In a village by the Erhai Lake, I found the original appearance of Dali

Each time I visited Dali before, I would first choose to stay in Dali Ancient Town or Shuanglang. As I spent more and more time in Dali, this time I wanted to live in a village a bit away from the bustling market. Although the village is not in the bustling area, it is not too far away, with a simple atmosphere and excellent scenery. It's like the village where Liu Yifei and Li Xian met and got to know each other in 'The Place with Wind'. This time, I set my sights on the villages around Longkan Wharf. In Longkan Village, I found this ideal paradise with my parents. 📍: Dali Muyi Jian Shan Ye She Art Resort B&B 🍂 Following the navigation around the fields and through the alleys, I arrived at a place where sunflowers were blooming. This is a newly opened luxury resort B&B. It is a space of living aesthetics, and also like a place for spiritual relaxation. Sitting in the coffee shop in the courtyard, the sunflowers outside the window bloom passionately. It's like being in a romantic movie in the south of France. Having a cup of rich latte and sweet little cakes for afternoon tea, spending a long afternoon. 📸 The room is a place that surprised me. First of all, the area and space are very large! There is a separate living area and rest area. Some rooms on the first floor even come with a large terrace facing the fields. The interior of the room is warm with a wabi-sabi style, and the soft and cozy cream warm tones. Outside the window are endless fields and Dali's ever-present Tyndall sunlight. Staying here is really comfortable, my mom didn't even want to get out of bed looking at the view outside the window! 🌊 The hidden surprise of the B&B is the rooftop Tiffany blue swimming pool terrace. In summer, soaking in the pool and sunbathing, looking at the nearby farmland, overlooking the azure Erhai Lake. Whether facing the Erhai Lake or facing the Cangshan Mountains, it's all about Dali's exclusive slow pace of life. 🌈 My mom said: Of all the places we've been to, Dali is still her favorite. Located between Caicun Wharf and Longkan Wharf, a leisurely few minutes' walk will take you to the Longkan Ecological Corridor by the Erhai Lake. Watching the sunrise in the morning, walking along the lake in the evening, feeling the wind of Erhai. This is the place and life that originally attracted me to Dali.