Guantang Anlu｜Intangible Cultural Heritage Courtyard Hidden in the Village

Many people may not know about Guantang, a niche and artistic village, and they don’t know that there is a hidden luxury hotel with Aman heritage in Guantang. I can only say that you would be foolish if you don’t promote Guantang New Village! ⚪The beauty of design ▫The exterior of Chengdu Guantang Ahn Luh Hotel is designed in the traditional residential style of western Sichuan, with rammed earth walls, thatched roofs and wooden beams. It is hidden in the bamboo forest and surrounded by canals and rivers. It has a kind of hidden beauty. By hiding the hotel in the mountains and facing the lake, Ahn Luh continues to tell the story of Chinese aesthetics. ▫The interior design is by SAY Design, which was taught by Jaya Ibrahim. You can still see Jaya’s influence in the details. ⚫The beauty of intangible cultural heritage ▪Experience the six senses and six interests at Anlu, get close to nature, take in the beautiful countryside, and experience a comfortable life in the countryside. It is very suitable to take children to visit Rong Kiln Museum and Shu Embroidery Museum to feel the charm of traditional culture. There are few people and it is free💰 I am honored to participate in the intangible cultural heritage event jointly organized by Guantang Ahn Luh & Bentley. The hotel arranged for us to experience the traditional intangible cultural heritage incense making and kiln opening ceremony, explained the origins and changes of these two intangible cultural heritages, and let everyone experience incense making and participate in the production of intangible cultural heritage activities. We also tasted the chicken soup stewed in sandware fired in the kiln, which was very delicious! Let your taste buds also feel the essence of intangible cultural heritage~ Let us feel the charm of traditional culture while cherishing these skills that cannot be lost In summer, this place is full of green rice fields, and is also known as Chengdu's "Little Xizhou". Sitting on the second-floor window sill and looking at the beautiful scenery, and then drinking a sip of afternoon tea, you can get rid of the taste of the work week~