Deqin rain fall walker mountain shelter

I stayed in Shangyubeng for two days. The hostel is in a great location, and the restaurant across the street is delicious. The owner was very friendly and helpful. During my time there, I had a stomachache from altitude sickness, and the owner took the risk of giving me medicine. Of course, asking for medicine from a hostel is not recommended, as they take their own risks. I didn't consider this when I asked. The hostel made the bed neatly every day. They were very clean and even had a place to hang clothes, though it was a little tricky. The toilets and showers were numerous and separate, making them very user-friendly. I rarely see such thoughtful considerations in hostels. There's a very cute Maine Coon cat living by the door. When I had diarrhea in the middle of the night, I saw the hostel lady let him out to play. He's very sweet and loves to cuddle with people, but he's kept in a cage during the day.

Shang Yubeng is very cost-effective, the boss is very good, if you don't have a hiking pole, you can borrow it for free, the washing and toilet environment is very good, Shang Yubeng is excellent, (the Sichuan cuisine of Butter Tea opposite is very good, just two steps away, I ate it for three days, the best food in Yubeng Village, but the accommodation conditions are not very good, so I still live in the traveler and eat Butter Tea)