In Rongjiang, I found my ideal hotel hidden in the folds of time

At 5:30 in the morning, awakened by the thin mist over the river, I sat on the sofa by the window. This hotel has abundant ethnic minority elements and offers free experiences of ethnic minority costumes 🤩 🍵【Local Living: Twelve Hours from Sour Fish Soup to Indigo Tie-Dye】 Before the morning mist dispersed, the butler had already prepared freshly ground rice milk, while I watched an elderly woman pounding Rongjiang rice noodle rolls in the kitchen; in the afternoon, I learned indigo tie-dye from an intangible cultural heritage inheritor, with the light and shadows of fabric drying on bluestone slabs captured in the hotel's exclusive postcards; at dusk, we gathered around the stove brewing tea, listening to the innkeeper explain the architectural wisdom of "one pillar twelve gourds" in wooden buildings, and just as moonlight flooded the courtyard, the gentle sound of a guest playing guitar drifted over from nearby. 🚶【Wandering Guide: Measuring the Gentleness of 25° North Latitude on Foot】 Just a 10-minute drive from the hotel takes you to Sanbao Dong Village, where the jingling of silver ornaments on the wind and rain bridge is more punctual than an alarm clock; rent a vintage bicycle to circle Chejiang Peninsula, and when you meet a grandmother selling pickled ferns, buy half a pound; in the evening, drift on the intangible heritage "Menglong boat," watching cormorant fishermen returning home bathed in the sunset glow, with ripples trailing behind the boat shattering the entire orange-red sky. 🌌When city moonlight is fragmented by skyscrapers, I'm grateful to have found such a place in Rongjiang—where time slows down, mountains and waters draw closer, and everyone who enters can hear the tides of their own heart. 📍Homestay: Rongjiang · Guizhou Village Super Hotel 📸 Right now I'm basking in moonlight by the window, hoping the algorithm will recommend me to everyone who wants to "escape from time"~