Rest in the Ancient Charm of Lijiang, Stay in an Elegant Courtyard

Lijiang is the echo of camel bells on the Ancient Tea Horse Road, the misty clouds of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, and the slow pace of time flowing on the bluestone streets. Next to the North Gate of this ancient city, amidst the gentle sound of the waterwheel, lies a secluded residence—the Zhuyahua Ting Hotel. Without vying for attention, it has become a "home away from home" for travelers with its touch of Naxi style and oriental elegance. 📍Location｜Perfect Blend of Ancient Charm and Convenience Pushing open the wooden door of Zhuyahua Ting is like stepping into a gap where time and space intertwine: To the left, is the hustle and bustle of life: a 3-minute walk to the North Gate of Lijiang Ancient City, the hustle and bustle of Sifang Street, the romance of the oil-paper umbrella alley, and the tipsy atmosphere of the bar street are all within reach. To the right, is tranquility like a poem: Backing against Lion Mountain, away from the crowded main street, you can enjoy a quiet place. Open the window in the morning to hear the birdsong; as night falls, you can see the Milky Way dancing with the lights of the ancient city. 🚶‍♀️Transportation: 40-minute drive from the airport and a 10-minute walk to Zhongyi Market to take the Snow Mountain Line. 🎢Surroundings｜N Ways to Stroll Through Lijiang With Zhuyahua Ting as the center, start a niche travel photography route: 5-minute walk: Make a wish by the wind chimes next to the big waterwheel, and the bougainvillea waterfall in the Sakura Restaurant is the C position for Internet-famous check-ins. 15-minute stroll: Wenchang Palace offers a panoramic view of the ancient city, perfect for niche shots; Zhongyi Market allows you to experience Lijiang on the tip of your tongue, with roasted rice cakes and chicken pea jelly to fill you up and take photos. 📷One-day light travel photography: You can arrange a tie-dye experience in Baisha Ancient Town, explore Yuhu Village by horseback, or drive 20 minutes to capture the "Tiffany Blue" of Blue Moon Valley. In Lijiang, some people chase scenery, and some people look for stories, and Zhuyahua Ting is the intersection of the two. If you are tired of the same old journey, why not open this door—let the moonlight of the ancient city, the wind of the courtyard, and a glass of plum wine accompany you to write your own Lijiang narrative.