• English-speaking private guide
• Pickup/Dropoff/Transport (option)
• French/German/Italian/Spanish/Russian guide (extra fee)
• Malay/Indonesian/Thai/Vietnamese/Khmer guide (extra fee)

• Tip and gratuities
• Meals & beverages
• Public Transportation charges
• Personal expenses

Yunnan Provincial Museum

• Cultural and Historical Insight: The museum houses exhibits on Yunnan's history, ethnic groups, ancient artifacts, and traditional arts, offering a comprehensive view of the region's cultural heritage.
• Personalized Tour: With a private guide, you'll gain deeper insights into the exhibits, including unique stories behind the artifacts and cultural displays.
• Schedule: The museum is typically open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9;00 AM to 5;00 PM. It is closed on Mondays and during major national holidays.
• Wheelchair-Friendly: The museum is equipped with ramps and elevators for easy access.
• Photography Rules: Flash photography and tripods are often not allowed
• Cultural Sensitivity: Respect the exhibits, particularly those showcasing religious or cultural artifacts.

Dounan Flower Market

• Asia's Largest Flower Market: Known for it's vibrant atmosphere and extensive selection of flowers, the market is a major hub for flower trading in China, offering a glimpse into local commerce and horticulture.
• Private Guide Assistance: Your guide can help navigate the market, explain the trading process, and assist with translation or bargaining if you wish to make purchases.
• Flower Variety: The market offers a vast array of flowers, including roses, lilies, orchids, and seasonal blooms, as well as potted plants and arrangements.
• Retail and Wholesale Options:  While mainly a wholesale market, retail purchases are available, making it suitable for both buying large quantities or a few bouquets. 
• Mobility Considerations: The market is spacious and accessible, but expect to walk a bit. Wear comfortable shoes.
• Flexibility: A private tour allows you to adjust the itinerary according to your interests. You can spend more time at either the museum or market, or even include additional stops if arranged in advance.
• Souvenirs and Flower Care: If you buy flowers, ask the vendors for tips on keeping them fresh during your trip.

General Tip for Both Locations

• Respect Local Customs: The museum features cultural and religious artifacts, so show respect, and at the market, observe proper etiquette when photographing people or products.

A private tour of the Yunnan Provincial Museum and Dounan Flower Market offers a perfect blend of cultural discovery and local experiences, providing a unique insight into Kunming's heritage and the vibrant world of flowers.

For Both Location

• Comfortable Footwear: You'll be doing a fair amount of walking at both the museum and the market, so wear comfortable shoes or sneakers to avoid sore feet.
• Layered Clothing: Kunming's weather can be variable, with mild temperatures but occasional changes throughout the day. Layered clothing will help you stay comfortable, allowing you to add or remove a layer as needed.
• Sunscreen: Apply sunscreen before heading out, especially if you'll be spending time at the flower market.
• Hat and Sunglasses: A hat and sunglasses provide extra protection from the sun while you're outside at the market.
• Stay Hydrated: Bring a water bottle to keep yourself hydrated during your visit. While refreshments may be available, it's convenient to have your own.
• Light Snacks: Carry some snacks like granola bars or fruit in case you get hungry between meals, especially since Dounan Flower Market might not have many snack options.
• Keep your Devices Charged: A portable charger ensures your phone or camera doesn't run out of battery, to capture moments and views during the tour.
• Cash (RMB): Although many places accept mobile payments like WeChat Pay or Alipay, carrying some cash is useful for small purchases at the flower market.
• Payment Apps: Make sure you have WeChat Pay or Alipay set up if you're comfortable using mobile payments, as they are widely accepted in China.
• Reusable Bag: Bring a reusable bag for any items or flowers you purchase at the market.
• Prepare for Weather Changes:  If visiting during the rainy season (June to August), bring a lightweight rain jacket or small umbrella.
• ID or Passport (for the Museum): A form of ID might be required for registration, especially if there's special exhibition.