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The best days out, booked and reviewed.
The 5 most popular kunming tours, with prices, durations and the platform you book through. The ones worth planning a day around, and what each actually gets you on the ground.
A private day in Kunming combining the UNESCO-listed Stone Forest with Jiuxiang Caves, plus lunch, tickets, and hotel pickup.
Most Popular“Amazing trip. Fantastic views of Stone Forest and Jiuxiang Cave. Guide Victor is kind and informative. The lunch was delicious. The driver drove safe and carefully.”
Private guided trek through Yunnan’s Stone Forest near Shilin, with hotel pickup, expert commentary, and optional add-on stops.
“The place is amazing. We have some issue at the beginning with the tour organizer but then fixed quickly… our guide was outstanding!”
8-day private Yunnan highlight tour from Kunming to Shangri-La: Stone Forest, Erhai Lake, Lijiang, Jade Dragon, Tiger Leaping Gorge, Pudacuo.
“China Xian Tour was a fantastic company to work with. We took an 11-day tour (Yunnan with an added three days to Guilin). Sophia the tour coordinator was transparent, responsive, and professional. The guides were all amazing, most were great with my two young kids. TRead more”
A private day in Kunming: guided Stone Forest, a classic Yiliang roast duck lunch (Halal option), then a custom Old Town/Guandu or Western Hills finish.
“Stone forest is a must when in Kunming. The tour agent had quick response and very attentive. Our guide Gil took great care of us leading us the a beautiful spots where are less crowded. We had a great time at stone forest, good lunch with famous roasted duck and lots of fun seeing seagulls…”
8-day private Yunnan tour: Kunming Stone Forest, Dali and Lijiang old towns, Shangri-La Tibetan temples and Potatso lake.
“Cool weather when we were there. From Dali to Lijiang , there’s many ancient cities , we like Shuhe the most, less crowded . As for Yulong Snow Mountain, our time up there is too short, wasted a lot of time just to queue up. Overall it waRead more”
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