▲ 113 r/Chinesearchitecture
The Three Pagodas of Dali, Yunnan — from sunshine to mist, from day to night.
Dali has a quiet beauty, whether under blue skies or wrapped in mist, by day or by night.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 16 hours ago
u/ViajarASinMiedo
r/BeautifulPlaces r/Chinesearchitecture r/Viajes r/NatureAwws r/travelchina r/Kunming r/earthisawesome r/chinalife
▲ 5 r/Viajes
Las Tres Pagodas de Dali, China — del sol a la niebla, del día a la noche.
Dali tiene una belleza serena, tanto bajo el cielo azul como envuelta en la niebla, de día o de noche.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 20 hours ago
▲ 18 r/chinalife
The Three Pagodas of Dali, Yunnan — from sunshine to mist, from day to night.
Dali has a quiet beauty, whether under blue skies or wrapped in mist, by day or by night.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 20 hours ago
▲ 40 r/earthisawesome
Xishuangbanna: One of China's Most Biodiverse Places
Xishuangbanna, in Yunnan Province, southwestern China, is home to Asian elephants, slow lorises, and hundreds of butterfly species.
This elephant's favorite breakfast was carrots and apples.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 14 days ago
▲ 2 r/Viajes
Xishuangbanna: uno de los lugares con mayor biodiversidad de China
Xishuangbanna, en la provincia china de Yunnan, al suroeste del país, es el hogar de elefantes asiáticos, loris perezosos y cientos de especies de mariposas.
El desayuno favorito de este elefante eran las zanahorias y las manzanas.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 16 days ago
Xishuangbanna: One of China's Most Biodiverse Places
Xishuangbanna, in Yunnan Province, southwestern China, is home to Asian elephants, slow lorises, and hundreds of butterfly species.
This elephant's favorite breakfast was carrots and apples.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 16 days ago
▲ 3 r/Viajes
Pasear por el casco antiguo de Lijiang al anochecer es como abrir una puerta al pasado.
Estas calles forman parte del casco antiguo de Lijiang, en la provincia china de Yunnan.
Desde hace siglos son el hogar del pueblo naxi, una etnia con una lengua propia, una rica tradición musical y uno de los sistemas de escritura más antiguos que todavía sobreviven en el mundo.
Caminar por ellas al anochecer es como retroceder varios siglos en el tiempo.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 24 days ago
▲ 4 r/earthisawesome
Walking through Lijiang Old Town at night felt like stepping back in time.
These streets belong to the ancient town of Lijiang in Yunnan.
The town has been home to the Naxi people for centuries, an ethnic group with its own language, music and one of the world's oldest surviving writing systems.
Walking here at night feels like travelling back in time.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 24 days ago
▲ 61 r/chinalife
Walking through Lijiang Old Town at night felt like stepping back in time.
These streets belong to the ancient town of Lijiang in Yunnan.
The town has been home to the Naxi people for centuries, and walking here at night feels like travelling back in time.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 24 days ago
▲ 15 r/travelchina
Walking through Lijiang Old Town at night felt like stepping back in time.
These streets belong to the ancient town of Lijiang in Yunnan.
The town has been home to the Naxi people for centuries, and walking here at night feels like travelling back in time.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 24 days ago
▲ 197 r/travelchina
This isn't a painting. It's a real rice field in my hometown of Kunming, Yunnan
Every year, different varieties of rice are planted to create enormous artworks.
What I love most is that it's not just art; it is still a working rice field where people continue traditional farming.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 1 month ago
▲ 244 r/BeautifulPlaces
This isn't a painting. It's a real rice field in my hometown of Kunming, Yunnan
Every year, different varieties of rice are planted to create enormous artworks.
What I love most is that it's not just art—it is still a working rice field where people continue traditional farming.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 1 month ago
▲ 178 r/Viajes
No es una pintura, sino un verdadero campo de arroz en mi ciudad natal Kunming, China.
Cada año, se plantan diferentes variedades de arroz para crear enormes obras de arte.
Lo que más me gusta es que no es solo arte, sigue siendo un campo de arroz donde la gente continúa la agricultura tradicional.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 1 month ago
This isn't a painting. It's a real rice field in my hometown of Kunming, China
Every year, different varieties of rice are planted to create enormous artworks.
What I love most is that it's not just art—it is still a working rice field where people continue traditional farming.
u/ViajarASinMiedo — 1 month ago