[2025 Huize Stay] Travel Guide for Huize Yibo Hotel(Huize Ancient City Branch) (Updated May)

In Huize, there lies a magical land known as Dahuicao Mountain. Today, as I stepped into this enchanting place, I was deeply captivated by its beauty. Upon entering the grassland, undulating hills stretched out before me. Despite the overcast sky, its grandeur remained undiminished. A distant lake, like a piece of jade, nestled quietly in the valley, serene and profound. A few sheep leisurely grazed on the grass, adding a touch of liveliness and charm to the vast expanse. Following the winding path, fences along the roadside seemed to guard this pristine land. Occasionally, unique structures like meadow pyramids appeared, standing out with their distinctive style. Wind turbines perched atop the peaks turned gently in the breeze, as if narrating the tales of the grassland. The coolness of the grassland, due to its altitude, was palpable under the cloudy sky. Thankfully, I had brought a jacket. Taking a deep breath, the fresh air instantly invigorated my lungs, sweeping away all worries and leaving me feeling utterly refreshed. As I moved forward, the scenery constantly shifted. Sometimes it was expansive meadows where horses roamed freely; other times, it was terraced fields, not yet in harvest season but evoking visions of golden abundance. Occasionally, rays of light pierced through the clouds, illuminating the hills and grasslands, creating a play of light and shadow that made the grassland even more mysterious and alluring. By evening, the sky grew increasingly vibrant, with clouds tinged in soft hues of orange and yellow. Together with the distant wind turbines and hills, they formed a breathtaking tableau. Dahuicao Mountain is a gift of nature, a sanctuary for the soul. Here, time seems to slow down, allowing one to immerse in the boundless beauty, forget the clamor of the world, and simply savor the tranquility and splendor of the moment.

We set off before the morning mist had dissipated, with a backpack filled with mineral water and anticipation for the unknown. The mountain road of Huize Old Factory is like rice paper crumpled by time, and the wrinkles contain the sounds of countless lives growing. Ten kilometers is not a number, but the rhythm of the alternating soft carpet of pine needles and gravel road, and the whisper of beech trees brought by the wind passing by your ears. When the first ray of sunlight penetrated the primeval forest canopy and hit the river surface, the entire ditch suddenly came alive. Billions of years of geological movement have been paused here. The huge rocks look like sleeping elephants or scattered chess pieces on a chessboard, and moss has left mottled ink marks in the cracks of the rocks. Take off your hiking shoes and step into the shallows. The rough texture of the granite hurts your feet, like reading a wordless book engraved in stone. The river water rushed in, carrying the body temperature of the snow-capped mountains, forming thousands of silver chains in the Stonehenge. I leaned over to scoop up some water, and tiny bits of sunlight were flowing in the lines of my palm, so cool that it went straight to my heart. Those pebbles, polished into round shapes by the water, shimmer with a jade-like luster in the waves, like lost buttons of the earth. Occasionally, a dead branch would get stuck in the crevices of the rocks, and in the blink of an eye, it would be rolled into a swirling pen tip by the turbulent current, writing a fleeting cursive calligraphy on the surface of the river. The chirping of tits suddenly broke the silence. Looking up, I saw a few clusters of wild azaleas on the hundred-meter-high rock wall, spreading their rouge color into the clouds. I rested my backpack on the warm rocks, watched water striders draw concentric circles in the mirror-like bay, and vaguely heard the sound of quartzite layers slowly growing deep inside. On the way back, a sudden mountain rain came, and the raindrops stirred up thousands of transparent bells on the river surface. Those silent boulders looked even greener in the rain, like ancient spirits guarding a secret place. On the ten-kilometer journey back, my trouser legs were splashed with mud like a pass stamped with seals - in this dialogue with the mountains and rivers, the stones ultimately remembered my body temperature, and the flowing water took away my reflection. (Postscript: When the city is burning in your palm, there are always some mountains and rivers willing to be your cool patch. The river ditch of Huize Old Factory is not as meticulously crafted as the popular attractions on the Internet, but it has the most authentic texture of the earth. It is recommended to wear river trekking shoes to go there, and let the rocks and water tell you the manuscript of the creator.) Huize Yibo Hotel (Huize Ancient City Huize Park Branch)

The spring breeze blows across the Yili River, awakening the dormant Huize cultural and tourism town. The river water is crystal clear, reflecting the fresh green weeping willows on both sides. The willow branches gently brush the water, as if telling the story of spring. On the shore, flowers of various colors are blooming, pink, white, and yellow, dotted on the green grass, like a colorful oil painting. Walking along the banks of the Yili River, the fresh air blows in your face, mixed with the fragrance of soil and flowers, which is refreshing. You can choose to rent a bicycle, ride along the river bank, and feel the comfortable spring breeze on your face; you can also stroll on the wooden boardwalk, appreciate the picturesque scenery on both sides of the river, and record this beautiful moment with your camera. Huize Cultural and Tourism Town not only has charming natural scenery, but also has a profound historical and cultural heritage. You can walk into the quaint Huize Academy and feel the scent of books; you can also visit the bronze-making skills training center and experience the charm of intangible cultural heritage. The cultural and tourism town of Huize in spring is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Whether it is the early morning mist or the setting sun in the evening, you can take stunning photos. You can take a set of fresh and natural photos with the Li River as the background; you can also take a set of photos full of ancient charm with the ancient buildings as the background. This spring, come to Huize Cultural and Tourism Town and encounter a poetic romance! Use the camera to record the beauty of spring and feel the tranquility and peace of the town with your heart. **Travel photography tips:** * Best time to shoot: Early morning or late evening, when the light is soft and it is easier to take good photos. * Recommended filming locations: Yili River, Huize Academy, and the Bronze Making Skills Training Center. * Clothing suggestions: Light-colored clothing can better highlight the freshness and naturalness of spring. **Huize Cultural and Tourism Town, looking forward to meeting you! ** Huize Yibo Hotel (Huize Ancient City Huize Park Branch)

Sunset Journey at Huize Jinzhong Mountain: Encountering the Gentle Twilight of the City **Location**: [Huize Jinzhong Mountain] **Time**: Evening As the afterglow of the setting sun gradually reddened the horizon, I embarked on a romantic encounter with the twilight of the city atop Huize Jinzhong Mountain. Standing at the summit of Jinzhong Mountain, overlooking the entire Huize city, it felt like being in a magnificent and colorful painting. The distant mountains layered upon each other like an ink painting, complementing the nearby city buildings, creating a stunning landscape. The golden rays of the setting sun danced among the buildings, draping the city in a mysterious and romantic veil. As the sun slowly set in the west, the sky's colors constantly changed. From orange-yellow to crimson, then to deep purple, each moment was breathtakingly beautiful. The brilliant colors, like a palette overturned by God, adorned the sky in a dreamy and fantastical manner. At this moment, it seemed as if the entire city was put on slow motion, everything becoming peaceful and beautiful. A gentle breeze brought a slight chill, also blowing away the worries in my heart. I stood quietly at the mountaintop, feeling the magical charm of nature and listening to the heartbeat of the city. In the distance, the streets were bustling with cars and people, forming a stark contrast yet harmonious coexistence with the tranquil mountains and waters. At this moment, I felt as if I had merged with the city, feeling its breath and listening to its stories. Under the sunset, Huize had both ancient historical heritage and modern vitality and vigor. It was like an elegant young lady, showcasing her unique charm in the twilight, making people fall in love with her. As the last rays of the sun disappeared into the distance, the sky gradually darkened. But the beauty and emotion remained in my heart forever. This sunset journey at Huize Jinzhong Mountain was not only a visual feast but also a spiritual cleansing. It made me feel the greatness and wonder of nature and made me love this charming city even more. Thank you for this beautiful sunset, for allowing me to find a moment of peace and beauty in my busy life. I believe that in the days to come, no matter where I go, this emotion will accompany me, becoming the most precious memory of my life.

In the eastern part of Yunnan, there is a place that has been gently treated by time - Huize Laochang Huilongchang. Stepping into this land is like opening an ancient history book, with every page filled with stories and every corner hiding the marks of time. Walking along the winding path, the bluestone road stretches underfoot, polished smooth by the passage of time. The old houses along the road are scattered, with earthen walls and blue-tiled roofs, simple and solemn, as if quietly telling the prosperity and vicissitudes of the past. The sunlight falls on the mottled walls, outlining a simple rural picture, with every light and shadow being a stroke of history, depicting the past and present of Huilongchang. The pastoral scenery of Huilongchang is like a poem or painting. In the distance, the mountains undulate, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds, forming a natural ink painting. In the fields, the seasons change, and the colors are colorful. In spring, the rapeseed flowers are golden and brilliant, and the mountains and fields are full of vitality; in autumn, the heavy ears of wheat sway in the breeze, as if showing people the joy of harvest. Walking on the field ridge, the fragrance of soil and grass fills the air, intoxicating people in the embrace of nature. The people here are simple, kind, and hospitable. They inherit ancient customs and continue the generations of smoke and fire. Entering a farmhouse, the host will warmly offer a cup of steaming roasted tea, with the aroma of tea filling the air and warming the heart. Sitting around the fire pit, listening to the elders tell the legends and stories of Huilongchang, feeling the strong rural sentiment and the warmth of home. Huilongchang is a place where the soul can rest, a journey away from the hustle and bustle, and a return to authenticity. Here, capture every beautiful moment with the camera, and forever cherish this unique eastern Yunnan style in the depths of memory.

-Located in Shuicheng Community, Huize County, Qujing City, Yunnan Province, Huize Shuicheng Kuohong Cultural Ecological Park is one of the 100 classic red tourism scenic spots in China and one of the 7 in Yunnan Province. It is also a patriotic education base, a national defense education base, and a cadre party spirit education base in Qujing City. Highlights of the red cultural site: "Wumeng Magnificent" group sculpture: It is the largest group sculpture in Yunnan Province, covering an area of 2,637 square meters, with 188 steps, a vertical height of 28.3 meters, a length of 18 meters, a width of 6 meters, a height of 11.7 meters, and a weight of 550 tons. It vividly recreates the expansion of the Red Army. Huize Revolutionary History Museum: Located on the same central axis as the "Wumeng Magnificent" group sculpture, the museum's exterior wall is engraved with 12 red reliefs, including Mao Zedong's poem "Seven-character Quatrain: Long March" and 4 accompanying illustrations. The exhibition hall consists of six parts: "Pearl of Wumeng", "A Single Spark", "Red Iron Stream", "A Prairie Fire", "A New Chapter", and "Huize Revolutionary Site".