Pan'an B&B recommendations

Pan'an B&B recommends Nilu B&B, Jianshan Yunding B&B, and Shansen Three Rooms.

1. Nilu B&B

Yellow mud houses and rammed earth walls are things that I believe are only in my memory. Many urban people have never seen them at all, even in rural areas. People also built bungalows and small buildings. People have left the buildings empty, and more and more yellow mud houses have been idle and uninhabited for a long time, and have collapsed and been damaged by wind and rain erosion.

In Pan'an Mountain Forest, there is a place called Xiachukeng, which is also an old village composed of mud houses and stone houses. When you actually walk into this village, you realize that it is such a shocking village.

The yellow mud house is still the original yellow mud house, but the internal facilities in the house are no less than that of a five-star hotel; the stone road is still the stone road of the past, but the people walking on the road have changed from the old ones. The villagers looking for a living in the countryside have turned into city dwellers seeking homesickness in the mountains.

2. Jianshan Yunding B&B

Jianshan Yunding B&B is located in Hushang Village, Jianshan Town, Pan'an. The B&B has a unique geographical location, opposite the Huangcheng Lake. There are trails beside the lake and the natural scenery of the Lotus Valley, with a good view.

The nearby scenic spots include Wulong Gorge, Shibawo and Wushi Village, which are the best choices for travel and vacation.

3. Shansen Three Rooms

You must not imagine such beautiful stone walls and wooden doors, what the private courtyard originally looked like, all of which were designed just right by the owner of the B&B - a A well-known domestic interior designer. The freshness of every deep breath is a smell that has never been seen in the city. The blue sky every time I look up is a signal that the smog has cleared up.

The moment you walk into the B&B, the interior designer’s handiwork is reflected in every detail. Warm yellow lighting, natural log bookcases, and elegant green plants use the historical sense of warm materials to lay out memories of home, and use visual penetration and coherence to enrich the facade expression, creating a very humanistic Temperament suitable for a pleasant environment of emotional relaxation.