Dali a famous City of Yunnan

#travelinginchina Dali | a famous capital of six dynasties in China, the Millennium International Land Port Ancient Chinese Capital Society has a summary of the ancient city of Dali Old City: Dali is the capital of Nanzhao, Dachanghe, Datianxing and Dayining in the Tang, Five Dynasties and Two Song Dynasties, the capital of six local governments in Dali and Dazhong, and has become a famous ancient capital city in Chinese history with more than 500 years of capital building history, Xi'an, Beijing, Luoyang, Nanjing, etc. It is a cultural, religious, economic and trade exchange center connecting the ancient tea and horse road and the three silk roads in the southwest, northwest and sea at the same time. Dali, Angkor, Hue, Bangkok and other cities are ancient capitals of different historical periods in Southeast Asia, especially Dali, as the capital of local Chinese political dynasties such as Nanzhao and Dali Kingdom from the 8th to the 12th century, has a grand scale, developed culture, and prosperous economy. After research and verification by the Expert Committee of the Southeast Asian Ancient Capital Cultural Development Research Institute, Dali has been confirmed as the largest ancient capital in Southeast Taiwan from the 8th to the 12th century. Today's Dali Old City basically retains the architectural pattern of the Ming Dynasty: the outer wall of the square capital is made of bricks; The north and south city towers are opposite, while the east and west city towers are staggered; The city is arranged in a chessboard pattern. Fuxing Road is the most prosperous trunk road in Dali Old City, connecting the north and south city gates. At present, the ancient buildings preserved in the ancient city mainly include Confucian Temple, Marshal's Office, Catholic Church, Chenghuang Temple, etc. Walk in the ancient city of Dali Old City, visit various ancient buildings, eat the special food of Dali, understand the long history of Dali, and sigh over the past. #travelinginchina #localguides #historicallandmarks #familytrip #localguides