Fall into a mortal fairyland: Puzhehei invites you into the painting

In the folds of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau lies an emerald kissed by time—Puzhehei. Three hundred and twelve solitary peaks are like jade hairpins slanting into the earth, and 54 lakes are like scattered silver falling into the world. This is not a traditional Chinese painting, but it makes everyone who has been here willing to become a traveler in the painting. Take a small, leaf-like boat and travel through the maze woven by the karst peaks. The oars cut through the emerald-colored lake water, startling egrets that skim over the reflection of the ancient karst caves. When the gentle breeze rises in June, 20,000,000 square meters of wild lotus ponds instantly awaken, and the pink and white petals are dipped in the sunset to make rouge, and even the air is brewed into lotus wine. When dusk drenches Qinglong Mountain, climb the viewing platform and watch the sunset dye the 268 isolated islands in the lake into amber, and the heaven and earth turn into a flowing glaze. The cooking smoke of the Sani people rises in the twilight, and the embroidered skirts of the Yi girls skim over the lotus fields. Follow the rhythm of the cowbells to visit Xianrendong Village. The fragrance of lotus leaf scrambled eggs wafts from the hearth, mixed with the faint grass fragrance from the water pipe. If you catch up with the Torch Festival, the bonfire will light up the entire starry sky, and in the sound of the Sanxian, even the moon will dance the Big Sanxian. When the morning light climbs onto the 66666666.67 square meters of alpine pasture in Shede Grassland, the sea of clouds surges between the purple-red stone cliffs. Ride a horse through the location where the Xianxia drama is being filmed, and perhaps you will meet a white-clothed swordsman around the corner. When night falls, check in to a lakeside homestay, fall asleep with the fragrance of lotus, and even your dreams are dyed blue-green. Here, time is slowed down by the dew on the lotus leaves, and the fairyland of Yaochi is perfectly integrated with the everyday life. Puzhehei is a place where cameras fail—because no matter how wide the lens is, it cannot capture one-thousandth of its stunning beauty. Why not turn into a fish and swim into this unforgettable landscape painting?