Yunnan stands as China’s most culturally diverse province, home to an exceptional concentration of minority groups whose traditions shape a vibrant and enduring cultural landscape. It is equally a sanctuary of biodiversity: ancient forests, endemic species, and majestic gorges and snow-capped mountains blending seamlessly with timeless villages and living heritage. Whether your passion lies in culture, trekking, or wildlife, Yunnan has a way of capturing the heart.

Northwestern Yunnan is where soaring peaks meet the traditions of the Naxi, Bai, and Tibetan communities. Explore the timeless charm of Lijiang and Dali’s old towns, step inside a Naxi home and experience their living traditions, learn to paint the Baisha fresco, or try your hand at Bai indigo tie-dye. In Shangri-La, Tibetan heritage runs deep; monasteries, sacred mountains, and yak-grazing highlands set the scene. The world-class trails of Haba Snow Mountain, Tiger Leaping Gorge, and Mt. Kawagarbo await trekkers seeking both challenge and inspiration.

Southern Yunnan shifts into lush rainforest valleys and ancient tea mountains. Wander through centuries-old villages in Jingmai, birthplace of one of the world’s most renowned teas—Pu’er. Join local families to craft bamboo-tube tea, cook traditional dishes with the Bulang people, or sample some of China’s finest high-altitude coffee at its source.

For wildlife lovers, Yunnan is unparalleled. It is home to some of China’s most iconic and endemic species, the Western Black-crested Gibbon, the Yunnan Snub-nosed Monkey, Temminck’s Tragopan, Lady Amherst’s Pheasant, and the Black-necked Crane, all found roaming freely through forests and alpine valleys.

Join Eastogo’s small-group tours, private journeys, or self-guided routes, and discover Yunnan in your own way.