Erhai, also known as Lake Er, is a 97-square-mile (250-square-km) lake nestled between the town of Dali and the Cangshan Mountains in Yunnan Province, China. The local Bai people, one of China’s 56 recognized ethnic minority groups, have a long-standing tradition of carp fishing using cormorants. Visitors can explore the serene waters and observe the traditional fishing methods that have been passed down through generations. The lake’s tranquil setting, framed by the rugged mountains, offers a picturesque backdrop for both cultural and natural experiences.
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