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Moyuer Mountain View Resort Guesthouse (Longkan Pier) is located at the ancient Longkan Ferry on the west shore of Erhai Lake in Dali. Inspired by traditional Bai minority residences, it cleverly blends modern minimalist aesthetics. The main structure uses natural wood and bluestone, paired with floor-to-ceiling glass windows that blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, bringing the magnificent panorama of Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake into every space. The basic room size starts from 35m², all equipped with 180° panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, and some rooms feature cantilevered terraces facing Erhai Lake directly. Interiors use low-saturation beige-gray tones, complemented by solid wood furniture and linen soft furnishings. All rooms come standard with floor heating, smart toilets, and British Miller Harris bath amenities. The restaurant specializes in "New Bai Cuisine," offering a low-oil version of the traditional sour and spicy fish, while the signature dish "Cangshan Truffle Ham Roll" uses three-year-aged Nuodeng ham. Breakfast features a nine-grid set meal (including rushan cheese with fermented rice soup and Xizhou baba flatbread), and in the afternoon, you can experience the three-step Bai tea ceremony in the tea room. The yoga platform offers daily morning classes, with bookable singing bowl sound therapy (using Himalayan copper bowls); the children's area provides craft materials such as Bai doll painting and tie-dye experience kits; the butler can arrange Erhai Lake cycling tours and photographer services (including Bai ethnic costume rental). The guesthouse is located in the heart of Longkan Village, with the popular metasequoia forest just outside the alley, and the Longkan Ancient Ferry Viewing Platform (one of the best sunrise spots) 200 meters to the east. Nearby attractions include the Longkan Bai Ethnic Benzhu Temple and the Farmer's Painting Society Café.