I moved into the Chaxi painting! This hotel is so photogenic

This time I chose to stay at the Chaxi RV campsite. The location is very good, right inside the Chaxi Scenic Area, just next to the base camp. It is quiet in the midst of the bustling area, and the scenery is excellent, making it very photogenic. The price is also very affordable. In early June, I got a 20-square-meter panoramic family suite for less than 600 yuan. A large RV with two bedrooms and a living room can accommodate four people. The campsite is adjacent to the vast aerial grassland on the left and the beautiful river on the right, making it feel like being in a fairyland. You can park your car on the road next to the campsite and then drag your luggage to the room. There are wooden walkways, and the campsite staff will also provide luggage assistance with small carts, making the check-in process very smooth. I think this place can be said to be the first choice within the Chaxi Scenic Area. Like Kurdening, many people camp by the river in Chaxi, creating a great atmosphere. The Chaxi RV campsite covers an area of 100 acres, with a total of 23 panoramic RVs and five tents. The RVs are well-equipped with air conditioning, refrigerators, microwaves, TVs, bathrooms, and showers. Each RV is equipped with a 12-square-meter platform outside, where you can enjoy tea or meals, fully enjoying the combination of food and scenery. The endless snow-capped peaks of Kafeng in the distance are breathtaking. Each RV has different themed paintings, which are quite beautiful. Although we arrived relatively late, the weather was good, and we saw a bit of the golden mountain at sunset. The weather was even better the next morning. We booked a suite, which is a larger RV that can accommodate four people. Upon entering, there is a 'living room' with a four-seater sofa and a central coffee table, making it suitable for dining or working. There is an air conditioner above. On the left side, there are bunk beds with a single bed each, similar to a soft sleeper on a train. On the left side is the toilet and shower. The kitchen area is on the side of the living room near the door, equipped with a range hood, microwave, small refrigerator, and sink, giving it a bit of an RV feel. On the right side of the living room is the bedroom, with a large bed and cabinets on both sides. The windows are equipped with screens and curtains, ensuring good ventilation. There is also an independent air conditioner, so there's no need to worry about the cold at night. There is an independent shower room and a toilet with a washbasin, achieving dry and wet separation, which is something many homestays in Xinjiang have not achieved. It's quite good. Although the RV's interior space is not large, it is well-equipped. The luggage space is a bit tight, but with a bit of squeezing, it can be managed. This is the first time I've stayed in an RV-type hotel, and it feels quite good. The main attraction is the beautiful scenery here. The main view is the Chaxi painting, and the campsite itself is very photogenic. It is one of the most satisfying places on the big loop.