This courtyard was a wonderful surprise! I hadn't expected it to be so spacious, with three separate courtyards, before arriving. You can see the unobstructed snow-capped mountains from both the courtyards and the rooms. There's even a gym! You can work out while gazing at the snowy peaks. It was here that I truly found that holiday feeling. Sipping afternoon tea and enjoying the scenery, I leisurely passed the day. The next day, one of the guesthouse staff even took us to the thousand-year-old temple of Sanduo Pavilion, where we learned about the legend of the Sanduo gods. We then went foraging in the back hills and saw a thousand-year-old lightning-struck tree. I started to feel a sense of belonging to this ancient village where the Naxi people have lived for millennia; I wasn't just a fleeting tourist anymore. After foraging for wildflowers and herbs and returning to the guesthouse, we could even pick our favorite vases for flower arranging. In the evenings, with the fireplace lit, we'd chat over tea and listen to the owner share stories of the Naxi people and the village's past. The room's amenities were also excellent; even the bathtub was Hansgrohe! Before bed, the housekeeper would even turn on the air conditioning and electric blanket for us. The overall experience surpassed that of a five-star hotel, offering so much more in terms of human care and warmth. Everyone here is thoughtful and genuine, making it feel like a warm little home in Yulong Village.
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