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Picture misty mountains, ethereal lakes, and vibrant ethnic cultures all bouncing off China's most colourful province - Yunnan. Nestling on the tropical belt, Yunnan boasts a pleasant climate, ideal for road trips all year round.
While Yunnan's landscape may vary broadly, the province has a well-connected road network. For an ideal balance of comfort and economy, we recommend compact to mid-size cars. These have ample room for your gear and are perfect for navigating narrow city roads and hilly terrains.
Keep in mind that British driving licence isn't recognised in China. You'll need a Chinese driving license or an International Driving Permit accompanied by a notarised translation.
Make Dali your starting point, this ancient city is flanked by mountains on one side and Erhai Lake on the other. Next, cruise to Lijiang - home to the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Old Town. If you crave nature's splendour, drive to Shangri-La, famous for mermaid-blue lakes and snow-capped mountains, brimming with biodiversity.
When exploring the outskirts, keep your tanks full and carry cash for occasional highway tolls.
Unlike the UK, in China, they drive on the right side of the road. The speed limit on highways is usually 120 km/h, outside towns 80 km/h, and within towns 60 km/h. Violation of speed limits can result in stringent penalties.
In addition to its natural beauty, Yunnan is home to 26 ethnic minority groups, each with their distinctive traditions and festivals.
Yunnan is not just a place but a sensory experience, unravelled best at your own pace, driving around, stopping when you spot something extraordinary. We're confident that this guide will make your road trip memorable and hassle-free.