In the spring courtyard, serendipitous encounters with beauty await

"meetyou, hope we meet again in Dali" – these words written in the guestbook became the warmest name for our homestay. At "Meet You," every corner tells a story about spring🌸. 🌱 A spring courtyard embraced by plants Pushing open the rustic wooden gate feels like tumbling into the fairy-tale world of The Wizard of Oz: ● Four Seasons Flower Corridor: Along the cobblestone path, hydrangeas, succulents, roses, and unnamed wildflowers sway gently in the breeze—every step dances to the rhythm of spring. ● Fragrant Tea Pavilion: In the central pavilion, afternoon biscuits paired with Cangshan snow tea create an unexpectedly sweet travel moment☕. ● Starlit Courtyard: At night, lounge on the courtyard swing chair and watch Dali's stars twinkle through the branches of the old pear tree, with occasional fireflies drifting by. "That plant-filled courtyard—just sitting there daydreaming feels healing enough." 🛏 Sleeping in the clouds: Rooms with a view Every room at "Meet You" reads like a prose poem: ● Floor-to-ceiling windows: Wake gently to sunlight kisses, with an entire glass wall framing moving clouds and Cangshan Mountain like an ink painting🖼. ● Cloud-like comfort: 60-count long-staple cotton bedding and down quilts make you feel softly embraced by spring—even insomniacs sleep soundly till dawn. "The windows are so big, it feels like they've captured all of Dali's blue skies inside." 🚴 Local explorations: Live like a native Walkable delights: ● 5 minutes to Longkan Dock—watch fishermen cast nets at dawn, buy freshly caught bowfish at dusk. ● 10-minute stroll to Dali's most beautiful cycling path. ● Learn Bai ethnic fabric-dyeing techniques with mountain plants from the grandmother at the alley's entrance. At "Meet You," time slows—slow enough to trace sunlight moving across cobblestones, count pear blossoms falling each day, and transform a casual stay into an unforgettable reunion🌼. "The best journeys lead you to places you never want to leave. And 'Meet You' is why I keep returning to Dali."