So beautiful! The romance of golden sunlight shining on the mountains is embodied at this moment.

The architectural design of the Lijiang Stone Rock Hotel is a model of "land art." More than 10 low-rise building complexes are scattered along the terrain, all built with local limestone, which blends perfectly with the rocky landform at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. Throughout the hotel's public areas, you can see wooden carved doors and windows handmade by Naxi craftsmen, forming an interesting dialogue with the modern steel frame structure. When night falls, the carefully designed lighting system makes the entire hotel like a galaxy scattered in the mountains, echoing the Lijiang starry sky above. The guest room interiors abandon the luxurious routine of traditional five-star hotels, and use original wood with bark texture, hand-hammered brass utensils, and Dongba paper artworks unique to the Naxi people. The specially customized bedding is dyed with natural indigo, which complements the carefully arranged succulents in the room. The mini-bar is stocked with local snacks unique to Lijiang, such as snow tea, highland rose wine, and matsutake mushroom crisps, rather than ordinary drinks. For breakfast, you can taste freshly squeezed yak milk and buckwheat pancakes freshly ground with a traditional stone mill, served with snow honey and wild berry jam unique to the plateau. For dinner, we recommend trying the low-temperature Matsusaka pork, a modified version of the Naxi pork-killing dish, and the rainbow trout soup hotpot cooked with melted snow mountain water, ending with a sweet fermented rice ice cream with Dongba wine. The Secret Realm Hot Spring has 3 open-air pools built of black volcanic rock, introducing deep underground water rich in minerals. The Plateau Healing Center offers a unique SPA that combines Tibetan medicine fumigation and singing bowl sound therapy. Yuhu Village, where the hotel is located, is itself a living museum of Naxi culture. In the early morning, follow the hotel guide to visit the Dongba scripture masters who still write in hieroglyphs. Longnv Lake, which is a 30-minute horse ride away, is full of purple primroses on the lakeside in summer, and becomes an excellent blue ice photography spot in winter.