A Poetic Stay in the Ancient Town

Qiye Manyu Guesthouse: In Shuhe Ancient Town, live in a dream where "wild charm and elegance coexist" If you come to Shuhe Ancient Town in Lijiang, be sure to stay a few days at Qiye Manyu Guesthouse. It is like a poet who understands life, blending the lively atmosphere of the Naxi ancient town, the wild charm of nature, and the elegance of modern aesthetics into a captivating travel experience. 1. Stay: Feel the resonance of "wild and elegant" in the details Open the door to the guest room, and the texture immediately touches your heart: - In the space full of design sense, the warmth of solid wood furniture collides with the intensity of artistic paintings, creating layers; the curved wooden frame in the bathtub area seems to bring the "natural curve" into the room, making a bath feel like healing in a secret mountain wilderness; - Outside the window is a symphony of the ancient town and mountain views—the Naxi architecture with green-tiled eaves unfolds before your eyes, distant mountains shrouded in mist, watching the sunlight gild the tiles in the morning, and admiring the sunset dye the mountain peaks orange in the evening. The joy of "lying back and enjoying the view," who can understand it! 2. Public Areas: Bring "mountain wilderness poetry" into daily life Every corner of the guesthouse is full of surprises: - The dining room is embraced by bamboo groves and greenery, where the rustic feel of hemp rope pendant lights blends with the softness of fabric furnishings. Eating here feels like being in a secret cabin in the forest, with the breeze passing through the bamboo, adding a touch of wild charm even to the food; - In the courtyard, the red brick and gray tile Naxi architecture contrasts with the colorful red maple leaves. Look up to see blue sky and white clouds, look down to see the scattered stone paths and greenery. Sitting in any corner feels like stepping into a frame of Chinese aesthetics; - The terrace is even more amazing. Lie back in a rattan chair, with rolling mountains in the distance and the texture of ancient town rooftops nearby. Sip tea and daydream, and time slows down into poetry. 3. At Qiye Manyu, be a "greedy" traveler Its most touching feature is letting you have two ultimate experiences at once— - Want to be "wild"? Dive into the guesthouse’s greenery and courtyard, or walk a few minutes into Shuhe Ancient Town’s lively streets. Try a bowl of local chicken rice noodles, browse handmade shops, and fill your memory with the vibrant Naxi culture; - Want to be "elegant"? Return to the guesthouse and nestle on the sofa in your room, admire the art paintings, soak in a bathtub full of ritual, or enjoy a slow, undisturbed moment in the bamboo dining room in the public area. If you are looking for a place in Shuhe that "turns wild charm into elegance and blends elegance into everyday life," Qiye Manyu will surely leave you unforgettable. Stay here for a few days and let the ancient town’s breeze and the mountain wilderness’s greenery turn your trip into a unique story.