In this homestay, the windows condense the scenery into a painting. Eaves, plantains, and distant mountains, these scenes with light and shadow make the interior space vivid. At any time, you can open the doors and windows to meet the fresh air of Guizhou, and the house that sleeps for sleep is like this. The Atrium Hall is old-fashioned, retaining the original local elements, and placing modern audio and video equipment to experience extraordinary. is still relatively simple, unlike hotels that are piled up, either too local or environmentally friendly. Waterfront Yuxing has recently undergone a transformation and upgrading, which will incorporate more elements of the Yi culture, and believe that the future is more interesting. The feels very atmospheric as soon as you walk in. The left side of the hall is a display area with many beautiful decorations and fabrics to help you feel the culture. There is also a long table in the middle of the first floor. The whole one should be opened with a big tree. We ate at the hotel that evening. It was good to have a few friends to experience the local specialties. Sitting and watching the images of the Yi people, it is also very interesting to eat and talk about the local history and culture. For dinner, we ate oil tea and sour soup fish, as well as some local simple local dishes. The specialties nourished by the landscape here are really different.