My husband is so good at choosing places! Dali! The first choice for a honeymoon is this homestay.

The Mountain Field•Dali Garden Homestay is based on the concept of "symbiosis with nature," integrating the wisdom of Bai traditional architecture with modern design aesthetics to create a garden courtyard full of wildness and poetry. The courtyard is planted with local flowers and succulent plants. As the seasons change, cherry blossoms, wisteria, and bougainvillea bloom in turn. Stone slab paths meander through it, and old pottery pots and rattan lamps are dotted in the corners. When the warm light is turned on at night, it is like a place where fireflies live. The rooms have different styles but are unified in a natural tone, with solid wood furniture, hand-dyed fabrics, and rattan screens, combined with floor heating and natural aromatherapy. Some rooms have private gardens or bathtubs with a view. In the morning, you can soak in the hot water and watch the morning mist of Cangshan Mountain. Custom latex mattresses, high-count cotton and linen bedding, and Bluetooth speakers combine wildness and comfort. Breakfast includes freshly made rose jam with handmade rice cakes, local fresh milk, and organic vegetable salad. Most of the ingredients come from the homestay's vegetable garden. Afternoon tea includes homemade plum wine with Rushan scones, which can be enjoyed under the grape trellis in the courtyard. Bai-style brazier barbecue and mushroom hot pot are recommended for dinner. The facilities have a slow-life ritual feel. The garden book bar has a collection of Dali-themed books and niche magazines, and offers hand-drip coffee and Pu'er tea. In the evening, you can book a starry sky movie or a small concert. Weekly activities include tie-dye workshops, garden picking, and light hiking in Cangshan Mountain. The Mountain Field•Dali Garden Homestay is not just a place to rest your feet, but a container that slows down time. Here, you can hear the sound of the wind blowing through the rice fields, feel the temperature of the sun on the earthen walls, and ultimately regain the original feeling of breathing with nature.