Hechi, Guangxi｜Luocheng Yayi Ancient Village·Sanjiantang

Yayi Ancient Village in Luocheng, Guangxi, a traditional village that has experienced 200 years of ups and downs, has now been reborn and transformed into the Sanjiantang B&B that integrates art and spatial aesthetics. The ancient village of Yayi, whose name comes from "hello" in the Mulao language, was built during the Daoguang period and has gone through many vicissitudes and witnessed countless changes. With the government's promotion and in collaboration with Cunyu Cunya, this ancient village was renovated and reborn. Sanjiantang, as a typical Mulao courtyard, was once closed, conservative and poorly lit. However, today it still retains the classic elements of white walls, black tiles, small bridges and flowing water. It is simple and elegant, but with many more open spaces. The names of the rooms, such as "Zoupo", "Laogeng", "Zuoyege" and "Yifan", make people feel as if they are in the traditional life of the Mulao people. The homestay is divided into four courtyards, and each room is equipped with intelligent facilities, such as a 1.8-meter bed, bathtub, smart toilet, etc., to ensure your comfortable and convenient stay. Freshly ground coffee and cocktails are available in the public area, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing time in the village. The homestay is located in a prime location, surrounded by mountains and water, and is an ideal place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There is a cafe at the entrance of the ancient village, and the winding bluestone road creates a sense of time and space. Whether you are strolling on the bluestone road or sitting in a cafe enjoying a cup of coffee, you can feel the unique charm and beauty here. The homestay is close to Wuyang River. You can swim, play paddle board, or make an appointment for afternoon tea on a flower boat, taste the special Mulao food, enjoy the sunset while eating, and enjoy a leisurely vacation.