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Shangyuan Yunqi Boye Hotel embodies the design concept of "docking with nature," perfectly blending modern architectural language with the scenic beauty of southern Sichuan. It creates a poetic sanctuary for travelers seeking quality experiences. The hotel buildings are strategically positioned along the mountainside, scattered in a natural arrangement as if growing organically from the riverbank. The exterior features local bluestone and natural wood that display a warm, textured appearance in the sunlight. Each guest room serves as a unique viewing theater, with basic rooms starting at 45 square meters. Custom furniture is crafted from southern Sichuan's old elm wood, while bedding features 600-thread-count long-staple cotton from Xinjiang. River-view suites boast 270-degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, and specially designed "stargazing rooms" feature motorized skylights. The bathroom spaces are veritable works of art, with natural bluestone bathtubs creating the sensation of bathing in the wilderness, and aromatic stones placed at the bedside. The restaurant's own vegetable farm delivers seasonal produce daily. Early summer treats include battered and fried tender pumpkin flowers, while late autumn brings Chishui River dried bamboo shoots with local pork—authentic flavors rarely found in cities. Don't miss the three-way preparation of Yangtze River fish: the head stewed with tofu, the body steamed with fresh peppers, and the tail fried and sprinkled with local Sichuan pepper powder. A 15-minute walk north of the hotel takes you to the Luzhou Laojiao 1573 National Treasure Cellar Cluster, where rich liquor aromas transcend time. A 10-minute bike ride south brings you to Zhangba Longan Forest Park, where century-old trees form sweet cascades of fruit in autumn.