Near Sanxingdui! I absolutely adore this hotel.

I visited Sanxingdui with my best friend. Even though it was a working day, the place was still bustling with people. As expected of Sanxingdui, there's no off-season! Afterwards, we strolled around Guanghan, a small county town with a laid-back atmosphere that big cities can't offer. I recommend visiting Fanghu Park to experience the beauty of Bashu gardens. Just opposite is Guanghan's CBD, a lively area with a vibrant local feel. We chose to stay at the Zhuangsheng Xiaoyue Garden Hotel, conveniently located between Sanxingdui and the main urban area. Stepping into the hotel, we were greeted by a long corridor, creating a sense of traveling through time. The lakeside gardens feature white walls, black tiles, and lush greenery, complementing each other beautifully. By the koi pond, a young woman in Hanfu was copying scriptures. A gentle breeze carried the scent of pear blossoms through the air. Inside the room, intelligent controls blended seamlessly with antique furniture, and underfloor heating dispelled the damp chill of Sichuan. The next morning, we were awakened by birdsong and enjoyed Guanghan gold thread noodles in the restaurant. My friend said the beef noodles were also delicious. The hotel also has a coffee shop, a Western restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, and even a whole building dedicated to a gym. Although these facilities are also open to the public, the spaciousness and pleasant environment make them quite appealing. The most thoughtful touch was the butler service. Not only did they help us plan a strategy to avoid peak crowds at Sanxingdui, but they also recommended a local teahouse favored by residents. Upon departure, we received handmade egg yolk pastries as a farewell gift. My friend joked that our trip was "three parts exploring cultural relics, seven parts indulging in the gardens"—after all, who could resist staying in a "breathing" space of oriental aesthetics, right next to a thousand years of civilization?