A treasure hotel beneath Cangshan Mountain in Dali! Backed by the nineteen peaks of Cangshan, facing the vast waves of Erhai Lake

Travel is a brief pause in life, while living on the road is a deep rest for the soul. A plane ticket, a laptop, and a heart longing for freedom—modern young people are reshaping life through "digital nomadism"—rooting themselves in unfamiliar places, seeking inspiration in the scenery, and redefining themselves in a slower pace. Dali, a travel residence destination ignited by "Go to the Windy Place," is becoming an ideal utopia for countless people. 1. The term "living on the road" originates from Xu Chi’s "Under the Qilian Mountains" and now carries richer meaning: it is not only a geographical migration but also a lifestyle revolution. Young people escaping the 996 work culture type code by the Erhai Lake with their laptops; retired couples plant flowers and brew tea at the foot of Cangshan; creators capture inspiration in the alleys of ancient towns... Living on the road is a self-healing escape from the hustle and bustle and a deep dialogue with the world. 2. Dali Yiyun Hotel is backed by the nineteen peaks of Cangshan and faces the vast waves of Erhai Lake. Nestled at the end of Hongsheng Road, the Bai-style courtyard architecture uses wood and stone as its framework, taking advantage of the uneven terrain so that every room becomes a viewing platform—open the window to see the misty Cangshan, turn around to meet the shimmering Erhai Lake. 3. The rooms are scattered among the forest, with original wood furniture, tie-dye fabrics, and views outside the floor-to-ceiling windows blending harmoniously. Some room types come with private hot spring pools, where you can bathe in the mountain breeze in the morning and enjoy the starry sky at night, integrating the concept of "wild luxury" into every detail. 4. "Crossing-the-bridge rice noodles" is Yunnan’s morning philosophy—scalding hot broth poured over paper-thin slices of meat, rice noodles soaking up the fresh sweetness of the soup, paired with the aroma of mushrooms and mint, a soul-stirring bite. Fresh fish from Erhai Lake is killed on the spot, quickly blanched in cold water to lock in tenderness, enhanced by ham and mushrooms, so fresh it makes your tongue tremble. 5. Travel inspiration: Dali’s hidden experiences revealed. From the hotel, cycle along the ecological corridor to check in at the "S-bend" popular plank road. At Zhoucheng tie-dye workshop, make your own blue-and-white artwork to take home a unique travel memory. Hike at Wuwei Temple, eat vegetarian at Jizhao Nunnery, and feel the Zen of Dali where tourists have yet to arrive. 6. In terms of location, it takes less than 10 minutes by taxi to Chongsheng Temple and Dali Ancient Town, very convenient. Didi rides are also easy to get, costing about 15 yuan. Overall, although the surrounding environment of Dali Yiyun Wellness Resort Hotel still needs improvement, the hotel’s facilities and services are already attractive enough, making it a worthwhile vacation destination.