Pu'er | At the top floor of a bustling district, there lies such a Zen-like dwelling

I didn't expect that in such a niche city like Pu'er, I could stay in such an exquisite homestay🏨 📍Set your navigation to Huanongli, and you'll find a somewhat dilapidated commercial street downstairs. Take the elevator to the fifth floor, and it suddenly opens up! The overall style is full of Zen, and the owner has sacrificed a lot of space for landscaping, with the babbling water connecting courtyards on both sides. The day we checked in was the fourteenth of the first lunar month, and the rooftop garden seemed close enough to pluck the moon from the sky. We also encountered a teacher in the tea room teaching a few little girls flower arranging, everything was just right, comfortable, and beautiful. The guest room has a small terrace where you can slump on the sofa, drink tea, and daydream. The room has a bathtub and a welcome ceremony upon check-in (two boxes of milk, one apple), and the breakfast is exquisite and delicious. Although the restaurant is not big, its quality is comparable to a five-star hotel. 【Surrounding Food】 A 10-minute walk covers all the famous food in Pu'er: Shiping Guild Hall, Authentic Yang's Sour Rice Noodles, A Xian's Sour Chicken Feet, Simao Wei's Bean Soup Rice Noodles, Shen's Stinky Tofu Boiled Fish, and more. 【Surrounding Attractions】 You can walk to Daijia Alley, a small alley with several old houses, where you can stroll for half an hour, drink tea and coffee. Recommended are Buku Tea House, Yicao Alley, Duoxi Coffee, and Yidao Coffee. A 10-minute taxi ride will take you to the Tea Horse Ancient Town, which is very lively at night. —————— This is Lu Lu's travel journal as she sees the world Continuously updating more parent-child travel strategies and daily life Thank you all for your support and likes!