大理导游词
Brief Introduction to DaliBefore we get to our destination, I would like to give you a brief introduction to Dali. Why is it called “Dali”? As we all know, Dali has a long history. After the Kingdom of NanZhao, Duansiping established the Kingdom of Dali. “li” ,the Chinese character, refers to “manners”, indicating the hope of the king which makes his country a prosperous and civilized place. Dali is a world –famous tourist attraction. It is rich in cultural heritages and tourist resources. Dali is widely claimed as “the Oriental Switzerland”, “the Chinese Geneva” and “the Pearl on the Yunnan Plateau”. Each year, it attracts thousands of tourists both at home and from abroad to pay a visit. And we are all familiar with the saying: wind, flowers, snow and the moon, which refers to the snow on Cangshan mountain, the moon of the Erhai Lake, the wind of Shangguan county and the flowers in Xiaguang county. There are regarded as the best sight of Dali. OK, everyone, we are now arriving at the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple. Let’s go inside to have a full veiw.[Brief Introduction to the Three Pagodas]Three Pagodas are the ancient landmarks. They have been the symbol of Dali. It is the oldest and grandest Buddhist architecture in south China.Simultaneously,it is the cultural relic under national protection. The three pagodas are the sole building of Chongsheng temple which is located in the piedmont of Cangshan mountain and the proximity of Erhai Lake. It is because the temple has gone through the earthquake and been ruined. In Chinese it means admiring the Godness of Mercy.Crossing this plaza we will be in the temple. See ,the three pagodas stand there. The major Pagoda,called Qianxun Pagoda,is built during the period of NanZhao State, stands 69 meters in height and is divided into 16 stories. Each story is inlaid with the statues of Buddha.In the front of it , four Chinese characters are quite striking, meaning “Ensuring Tranquility to Mountains and Rivers Forever.” According to this, we can conclude that one of the reasons to built this pagoda is to prevent disasters.I am sure you have noticed the two small pagodas. They were built at the beginning of 10th century during which is Dali State. Each stands 42 meters in height and is divided into 10 stories. They are made from bricks.The three pagodas ars the symbol of Closed Eaves Pagoda. They are big in height. On the other hand, they are even-numbered ,quite different from inland odd-numbered pogadas.They also present us the curvilinear beauty of architecture, they taper toward toward the top, contract curvilinearly from the middle part.So, that’s the question, do you know the function of the pagoda? Yes,in antient times, it was the symbol to prevent disasters and evils, at the same time, it indicated to spread and popularize Buddhism.Nowadays, we can also regard it as a decoration of landscape.The three pagodas have a history of more than 1,000 years. They have witnessed the triumph and disaster of the society.Still, the three pagodas stand firm and erect. They clearly show us the exquisite and superb craftsmanship of the ancient Chinese architecture.In recent years, the local government renovated the three pagodas. During the renovation, inside the major pagoda lots of treasures were found: Buddhist Sciptures, gold, silver, bronze and iorn wares, pearl, agate, amber, jade and some herbs, totaling more than 600 pieces.The three pagodas make a beautiful picture, which resemble the three legs of a tripod. Seen from a far distance, you will have such a feeling that how can this miracle exist in this world. Every time when I see them, I always wondered that. They are really the masterpiece of Bai people.[Jianji Bell] Ok, follow me, please! Here you can see a bell. The original one was cast in Jianji Period of Nanzhan Kingdom. However, it is destroyed in Qing Dynasty. In 1997, in order to celebrate the returning of HK, the government financed to rebuild the present one which is 3.86 meters in height and 16 tons in weight, ranking the first in Yunnan and fouth in China.[The Copper Rain Statue of Goddness of Mercy] This way, please, everyone. Now we can see The Copper Rain Statue of Goddness of Mercy. It is a rebuilt one, the original one was destroyed in the Great Cultural Revolution. This statue is different from other statues around China. What’s the difference? Please look at it clearly. It is a combination of man’s body and woman’s face. How distinctive! Ok, that’s all for my introduction, now you have 30 minutes to appreciate the nearby scenery, help yourselves ! Please be careful and take your time!
我是在深圳的`想一个人去大理古城旅游`怎么样去是最快最省钱去到大理古城
飞昆明，坐汽车去大理。
或者坐火车去昆明，转大理汽车。
请问高三毕业去大理古城旅游，有什么好的地方介绍玩的嘛
俩个人，大概需要多少钱才能玩好五天。
预算不高的话，从昆明出发坐汽车到大理古城住下，每晚住宿费标间70元左右，然后租辆自行车，租金每天10元，可以把古城周边40公里内的地方玩了。
这样，5天连门票带吃住，2人共需2000元。
不清楚的地方再问我
