Xuesong Village (Yuhu Village)

Xuesong village is called wuluken in NASH, which means the foot of the snow mountain. This small village is also known as Yuhu village because there is a clear spring in the West and the water is as green as jade. Xuesong village was the former residence of Joseph Locke. Locke was a writer of National Geographic magazine, a famous photographer and explorer. In Yunnan, he took more than 1000 photos with ethnic customs as the theme, translated a large number of Dongba scriptures, and wrote ancient Naxi kingdom in Southwest China and Naxi English encyclopedia dictionary. Now, Locke's former residence is still the same as he used to live in, and an exhibition hall has been opened so that more people can understand him.

Address: Xuesong village, Baisha Town, south foot of Yulong Snow Mountain, Lijiang

Longitude: 100.213554

Latitude: 27.012928

Traffic information: Xuesong village is about 10km away from Dayan town. You can take No.7 bus from Lijiang, or charter a car or ride a bicycle. If you take a bus to Yufeng temple, get off at Dongba Shenyuan, and then go northeast to Xuesong village.

Ticket information: Locke's former residence 35 yuan (chaguwei fee is required)