Hello! Currently, the homestay is shared by Manager Xu, Taozi, and Sister Zhao. We come from all corners of the country, each carrying our own dreams and stories. The homestay is named "Buxianshan," which means we don't envy the mountains because we are already in the embrace of the mountains. We are committed to adding a touch of comfort, warmth, and joy to your journey. Just like an old acquaintance returning, even upon first meeting, we hope you'll feel right at home. Come and meet us under the romantic scenery of Dali, where gentle winds, blooming flowers, snow - capped peaks, and the moon await.

Buxianshan Homestay is in Dali Ancient City, near Beimen Reservoir. It's on the lower section of Pingdeng Road, within walking distance from the No. 8 bus (from the railway station). There are hospitals, parking lots, pharmacies and markets nearby. It's also close to Yeyu Road, famous for its food, coffee shops and bars, making getting around a breeze. The homestay has a simple, elegant new - Chinese style. It's a three - story building with seven rooms of various types, quiet at night. Each floor has an outdoor area and shared facilities like a kitchen, fridge, washing machine, etc. All rooms have air conditioners and humidifiers for a cozy stay. We welcome guests from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas, offering English - language services and all necessary help. There are many local experience programs. Try printmaking for traditional skills or join tea - making courses. Foodies can enjoy cooking classes, while outdoor lovers can go hiking or cycling. Whatever you like, you'll have an unforgettable vacation here. Most of our staff are young. We can chat, dine, have a drink or go out together. We love Dali and want to share this warm and carefree experience with every guest.

Dali, a charming city in southwestern China, is celebrated for its natural beauty and cultural richness. Here are some of its iconic attractions. Erhai Lake, a vast and beautiful body of water, is Dali's highlight. Surrounded by mountains, its clear waters mirror the sky, creating a dreamy sight. Cycling around it is popular, allowing you to enjoy the breeze and views. Cangshan Mountain, standing beside Erhai Lake, is a nature lover's paradise. With snow - capped peaks and lush forests, it offers a peaceful retreat. Hiking trails lead to hidden waterfalls and ancient temples. Xizhou Ancient Town, featuring well - preserved Bai ethnic architecture, is a window into Dali's past. Wander its cobblestone streets, taste local treats like Xizhou Baba, and learn Bai customs. The Three Pagodas, a symbol of Dali's long - standing Buddhist heritage, are a must - see. The main pagoda, tall and solemn, is flanked by two smaller ones. Their intricate construction and historical significance attract countless tourists. These attractions, combining natural beauty and cultural allure, make Dali a top - tier destination for global travelers.