Returned from Pu'er, after 3 days my consumption concept collapsed

Pu'er in November is warm and cozy 🌞, with a forest coverage rate of over 68%, and bursting with negative oxygen ions—it's a treasure spot for wintering and oxygen absorption! These 6 zero-complaint great places are sure bets you can visit with your eyes closed～ Jingmai Mountain Core experience: Lie down and watch the sea of clouds 🌤️, November is the best season for cloud watching, and opening the window in the early morning reveals a fairyland of mist winding through ancient tea forests. Photo spots: The ancient temple window in Wengji Ancient Village, the village square, and the Jingmai Grand Village viewing platform—perfect for shooting sunrise and sea of clouds 📸. Food recommendations: Bulang ethnic steamed chicken feet, roasted tea with peanuts, and bamboo tube rice in the ancient village that is fragrant and soft—one bite and you’re hooked 😋. Tea Horse Ancient Road Tourist Scenic Area Core attractions: Millennium-old stone slab road, Dingbo Lake floating bridge, Zhongyi Post Station Museum—walking on the ancient road you can almost hear the jingling bells of horse caravans 🔔. Tips: Wear comfortable sports shoes, take the cable car to overlook the tea garden panorama, and don’t miss the water dance show at dusk. Transportation: 40 minutes by taxi from Pu'er city center, or take the special shuttle bus, only 20 yuan per person, super convenient 🚌. Pu'er Sun River Forest Park Tips for kids: The park has a red panda interaction platform; prepare some small snacks for the kids in advance (no feeding with outside food allowed), and get close to the red pandas 🐼. Core experience: Stroll through the rainforest to breathe fresh air, encounter macaques and deer herds, the air filled with the fragrance of plants, fully healing. Notes: Wear long sleeves to prevent insect bites, do not feed animals randomly, and follow the park’s ecological protection rules 🌿. Nakeli Tea Horse Post Station City culture: A century-old village on the Tea Horse Ancient Road, preserving old horse inns and ancient road relics, full of lingering ancient charm 🏯. Free highlights: No entrance fee to the village; walking on the bluestone roads you can see villagers handcrafting tea and weaving cloth, full of local life atmosphere. Food recommendations: Nakeli cured meat, stir-fried wild vegetables, and freshly baked baba bread with honey—authentic farmhouse flavors that satisfy cravings 👅. Mojiang Tropic of Cancer Landmark Park Core experience: Step across the tropics and temperate zones 🌍, experience the astronomical wonder of “no shadow at noon,” full of science education. Photo spots: Tropic of Cancer landmark tower, Gemini sculpture—sunny day photos come with natural light and shadow filters, stunning shots. Notes: The park is large, sightseeing buses are available; families with kids are advised to reserve 3 hours, the science museum’s interactive exhibits are very popular with children. Xiaoaozi Coffee Estate Core highlight: November is the coffee harvest season, where you can experience the whole process from picking beans to brewing, and taste coffee with the flavor of “distant mountains and forests” ☕. Tips: Book the estate experience class in advance, roast coffee beans by hand, and take home the coffee you make as a souvenir. Cost: Experience class costs 80 yuan per person, coffee drinks 30-50 yuan, excellent value, a must-visit for coffee lovers! November exclusive tips • Clothing: Big temperature difference between morning and evening, bring a light jacket + long-sleeve T-shirt, wear breathable sports shoes 👟 for easy hiking. • Fun fact: Pu'er is the “Coffee Capital of China,” many beans for Starbucks and Nestlé come from here ☕. • Avoid pitfalls: Don’t buy cheap “wild tea” from roadside vendors, most likely ordinary tea pretending to be wild; for tea, go to a reputable tea estate. • Zero complaints: Pu'er in November has fewer people and beautiful scenery; whether watching the sea of clouds, tasting coffee, or visiting ancient villages, you’ll have a perfect experience 💯!