I found the most relaxing 24 hours in Yangshuo at Ju Bai!

Who says Yangshuo is all about bamboo rafts and beer fish? This stay made me fall in love with slow living! 🍃 The guesthouse is tucked away in a village by the Yulong River, with white walls, lush greenery, and floor-to-ceiling glass windows—like something out of a comic book! 🌿 Living in the forest, even the air is sweet! We stayed in the "Big Bed Room"! Surrounded by a 180° mountain view, we woke up to birdsong in the morning and counted stars while bathing at night ✨ The bathroom has separate wet and dry areas, and the toiletries are all niche fragrance brands—attention to detail is impeccable! Every day, the housekeeper cleans the room, even the corners are spotless, my OCD is cured～ 💁 Top-notch service, the housekeeper is more considerate than my boyfriend! Upon check-in, the young lady offered us iced lemon tea and even carried our luggage upstairs! 💪 Want to eat beer fish? The housekeeper recommended a local restaurant, where we ate our fill for only CNY 50 per person! When we came back at night, we found wormwood eye masks on the bed. What a thoughtful gesture! 📸 Plenty of photo spots! Comic book bar, giant screen projection swimming pool, Instagrammable garden... every corner is perfect for photos! My favorite is the rooftop terrace, where I can order a coffee, watch the bamboo rafts glide down the Yulong River, and post a location pretending to be in Bali～🌴 The guesthouse also provides free Hanfu and Dai costumes, perfect for strolling through the night market on West Street! 🚣 Niche tourist routes nearby! The guesthouse is a 10-minute walk from the "Ten Mile Gallery Internet-famous Walking Path." Renting a sidecar motorcycle is super cool～🚲 The "Fuli Bridge Bamboo Raft" booked by the housekeeper is perfect for taking pictures. A four-person bamboo raft drifts slowly, no need to squeeze with the crowds! On the way back, we stopped by the Murakami Haruki Cafe, a must-visit for literary girls!