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Citywalk | Zhoucheng, the hometown of indigo dyeing
Citywalk | Zhoucheng, the hometown of indigo dyeing
Experience in trip content: Local Culture and Traditional indigo dyeing
Duration and time of day: afternoon
Age suggestion: Age 10+
Destination distance to Dali: 30km
Meeting point: 周城村
Guide with dog: The guide has no dog
You need to bring: No
Fee includes:
Not included: Transportation to ZhouCheng (30km from Dali)
Wizard foreign language: Chinese only
WeChat: bluesky7dm
Whatsapp: +8613636360694
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Because this international booking website uses Google services and has firewall issues, only travelers abroad (or domestic VPN users) can book. You can:
Go to WeChat Mini Program to book: Citywalk 周城
Due to payment barriers for foreign travelers, we currently offer "free booking". Please pay by WeChat or Alipay one day before the event.
Pick-up assistance
Pick-up assistance
For customers with language barriers, we are happy to arrange a taxi to pick you up from your hotel to the meeting point. You pay the actual fee.
One person makes a trip
One person makes a trip
For most experiences, once booked and confirmed, the trip will go ahead even if there is only one guest, except for some experiences (such as long-haul tours) where a minimum number of guests is specified.
Refund Policy
Refund Policy
Before the experience starts:
- Within 12 hours: 30% refund
- 12 to 24 hours: 50% refund
- 24 to 48 hours: 70% refund
- More than 48 hours: 100% refund
- After the event starts: No refunds
- If cancelled due to weather conditions: Full refund
Zhoucheng Village, Xizhou It is the "largest natural village of the Bai nationality in the country" with a permanent population of more than 10,000 people, of which 99% are Bai nationality.
The estimated route of the Torch Festival under the big green tree at the entrance of Zhoucheng Village is:
Xiayixi-Yunzuo Silver Embroidery Workshop-Zhilan Tie-Dye-Baisuulu Bai Nationality Folk Customs Experience Hall-Jingdi Temple-Longquan Temple-Lanxu Tie-Dye-Bai Nationality Steamed Cake House-Daqingshu & Ancient Theater-Zhuriwan Street-Puzhen Tie-Dye Museum-Zhen Gu Caravan Museum
The above two pictures are from an article on the WeChat public account "Dali Culture and Tourism", titled “Go where there is wind and experience the most beautiful scenery.” The Bai costumes and embroidery in the play "Go Where the Wind Is" all come from her workshop.
On the side of the dye vat is a picture of the Bai ethnic group's "Dye Vat God" pulled by horses, with "Mei (Fu) and Ge (Hong) two immortals" on the picture. This photo was taken in Lanxu, Dali.
Tie-dye materials and finished products. Photo taken in Dali Lanxu.