Liuzhou Yaobu Ancient Town! A standalone courtyard in the mountains, the scenery is stunning, worth crying over

Treasure of Liuzhou! As a Tujia homestay product experience officer, I must wholeheartedly recommend this breezy courtyard today—a poetic corner hidden in Yaobu Ancient Town, nestled by the mountains and water, peaceful amid the bustle. Staying here feels like stepping into a moving landscape painting 💐 📍 Location is outrageously good! Right in the core area of Yaobu Ancient Town, with Panlong Mountain scenery at the doorstep, green views from the window, and lively street scenes just outside. A 10-minute walk to the Industrial Museum, 5 minutes to the charming night market street, and just a few steps to Qingyun Minsheng Market for an authentic bowl of Luosifen. During the day, stroll the ancient town with its blue bricks and black tiles; at night, listen to the river breeze and insect chirps. The switch between bustle and tranquility is just a courtyard gate away. 🏡 New poetry in an old house The courtyard is a renovation of an old building, with old beams, old doors, and ancient windows—each piece of wood carries the warmth of time. The courtyard is furnished with rattan chairs and stone tables, green plants climb the corners, and sunlight filters through carved window lattices, casting vintage-filtered light spots. The best part is the rooftop—enjoy tea in the evening breeze, watch the lanterns of the ancient town light up one by one, and see the distant bridge’s reflection in the river. It’s hard to tell if you’re in a painting or reality. 🛏️ The room is the essence of peaceful time Fully vintage but not outdated, the old dressing table holds a celadon vase, the wooden shelf displays old books, and every ornament seems to tell a story. Large windows invite light and scenery inside, and the mattress is just the right firmness—lying down feels like being caught by clouds. The bathroom has a dry-wet separation, as clean as a home bathroom, with thoughtful details. ❤️ The owner’s breakfast is a hidden gem Woken up by birdsong in the early morning, downstairs you smell the fragrance of a wood stove. White porridge with homemade pickled radish, golden-fried native eggs, and freshly steamed brown sugar rice cakes—simple but heartwarming. Sitting in the courtyard for breakfast, watching sunlight climb over old walls, and listening to the owner chat about the ancient town’s changes—this is the true relaxation travel should offer. Whether you want to immerse yourself in the ancient town’s charm or find a quiet spot amid the hustle, this breezy courtyard can satisfy both. After all, homestays that turn life into poetry are truly rare～✨