A cultural journey to heal the body and mind in Guangxi in late autumn.

If you want to find a place in Guangxi where you can experience both tradition and modern comfort, then Sanjiantang Homestay is definitely worth a try. Located in an ancient Mulao village, this homestay cleverly incorporates modern elements while retaining the century-old architectural style. Each room has its own characteristics and is named after a Mulao festival, making you feel as if you have traveled back in time. What impressed me most was visiting the village museum. It showcases the traditional life of the Mulao people, from farm tools to daily utensils, and the exquisite grass dragon in the attic, symbolizing harvest and good fortune. You can enjoy tea by the fire at night and relax in the coffee bar during the day. The homestay has a particularly friendly atmosphere. The food is also a highlight. Dinner features Mulao-style Boji rice, and breakfast includes homemade sweet potatoes and rice dumplings, simple yet delicious. It is conveniently located about 100 km from Liuzhou City, and self-driving is the best option. Sanjiantang is not just an accommodation experience, but a cultural journey worth exploring.