Muli Village

Muli Village. Although it is located in a remote mountain area with inconvenient transportation, it is not the cleanest, and the buildings are not the most beautiful. Perhaps the experience of eating and living in Muli Village day and night is the most comfortable and free, just like the feeling of getting along with a person who is not outstanding in appearance but has similar values and high emotional intelligence. When we went there, it was just at sunset, and the whole village was shrouded in warm and peaceful afterglow, as if it had been filtered with a warm color tone. The Baxian Homestay we stayed in was carefully renovated, retaining the original simple style while optimizing the convenience and comfort of modern life. The house has two floors, and the stairs are a bit steep, after all, the whole village is on the top of the cliff. The room is very spacious, and what I like most is that there are two spacious balconies on the east and west sides, with different styles of tables and chairs, but both are very comfortable. You can watch the sunset in the evening and wait for the sunrise in the morning.