinct dry and wet seasons. The low-latitude plateau monsoon climate dominates. The most representative scenic spots in the territory include Butterfly Spring, Cangshan Mountain, Erhai Lake, Dali Ancient City, Chongsheng Temple, etc.

Chinese name Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture Foreign name Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture Administrative Region Category The autonomous prefecture belongs to Yunnan Province 1 county-level city 8 counties 3 autonomous county government headquarters Dali City Xiaguan Town Telephone area code 0872 Postal area code 671000 Geographical location Central and western Yunnan covers an area of ??29,459 square kilometers and has a population of 3.5844 million (2015)[1] Dialect Chinese Southwest Mandarin, Bai, Yi Climate conditions Low latitude plateau monsoon climate Famous attractions Butterfly Spring, Erhai Lake, Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas and other airports Dali Airport Railway Station Dali Station License Plate Code Cloud L Administrative Code 532900 GDP90.107 billion (2015) [1]

Historical Evolution Editor

Dali has a long history and is one of the earliest cultural birthplaces in Yunnan. According to documentary records, in the 4th century AD, the ancestors of the Bai ethnic group thrived here and formed many clans and tribes, known as Kunming in history books. They created a glorious Neolithic culture. [2]

In the firs

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dali was under the jurisdiction of Yongchang County. The four counties of Yuye, Xielong, Yunan and Subi established during the Western Han Dynasty remained unchanged, and Bonan County (today's Yongping) was newly established.

From 220 to 280 AD, Yunnan, Guizhou, and southwestern Sichuan are now called Nanzhong and were part of the Shu Kingdom.

In 265 AD, the Western Jin Dynasty was established. In order to strengthen its rule over Yunnan, the Jin Dynasty established Ningzhou in the seventh year of Taishi (271), dividing the four counties of South, Central and Four Prefectures established by Shu and Han.

During the Southern Dynasties, the Central Plains was in a feudal separatist situation, and Yunnan was successively ruled by the Song Dynasty, Southern Qi Dynasty, Liang Dynasty, Northern Wei Dynasty, Western Wei Dynasty, and Northern Zhou Dynasty. Judging from the administrative establishment of Yunnan at that time, although the imperial court changed frequently, it basically followed the establishment system of the Western Jin Dynasty, that is, the three-level system of state, county and county. The state was changed to Ningzhou, and the county structure changed drastically.

In 479 AD, the Xiaoqi dynasty ruled Ningzhou after Liu and Song. During the 23rd year of the Xiaoqi Dynasty, when Xiahou ruled, he sent four Ningzhou governors and the last Yi and Ning governors. According to the AD "Southern Qi Shuzhou County Chronicles", today's Dali Prefecture is divided into Yunnan County, Dongheyang County, Xiheyang County, and Ningzhou Yongchang County. Yun (Binchuan) and Xielong (Weishan, Nanjian, Yangbi) are two counties in Yunnan. Dongheyang (Dali Fengyi) and Yu Ye (Dali Xizhou) both belong to Dongheyang County. Su County (Yunlong) belongs to Xiheyang County; Bo County (Yongping) belongs to Yongchang County. [3]

In the fourth year of Jian'an (585), the fifth year of Emperor Wen, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty appointed Wei Chong as the general of Nanning, and established Zhou Gong, Jiezhou and Zhou Kun in Yunnan.

The Tang Dynasty's management of the Dali area began in the fourth year of Wude (621). The Tang Dynasty sent envoys to the Erhai area to invite the barbarian tribes in Kunming. In the seventh year of Wude (624), the governor of the state, Shi Weiren, sent 500 soldiers to Xi'an'er River to take over eight states and seventeen counties, and awarded him a commander as a shepherd.

According to "Old Tang Book Geography" and "New Tang Book Geography", in the early Tang Dynasty, present-day Dali Prefecture was under the jurisdiction of Rongzhou Dudufu and Yaozhou Dudufu respectively on Jiannan Road.

In the early Tang Dynasty, the state names scattered in the historical records of Dali today include Bozhou, Mengshe, Yanggua, Husha, Hedong, Yuexi, Langqiong, Dengqiu, etc. Bozhou is in today's Xiangyun County; Zhoushe, Yangzhou and Husha are in today's Weishan and Nanjian. Hedong County is in today's Fengyi, Dali; Yuezhou is in today's Binchuan County; Langzhou and Dengzhou are now in Eryuan County.

In the middle of the 7th century AD, six major ethnic tribes appeared in the Erhai area, known as the Six Major Commandments in history. These six imperial edicts are: Mengshe Imperial Edict, Meng Nai Imperial Edict, Shi Lang Imperial Edict, Langqiu Imperial Edict, Dengqiu Imperial Edict, and Yuexie Imperial Edict.

In the 1930s, with the support of the Tang Dynasty, Nanzhao united with six imperial edicts to unify the Erhai area. According to "New Tang Shu Nanzhao Zhuan", its area is located between Yongchang and Yaozhou, south of Iron Bridge. During this period, Nanzhao successively accepted the titles of Cushi, Taideng County King, Yunnan King, Nanzhao King, and Yunnan King appointed by the Tang Dynasty.

From the eighth year of Tianbao (749) to the thirteenth year of Tianbao (754), the Tianbao War broke out between the Tang Dynasty and Nanzhao. In the next 40 years, Nanzhao continued to expand its territory and established an empire that connected western Guizhou and northern Vietnam to the east, Xishuangbanna to the south, northern Myanmar to the west, Tubo Shenchuan (today's Lijiang) to the northwest, and Huqu to the northeast.

In the late Nanzhao period, powerful ministers were in charge of the government, and the power struggle within the court was fierce. In the fourth year of Gan Ning's reign in Tang Zhaozong (897), Nanzhao's powerful minister Zheng Buyi killed Nanzhao's king Longshun. Two years later (902), Tang Zhaozong killed Changshun's son Shun Huazhen and his youngest son. He also killed 800 people from the Nanzhao royal family under Wuhua Tower, seized the power of Nanzhao, and claimed to be the prime minister and the country.

In the fourth year of Hou Ganhua; the fourth year of Jian'an (914), Dachang and Cao Baoguo left Sichuan, but they were defeated. In the second year of Tiancheng in the Later Tang Dynasty (927), the powerful minister Jianchuan Qing Yang Qianzhen supported the Qing Dynasty official Zhao Shanzheng to destroy Dachang and the world

In 1253 AD, Kublai Khan led Yuan soldiers from Ningxia into Gansu and passed through Liupan Mountain. It assembled in Lintao (southern Gansu), then entered northwest Sichuan, and divided into three routes in the Songpan area. Kublai Khan personally led the soldiers of the middle route, crossed the Dadu River and passed through the valley for more than 2,000 miles, from Yanyuan and Yongsheng to the Jinsha River, by the Leipou and Cut, and reached the border of today's Lijiang. Kublai Khan led his army to capture Jianchuan and Heqing, and advanced from Shangguan to Dali City. When the city was breached, Gao Xiang of Dali was killed, and Wang Duan of Dali fled to Dian Lake. In the spring of 154, Kublai Khan moved his army northward, while Wu Lianghetai stayed in Yunnan.

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In 1254 AD, he continued to march and successively pacified five cities, eight states and four counties in Dali, and thirty-seven tribes of Wu and Bai Manchu. He captured Wang Duan, Marquis of Xia, in Kunze (now Yiliang), and died of illness in Dali.

In the eleventh year of Yuan Dynasty (1274), the Yuan Dynasty appointed Sai Dianchi as Yunnan Pingzhang official and came to Yunnan to establish the province. Saichi abolished the original military establishment of one thousand households, one thousand households, and one hundred households, and established roads, prefectures, and counties instead. He established various roads in Yunnan Province, including 37 roads, 2 prefectures, 54 prefectures, and 47 counties, as well as Yunnan, Village, military and civilian mansion. The establishment of Yunnan Province in the Yuan Dynasty marked a big step forward for the central government's rule over Yunnan, forming a unified situation of political orders. If the province has an order, it will spread throughout the country; if the county has a request, it will reach the province. During the Yunnan period of the Yuan Dynasty, Dali Prefecture now belonged to Dali Road, Heqing Road, Weichu Road and Yunlongdian Military and Civilian Mansion. Dali Road: In the seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty (1270), the Yuan Dynasty had 20,000 houses in Dali. It was located in Dali City today, with one county, two hospitals and five states.

In 176, Yunnan officially became the name of the province.

In the fifteenth year of Wu Dynasty (1382), the Ming army attacked Dali City, and the imperial court was transferred to Yunnan and other places as political envoys to command prefectures and counties. A command department led by the health department; according to the Inspection Department, this punishment is carried out in four ways: Anpu, Linyuan, Jincang, and Erhai. All prefectures and counties are subject to inspection, which is called the three departments. Today's Dali Prefecture is divided into Dali Prefecture, Heqing Prefecture, Huameng Prefecture, Yongchang Prefecture and Chuxiong Prefecture.

During the Qing Dynasty, Dali Prefecture today belonged to Dali Prefecture, Lijiang Prefecture, Yongchang Prefecture and Zhili Hall of Huameng Prefecture. When Ortai was the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, he carried out large-scale land changes to the present, and Dali was classified as the interior of Yunnan. Volume 755-79000, eight years: This version is based on its land, which is perfected, creating Yunnan, Chuxiong, Lin'an and Dali as inland; places outside Yuan Geng River and Yongchang, such as Luanchuan and Cheche, are all In the southwest, it is like the scenery of Dianchi Lake in old Chengdu. Dali Prefecture is the administrative seat of Yixi Road in Dali Prefecture, and it governs 4 states, 3 counties and 1 official. States: Zhaozhou, Dengchuan, Binchuan, Yunlong; counties: Taihe County, Yunnan County, Langqiong County; lengthy litigation: twelve lengthy litigations.

Map of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture (6)

In 1911, during the 1999 Uprising in Kunming, the Yunnan Provincial Military Government was established. Dali belongs to West Dian Road, then Tengyue Road.

After the founding of China, on February 1, 1950, the Dali Commissioner had jurisdiction over Dali, Fengyi, Dengchuan, Binchuan, Xiangyun, Yunxian, Mianning, Shunning (Fengqing), Yongxian Ping, Yangbi, Yunlong, Eyuan and other 15 counties and cities.

In 1956, Yunxian, Myanmar, and Shunning counties were placed under Lincang, and Heqing and Jianchuan counties in Lijiang were placed under Dali.

On November 22, 1956, the Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture was established, and Xiaguan was designated as the capital of the autonomous prefecture.

In 1958, the county-level administrative divisions of the whole state were greatly adjusted, and the whole state had one city, four counties and one autonomous county under its jurisdiction. Yunlong County was abolished and merged into Yongping; Xiaguan City and Dali, Fengyi and Yangbi counties were abolished and merged into

In 1983, Xiaguan City and Dali County were abolished and Dali City was merged. In 1985, Yangbi County was changed to Yangbi Yi Autonomous County. By 1988, the prefecture had jurisdiction over 1 city, 8 counties and 3 autonomous counties. Namely: Dali City, Yangbi Yi Autonomous County, Xiangyun County, Binchuan County, Midu County, Nanjian Yi Autonomous County, Weishan Yi and Hui Autonomous County, Yongping County, Yunlong County, Eryuan County, Jianchuan County, and Heqing County. The capital is Dali.

By 2000, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture governed 1 city and 11 counties, namely Dali City, Heqing County, Yangbi Yi Autonomous County, Xiangyun County, Binchuan County, Midu County, Nanjian Yi Autonomous County, Wei Shan Yi and Hui Autonomous County, Yongping County, Yunlong County, Eryuan County, Jianchuan County. [3]

On November 22, 2016, people of all ethnic groups in Dali celebrated the 60th anniversary of the founding of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture in the square of Dali National Fitness Center. [4]

Administrative division editor

As of December 31, 2010, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture governed 1 county-level city, 8 counties, and 3 autonomous counties, covering an area of ??29,459 square kilometers. , with a total population of 3.51 million. The People's Prefecture Government of the Autonomous Prefecture is located in Dali. The postal code is 671000 and the area code is 0872.

Zone

Dali Prefecture is located at the junction of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau and the Hengduan Mountains. The terrain is high in the northwest and low in the southeast. The landform is complex and diverse. To the west of Diancang Mountain is the high mountain canyon area. To the east of Diancang Mountain and to the west of Xiangyun Mountain are the steep slopes of Zhongshan Mountain. The mountain ranges within the territory mainly belong to Yunling Mountain and Nushan Mountain. Diancang Mountain is located in the central part of the state, towering and straight like an arch like a screen. Xueban Mountain at the junction of Jianchuan and Lijiang Lanping in the north is the highest mountain in the state, with an altitude of 4,295 meters. The lowest point is Hongqi Dam on the Nu River in Yunlong County, with an altitude of 730 meters. [5]

It is bounded by the large fault along Laojun Mountain-Diancang Mountain-Ailao Mountain and consists of two parts. The eastern part belongs to the Yangtze quasi-platform area, and the western part belongs to the Tibetan-Yunnan geosyncline fold area (also known as the Sanjiang area). The East Yangtze quasi-platform is bounded by the Erhai-Honghe deep fault in the west and extends eastward to Chuxiong Prefecture. It is part of the western edge of the Yangtze quasi-platform. The Tibetan-Yunnan geosyncline fold area in the west is a vast area in the west and south of the state. It borders the Erhai-Red River deep (large) fault in the east, the Nujiang River and Lancang River valleys in the west, and runs through the north and south of the state. There are 19 peaks in Cangshan Mountain on Diancang Mountain. [6]

Hydrology

Scenery of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture (18 photos)

There are many lake basins in the prefecture, and there are 18 basins with an area of ??more than 1.5 square kilometers. , with a total area of ??1871.49 square kilometers. Accounting for 6.6% of the total area of ??Dali Prefecture. Most of the basins are linear and distributed in six strips from west to east. Quaternary mountain glacier sites are distributed in the mountains west of Erhai Lake and north of Yongping Lake. Diancang Mountain in Dali is the name of the last ice age in China. The rivers mainly belong to the four major water systems of Jinsha River, Lancang River, Nujiang River and Honghe River (Yuanjiang River). There are more than 160 large and small rivers throughout Dali. There are 8 lakes in the state, including Erhai Lake, Tianchi Lake, Cibi Lake, West Lake, East Lake, Jian Lake, Haixi Lake and Qinghai Lake. [7]

Climate Characteristics

Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture

Dali Prefecture is located on a low-latitude plateau. Under the combined influence of low-latitude and high-altitude geographical conditions, the monsoon climate characteristics of the low-latitude plateau are formed: the temperature difference between the four seasons is small. The closer to the Tropic of Cancer, the greater the solar radiation angle and the smaller the change amplitude, resulting in small annual temperature differences and inconspicuous climate characteristics in four seasons. The atmosphere of the four seasons is often like early spring, when the cold ends in coolness, and summer ends in temperature, and the temperature difference between the four seasons is not big; the tropical monsoon climate has a rainy season and a dry season. In Dali Prefecture, winters are dry and summers are rainy. When the equatorial low pressure moves in (from November to April in the winter half of the year), the dry season rainfall only accounts for 5~15% of the annual rainfall. When the trade winds move in (May to October)

Non-metallic minerals include large-scale marble deposits well-known at home and abroad. According to preliminary surveys, the marble reserves in the Xiaocenfeng area of ??Cangshan Mountain alone amount to 100 million cubic meters. There are also abundant limestone, quartz sand, fluorite, clay, coal, etc.; metals include platinum, palladium, manganese, antimony, etc. Among them, a newly discovered super-large gold mine in Beiya, Heqing County has a total gold resource of 127 tons, an estimated 50 million tons of pig iron ore, 3,000 tons of associated silver, and 200,000 tons of metallic copper. Experts believe that the gold resources that have been proven so far show that Yunnan's gold resources also rank first in southwest China. [9]

Water resources

Water resources include freshwater Lake Erhai, rich Cangshan spring water and groundwater; geothermal resources include hot springs only Tangzipu Hot Spring, with a water flow of 1,310 cubic meters per hour , water temperature 76.5. The groundwater runoff is calculated as 226 million cubic meters based on 75% of the lowest flow data.

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Land Resources

Dali Prefecture has a land area of ??29,459 square kilometers, and mountainous areas account for more than 80% of the total area of ??Dali Prefecture. There are 183,161 hectares of cultivated land, including 90,458 hectares of cultivated land and 92,703 hectares of cultivated land. The park covers an area of ??13333.33 hectares, accounting for 0.5% of the total land area. It is a production base for citrus, apple, peach, plum, pear, tea and mulberry. The water area is 55333.33 hectares, accounting for about 1.9% of the land area. Current land use situation in Dali Prefecture: about 60% of the land is forest land, 20% is pasture, 11.2% is cultivated land, and 8.8% is other land. Soil types are divided into 8 classes, 13 soil categories, 23 subcategories, 76 soil genera, and 236 soil species. Purple soil accounts for 31.75% of the total land area, and red soil accounts for 27.7%.

Ethnic Population Editor

At the end of 2018, the total registered population of Dali Prefecture was 3.6352 million, including 1.8328 million men and 1.8024 million women; the minority population was 1.9012 million, accounting for the total population 52.30% of the population, including 1.241 million Bai people, accounting for 34.14% of the total population. There were 41,921 births throughout the year, with a birth rate of 11.56; 23,084 deaths, with a death rate of 6.36; and the natural population growth rate was 5.19. [11]

Dali Prefecture is home to 13 ethnic groups, namely Han, Bai, Yi, Hui, Lisu, Miao, Naxi, Zhuang, Tibetan, Blang, Lahu, Achang, and Dai etc. nationalities. There are eight ethnic groups with small populations, namely the Lisu, Miao, Dai, Achang, Zhuang, Tibetan, Blang, Lahu and other ethnic groups. [12]

4. Dali Yunlong County Tourist Attractions

Sishui Longwan Lake Scenic Area is located about 5 kilometers south of Sishui County. It is the water source of the Guji River, the mother river of Sishui County. It is surrounded by mountains, rippling blue waves, beautiful ecology and beautiful scenery. In the golden autumn, the sun sets in the west, the light flickers, and the fish jump into the golden waves. The sunset and gold, the red light is rolling randomly; the fishing boats are singing late, and the blue water waves are harmonious; occasionally, a fisherman rows across the lake in a small boat, and several egrets and other water birds fly in the sky, forming a beautiful picture of the sunset and loneliness. Flying, the autumn water is in the same sky. The sunset in Longwan is beautiful and is known as one of the ten natural landscapes in Surabaya.

In addition to the beautiful Longwan Lake, there are also many scenic spots here, such as the ancient Julong Mountain, the mysterious Yunlong Island and the peculiar Zhongbai Spring. Adjacent to Hubei, Shifo Village has a thousand-year-old stone Buddha, a century-old soap locust tree, vicissitudes of turrets and a large area of ??scattered stone houses; on the west side of the lake, there are Nanzhongdu Specialty Tourist Village and so on. This is a great place for recreational fishing. By the beautiful lake, groups of fishermen hold various fishing rods and hold colorful sun umbrellas, leisurely and contentedly, forming a beautiful scenery among the lake and mountains.

When you come to Longwan Lake, you can’t miss the farmhouses by the lake. Relying on the beautiful environment and rich real estate resources of the lake area, more than a dozen farmhouses have been developed around the lake area, most of which have been awarded the first batch of three-star farmhouses in Shandong Province, making it the rural tourist area with the most farmhouses in the surrounding area. Longwan Lake Farmhouse not only has a beautiful location and environment, but its dishes are also very distinctive. The raw materials are mainly taken from wild vegetables in Julong Mountain, pheasants and fish from Longwantao Reservoir in Pagoda

1. On February 1, 1950, under the jurisdiction of Dali Commissioner, Dali, Fengyi, Dengchuan, Binchuan, Xiangyun, There are 15 counties and cities in Myanmar including Yunxian, Shunning (Fengqing), Yongping, Yangbi, Yunlong and Eryuan. In 1956, Yunxian, Myanmar, and Shunning counties were placed under Lincang, and Heqing and Jianchuan counties in Lijiang were placed under Dali.

2. In 1958, the county-level administrative divisions of the whole state were greatly adjusted, and the whole state governed 1 city, 4 counties and 1 autonomous county. Yunlong County was abolished and merged into Yongping; Xiaguan City and Dali, Fengyi and Yangbi counties were abolished and Dali City was merged; Binchuan and Dengshi Meirong counties were abolished and merged into Xiangyun County; Dengchuan and Eryuan counties were merged into The county was abolished and merged into Jianchuan County; Weishan Yi Autonomous County and Yongjian Hui Autonomous County were abolished and Weishan Yihui Autonomous County was merged.

3. Until 2000, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture governed 1 city and 11 counties, namely: Dali City, Heqing County, Yangbi Yi Autonomous County, Xiangyun County, Binchuan County, Midu County, and Nanjian Yi Autonomous County Autonomous County, Weishan Yi and Hui Autonomous County, Yongping County, Yunlong County, Eryuan County, Jianchuan County.

4. There are 13 indigenous ethnic groups in Dali Prefecture, namely Han, Bai, Yi, Hui, Lisu, Miao, Naxi, Zhuang, Tibetan, Blang, Lahu, Achang, Dai, etc. nationality. There are eight ethnic groups with small populations, namely the Lisu, Miao, Dai, Achang, Zhuang, Tibetan, Blang, Lahu and other ethnic groups.

5. Picture of Yunlong County, Dali

Postal code of Yunlong County, Dali, Yunnan: 672700

Administrative code: 53292900000

Long-distance area code: 0872

License plate code: Yun L Administrative level: County

Population density: 63 people/square kilometer

Jurisdictional area: 2884 square kilometers Population: about 183,000

Yunlong County is located in the west of Yunnan Province, in the Lancang River longitudinal valley at the southern end of the Hengduan Mountains, with east longitude 9852-9946 and north latitude 2528-2623. It is the junction of Dali Prefecture, Baoshan Prefecture and Nujiang Prefecture.

It borders Eryuan County and Yangbi County in the east, Yongping and Baoshan City in the south, Hushui County in Nujiang Prefecture in the west, and Jianchuan County and Lanping County in Nujiang Prefecture in the north. The maximum horizontal distance from east to west is 91.8km, the maximum vertical distance from north to south is 1109km, and the total area is 4400.95km2, all of which are mountainous areas. It is located in Shimen Town, Shiwei Valley, in the central part of the county, 175 kilometers east of Dali, the capital of Dali Prefecture, and 574 kilometers away from the provincial capital Kunming.

6. Introduction to Yunlong County in Dali

Four counties in Dali belong to the first-class areas and 6 counties belong to the second-class areas. Dali Prefecture: Yangbi County, Binchuan County, Yongping County, Yunlong County.

Dali Class II districts: Xiangyun County, Nanjian County, Weishan County, Eryuan County, Jianchuan County, and Heqing County.

Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture is located in the west of central Yunnan Province, with east longitude 9852~10103 and north latitude 2441~2642. Patrolling Erhai Lake in the east and Diancang Mountain in the west, it is one of the earliest developed areas in the southwest. It is located on a low-latitude plateau, with small temperature differences throughout the four seasons and distinct dry and wet seasons. The low-latitude plateau has a dominant monsoon climate, with mild climate all year round and fertile land. It is famous for its beautiful scenery and ethnic customs. Butterfly Spring, Erhai Lake and Chongsheng Temple are the most representative scenic spots in the territory.

7. Location of Yunlong County, Dali

The altitude is between 2000 and 2500 meters. The Lancang River that runs through the county divides Yunlong County into two landform types: east and west. The eastern part of the Lancang River belongs to the Yunling Mountains. The parent rock is mostly purple sandstone and mudstone, the soil is mainly purple soil and yellow-brown soil, and the vegetation is mostly coniferous broad-leaved forests such as Yunnan pine and oak. It is the main pastoral area of ??Yunlong County and the main production area of ??miscellaneous grains, mainly corn and beans.

The west of Lancang River belongs to the Nushan Mountains. The altitude of the valley area is generally 1300~1500 meters, and the mountainous area is generally above 3000 meters.

The soil is mainly red soil, yellow soil, and yellow-brown soil, and the vegetation is mostly coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest and bamboo. It is the main rice-producing area of ??Yunlong County.