Another year of colorful forest season, the starry mountains and moonlight bring body and mind back to nature

🏔 When it comes to the spirit of the mountains and rivers in Western Sichuan, Siguniang Mountain, the sacred Skura mountain, holds the most piercing purity. It stands tall between heaven and earth, with icy peaks wrapped in clouds, rocks carved by time, representing nature's beauty at its extreme. It is also a sacred place for travelers seeking peace and wild charm. We can't help but approach it, blending our hopes and dreams into the mountain breeze, yet we understand that such grandeur requires reverence — some scenery is healing enough just by quietly gazing at it. — Even Master Lian Qiuxiao painted a 26-meter-long colorful ink scroll of Siguniang Mountain, and Starry Mountain Moonlight weaves the romance of Skura Mountain into every daily detail🌌 "Starry Mountain Moonlight" is not a gimmick; it is every moment of Siguniang Mountain. "Star" is the Milky Way you can touch by looking up! The guesthouse is on the mountainside of Changping Valley, far from city light pollution. At night, lying on the terrace lounge chair, the sky full of stars looks like scattered diamonds on black velvet, and you can even see shooting stars streaking across the snowy peaks🌠 "Mountain" is the main peak of Siguniang Mountain right outside the window! Some rooms have 270° floor-to-ceiling windows, waking up to golden sunlight in the morning — the snow-capped peak revered as "Skura Sacred Mountain" by the Jiarong Tibetan people is right against the glass, allowing you to enjoy the full view without squeezing into the scenic area. "Moon" is the gentleness flowing over the solid wood windowsill! At night, soaking in the private rooftop hot spring, moonlight flows down the mountain tip, wrapping the stone pool in silver gauze, with the scent of pine in the breeze. The host’s "way home" hides the most thoughtful location choices: ✅ "See the mountain when you look up, see the village life when you look down": Facing the full view of Siguniang Mountain, clouds floating right before your eyes, and turning around you see the Jiarong Tibetan village of Changping. In the morning, you can hear the bells of the villagers’ yaks. ✅ "Wild charm with convenience": Although on a cliff edge, the road is easy to walk, and free shuttle service to Changping Valley and Haizi Valley scenic spots is provided, so no need to worry about transportation. ✅ "Tibetan culture beyond surface decoration": It’s not just about sticking a few Tibetan patterns. The chandelier in the lobby is made from old Tibetan house beams, the fire pit was built brick by brick by local stone masons, and even the copper bells are old items used to call yaks. Sitting here feels like stepping into an old Tibetan story. The design is full of uncompromising local authenticity: The entire house uses solid wood throughout, from the lobby to the guest rooms with Khasnan wood furniture, which feels natural to the touch. Paired with micro-cement walls, it combines Tibetan rustic charm with modern comfort. A slit is left at the top of the lobby, letting the noon sunlight slant in, casting light and shadow on the stone fire pit wall. Here, the cold of the cirque, the warmth of the sunlight, the weight of the rocks, and the lightness of the snow mist all transform into an experience of body and mind returning home. Come and meet this Eastern sacred mountain, and in Starry Mountain Moonlight, turn the day and night of Siguniang Mountain into unforgettable memories. Tips: The scenic area is located on a plateau with a thin atmosphere. Although it is late autumn, UV intensity is still very high, so remember to carry sunscreen items. The temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so prepare warm clothing. Bring your camera📷 to capture the snowy mountains, starry sky, and guesthouse in your memories. Siguniang Mountain Starry Mountain Moonlight · Cliffside Guesthouse (Changping Valley Scenic Area)