Yang Yuhade China's most beautiful Tibetan village Reviews

Lives up to its name, beautiful surroundings, distinctive architecture, excellent service, and a fantastic experience.

I read up on the story of Yangrong Harde in the room, which is a prime example of a poverty alleviation project transforming into a tourism-driven income generator. I'm truly impressed! It definitely lives up to its reputation as the 'most beautiful ******* village.'

This was my second visit to Yangrong Harde, the first being four years ago in September. Back then, the entire village was packed with cars, and we had to queue for meals due to the crowds. Still, the beautiful scenery and warm-hearted villagers left a wonderful impression on me. This time, we originally planned to go to Mount Siguniang, but a friend in our group suffered from severe altitude sickness. So, on a whim, we decided to change course and brought them to Yangrong Harde instead. It was off-season, so there were noticeably fewer tourists. When we arrived at the visitor service center, it was just our group of six. However, the young man at the front desk was just as enthusiastic and genuinely kind as ever. He told us that since it was the off-season, he'd upgrade us to the three best room types, assuring us that even though it wasn't the most beautiful season, we'd still have a great time. Within minutes of completing the paperwork, the housekeeper arrived at the service center to take us to our rooms. And boy, did the rooms surprise us! This was a true, legitimate free upgrade, completely different from the so-called 'upgrades' at other hotels 😄. It felt like at least five levels up, absolutely full of sincerity. The housekeeper, a lovely auntie, was also incredibly warm and a stickler for cleanliness. She was constantly bustling around for us, making us feel truly comfortable and warm, just like being at home. In the evening, as we strolled around the village, friendly villagers would actively greet us all along the way! This trip was a bit chaotic due to my friend's discomfort, but the hospitality at Yangrong Harde gave us immense warmth. Our group of six was extremely satisfied 👍. A big shout-out to Yangrong Harde's service! We hope you continue to improve and gain more attention and positive reviews from tourists. We will definitely be back!

We arrived late around 9pm, had missed the traditional camp fire dance which started 7pm. Didn’t know the area come with restaurant and cafe area. It was an amazing place to put a night here. Friendly host, amazing building, sophisticated facilities. Ahh we got a free upgrade room that come with nice view and Ai assist - 小度。 🤭

Excellent service, personalized touches, exceptionally friendly staff, free upgrade, and most importantly, the scenery is truly stunning.

It's a very quiet ******* village, and I highly recommend staying here the night before visiting Dagu Glacier to experience the village's warm hospitality. The system is that tourists check in at the visitor center first, and the staff then assigns rooms according to the village's needs. Once the rooms are assigned, the host will come to pick us up and take us home. The visitor center even proactively upgraded our room, so it was very spacious and equipped with electric blankets, a heater, and a bathtub. The biggest surprise was that we could see the snow-capped mountains as soon as we opened the curtains in the morning! The uncles and aunties in the village were incredibly welcoming. As soon as we parked and opened the trunk, we saw an auntie carrying a heavy suitcase heading home, haha!

It's a really beautiful place. There are restaurants in the village where you can eat. The housekeeper is very warm and attentive. The rooms have air conditioning, electric blankets, and bathroom heaters. The basic facilities are complete and the place is very clean. The village is very quiet. I slept until noon. It's a beautiful ******* village with many unique features!

I would not recommend staying here. The facilities are incomplete, the room is very small and can't even fit a large suitcase, and there are rats running around in the kitchen.

When I passed Heishui at night, I was attracted by the lights of the ******* village. I wanted to go in and take some photos and leave. When I saw the service desk and asked if there was any accommodation, I resolutely checked in. The front desk service was enthusiastic and upgraded the room, which was very impressive. The ******* village was very clean and had a special ******* style. It is worth staying

Because it is off-season, the king-size room we originally booked was upgraded to a family room. The floor heating in the room is sufficient. The housekeeper is very hospitable. If you want to experience ******* bed and breakfast, it is worth staying for one night. The so-called bonfire dance at 7:30 every night is just a few aunts dancing in a circle in the tent, which is not very attractive.

The bathroom drain was clogged, the cabinets were damp and moldy, the room lighting was dim, and the heating was incredibly basic. I'd recommend staying in town; there are many newly opened guesthouses there. This old house offers a terrible experience. The complimentary potluck meal was also awful!

We arrived very late and didn't take many photos, but I highly recommend it. The room has floor heating, warm decoration, clean and tidy, and the housekeeper is also very good. There is also a special breakfast the next day. I also checked in at a milk tea shop. The egg tarts are average, but the milk tea is okay~ The price is unbeatable~

It is about ten kilometers away from the scenic spot, which is very convenient. There are also separate butlers who are very considerate. The yak beef hotpot is really authentic, and there is also Guozhuang dance in the evening.

The whole village is very beautiful and unique. The lady at the front desk was very friendly and answered all the questions. The couple who owned the ******* home we stayed in were very kind and I will definitely go there again if I have the chance.