听花谷餐厅

[Environment] Elegant and comfortable, with flowers and green land in the front and back yards, authentic cakes🍰delicious coffee☕️. Slowly savor and appreciate the distant view, relax your mood, and feel that one day is not enough, quietly cultivate your mood.

The environment is good and the food quality is also very good. There are all kinds of flowers picked randomly on the table. The food is particularly good, the rose tea is also delicious, and the small cakes and chicken wings are super delicious, not inferior to those in five-star hotels. The beautiful boss is also very beautiful, a sentimental person, and makes her own pollution-free rose tea and rose wine. Living in such a beautiful place every day, the mood must be very good!

Tinghua Valley is a beautiful scenic spot located in Baisha Village, Baisha Town, Yulong Naxi Autonomous County, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province. It is 9 kilometers away from the city center and there is no bus service. If you want to go there, you need to drive or take a taxi. Tinghua Valley is backed by Yulong Snow Mountain, and in front of it are flowers, grasslands, alpacas, lakes, white churches, carousels, and Hobbit houses. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, it is really fascinating to take a romantic trip to this Yunnan Tinghua Valley, which is surrounded by mountains and rivers and full of flowers! Here, you can indulge in the sound of "flowers blooming". Continue to write a heart-warming chapter in the secret land of flowers, and interpret priceless romance with sincere interaction. When love is soaked in this sweetness, please record this romantic and beautiful picture, and let this sweet and moving picture freeze here! It is fate to meet three alpacas in front of the Hobbit house full of New Zealand style! If you like travel photography, come to "Tinghua Valley". The scenery here is comparable to that of New Zealand, with large meadows, clear lakes, tens of thousands of flowers, and snow-capped mountains as the background, which is incomparably beautiful. \