What are the must-visit attractions in Erhai Lake?

Many people come to Dali just to catch a glimpse of Erhai Lake in their hearts: a beautiful plateau lake, peacefully nestled at the foot of Cangshan Mountain, engulfed in mist. The beauty of Erhai Lake cannot be fully appreciated if one is merely passing through. There is so much charm here, like the mountainous and waterfront roads in Haidong, the pastoral countryside in Haixi, and the ancient towns and fishing villages...

One of the most important iconic buildings in Dali, consisting of three large and two small pagodas: Three Pagodas, Reflection Pool, and Chongsheng Temple. The ticket price is around 120 yuan, and there is a 25 yuan electric car in the scenic area. The entrance ticket is more expensive. If you don't particularly want to go in, you can actually see the Three Pagodas from a distance on the outside of the Three Pagodas Avenue, which is a better way to see the panoramic view of the Three Pagodas.
The ancient city has a strong sense of history, and the Dali Bai ethnic group settlement area and distinctive Bai ethnic dwellings are its highlights. Among the more than 100 Republican mansions, there are also many modern Western elements. Another highlight of Xizhou Ancient Town is its characteristic snacks: the iconic food Xizhou Baba from 'A Bite of China 2,' and the fragrant 'Grandma's Popsicle'... Spend a few hours here, shuttle through the streets, and search for traces of Bai ethnic life.
A place to enjoy the Erhai Lake at 270 degrees: surrounded by water on three sides, the countryside, Cangshan Mountain, and Erhai Lake are all fully displayed in front of you, and you can feel the slight bumps of the horse-drawn carriage. It is not only peaceful and comfortable here, but also a very good place for shooting: romantic couple trees, groups of reeds, old trees, and unrestrained sunlight.
A small island in Haidong, very small but very famous, it is said to be the town sea seal dropped by Guanyin to calm the wind and waves and protect the local fishermen. There are two pavilions on the island, one for worshipping Guanyin and the other for worshipping Buddha. From November to April of the following year, flocks of seagulls hover over Little Putuo. Coming here, whether in the morning or at dusk, it is very easy to encounter the holy light of Jesus.