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Explore Kunming
The largest city in Yunnan Province, Kunming is known as the “city of eternal spring”. Its history stretches back over 2,400 years, to the time of the Silk Road. These days it is known for its scenery, folk customs, and historical importance.
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The City of Eternal Spring
A combination of natural beauty and historic heritage make Kunming a vibrant and interesting city to live in. Home to 26 ethnic minorities, numerous folk festivals through March to October mingle with the spring blossoms to create an exciting experience for the senses.
With a mild climate year round, you can easily get out to enjoy the Stone Forest or Dragon Gate, which overlooks Dianchi Lake. And, thanks to the development of nationwide infrastructure, this lush paradise easily connects to Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an as well as Chengdu or Shangri-la.
Why teach English in Kunming?
Its mild climate makes it a good place to escape the freezing winters or hot summers found elsewhere in China.
The city is full of lush vegetation and blossoms, giving it the reputation of "the flower city".
Its karst landscapes, snowy peaks, and red earth make it a great spot for insta-worthy photography.
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