Live your life like a Tibetan poem｜Live in a warm Tibetan hotel

When the sunlight at an altitude of 3,800 meters penetrated the prayer flags and sprinkled on the ochre, yellow and red walls of the Lagari Xuelong Manor, I suddenly realized that this is not a cold hotel, but a home on the Tibetan plateau that incorporates the Tibetan philosophy of life into every detail. From the moment you enter this gate, all your imaginations about the plateau turn into warmth that is within reach. 💯Tibetan manor: Every brick and stone says "Welcome home". The owner of the manor has preserved the soul of the old Tibetan house: the auspicious eight treasures wood carvings on the lintel were hand-carved by a local old craftsman over a period of three months. Every arc contains a blessing scripture. The most touching thing is the ubiquitous "sense of life". This is not a tourist attraction, but a living Tibetan life museum. ✅Courtyard view suite: Sleep in a "breathing" plateau bedroom. The moment you open the door, the warmth of the floor heating wrapped in the softness of the wool carpet will spread over you - this is an "anti-dryness" space specially designed for the plateau, with a humidifier and Rhodiola rosea hot drinks in the room. When the curtains are drawn, the dazzling sunlight at 6 o'clock in the morning can be blocked, allowing you to sleep peacefully until you wake up naturally. When you open the curtains, you can see the courtyard and snow-capped mountains outside. 🔻Book bar and office area on the second floor: Make work a "slow interlude" of time on the plateau. I originally thought that working on the plateau would be a torture, but I encountered the most comfortable "third space" in the book bar: the chairs are customized Tibetan style, so you won't feel back pain after sitting for a long time; various office supplies are placed on the table, and even the printer is thoughtfully equipped with moisture-proof paper specially made for the plateau. When the afternoon sun shines in obliquely, "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" on the bookshelf floats in the light and shadow, and when you look up you can see the old man turning the prayer wheel in the yard. If you need inspiration, the housekeeper will quietly put a plate of barley biscuits. Here, work is no longer a fragmented task, but a natural state integrated into the rhythm of the plateau. 〽️You will receive a handwritten Tibetan welcome card when you check in. The restaurant offers Tibetan delicacies such as yak beef hotpot, butter ginseng fruit, as well as warm sweet tea and freshly brewed coffee. If you are also tired of the same old hotels and want to find a place on the plateau that is "as warm as your Tibetan friends' homes", Lagari Xuelong Manor has already prepared hot butter tea, waiting for you to push open the carved wooden door - this is not the end, but the starting point for Tibetan life.