Xishuangbanna's enchantingly beautiful guesthouse, Suyin·Banshan

Built only in 2024, the guesthouse is not located in Gaozhuang but in the centuries-old village of Manhena, just over ten minutes from the Dawn Bridge. Nestled halfway up the mountain, it offers a panoramic view that makes all other mountains seem small, providing a serene and leisurely experience. The interior of the guesthouse deserves special mention. The entire hotel has a strong wooden aesthetic, with even the room keys and power outlets made of wood, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere with excellent attention to detail. It exudes luxury, with all high-end materials, elegant and gentle... Marshall speakers, smart toilets, separate wet and dry bathrooms, large projectors, hot spring pools, fruit, mountain views, branded large beds... it has everything. Utterly comfortable. Roar, I want to stay here. Outside, the garden, fish pond, various trees, and flowers are complemented by an artificial mountain stream, brimming with life. The high-altitude wooden walkway is also absolutely amazing. It's super photogenic for social media check-ins. Below is the centuries-old village of Manhena in Banna - even ancient Dai kings lived here, and it was this place that the Chairman visited this time. The simple and primitive local customs and folkways are also worth exploring for a day. The village is very convenient for dining and entertainment, with restaurants, bars, and everything else. The restaurant at Suyin Banshan is also full of design sense. The breakfast is rich. The thoughtful proprietress pairs the breakfast with sour sop juice, which I drank two large glasses of. Who understands the feeling of having sour sop juice in the morning?