Nalati Bugoo Secret Realm Boutique Homestay

After years of traveling and staying in B&Bs across the country, this one is probably one of my most satisfying. The mountains are in the distance, the stream is nearby, the owner and housekeeper are welcoming, and there are adorable cats and dogs—even an ostrich. In the morning, my child gathered grass in the woods and happily interacted with the ostriches and lambs, while the sun shone through the trees. The B&B has only been open for less than a year, and it feels like a fairytale, reminiscent of Castle in the Sky. In such a serene setting, the rooms are beautifully designed, and the bathrooms are all high-end, a truly rare sight. The food at the B&B is on par with any hotel. It was already nine o'clock when we descended from Nalati. In the B&B's restaurant, we enjoyed a plate of chicken, a small beer, and chatted with the other guests. That's life, after all. The next day, armed with a small gift from the owner, we braved the sunshine and headed onto the Duku Highway.

Rather than a B&B, this is a lyric poem composed by a hermit poet using bricks, stone, vegetation, and light and shadow. The secret realm of Nalati Bugu is more than a quick stopover; it's an aesthetic immersion worthy of slowing down and solemnly attending. Instantly immerse yourself in the majestic embrace of snow-capped mountains and grasslands, while conveniently enjoying the bustling city life. As soon as the wheels stop, the hustle and bustle is cut off by an invisible barrier, leaving only the towering castle, straight out of a Grimm fairy tale, heralding the beginning of a surreal experience. Intimate interactions with "Bubu" instantly enliven the space. The warm and friendly hostess offers a comforting feeling of returning home.