Suocang Zhuangyuan Homestay

Suocang Manor is a place nurtured and lifted by auspiciousness. The lark, a bringer of good omens, heralds the debut of Bainiao Lin (Hundred Birds Grove) rooms—open the window to see colorful streamers brushing through morning mist; lie by the stream, listening to mani mantras mingling with the flow. This is the smoothness at the start of all things. A short walk leads to Sogtsang Temple, where the century-old sound of scriptures drifts through time. Further on, the First Bend of the Yellow River unfolds its 4A-rated scenic beauty, the great river winding around snow-capped mountains to write legends. This is but a prologue. More rooms will unfold one after another, each new door holding richer ethnic charm: Tibetan embroidery adorns window lattices, Thangka paintings cast shadows on walls, letting the aroma of highland barley and warmth of butter seep deeper into daily life. They also carry a broader global vibe: starry terraces embrace the Milky Way, intangible cultural heritage workshops connect the world, so that stories of snow-capped mountains and songs of streams reach more ears. Suocang Manor grows steadily, rooted in Chinese ethnic cultures, thriving towards the world. Come here—to live in the auspicious beginning, and in a growing dream where ethnicity and the world dance as one.