Most of the houses in the village are made of irregular stones, which is the only stone city left on the ancient tea-horse road, and it has been more than 2000 years since. Unlike the hustle and bustle of the ancient city of Dali, Fengyang Town is very quiet and simple. From the outside, it looks like an abandoned village. There are old houses full of flowers and mottled walls everywhere, as if forgotten by time.
Interestingly, couplets will be posted at the door of every household in the village, such as the romance in Dali, the daily necessities in the small days, and simple living's criticism, which seems to announce their attitude towards life and philosophy. If you want to live a life far away from home, get in touch with nature and talk to yourself, maybe Fengyang City will bring you unexpected surprises.
B&B suggestion
1, Fan Jing B&B. This homestay is located in Shuhe Ancient Town, and it is very convenient to live here. It is within walking distance of Sifang Street and Tea Horse Ancient Road Museum. One court, one scene, one hospital, one spring and autumn. With the classic courtyard style of "three squares and one wall, four entrances and five patios, and walking around the turret", combined with the garden landscape of dry mountains and rivers, the people created this comfortable and simple courtyard.
Jane lives in this house. This is a Bai traditional quadrangle with a history of one hundred years. It is located in Shimen Village at the foot of Cangshan Mountain. Outside the courtyard is the ancient city of Dali. 5 minutes walk from Renmin Road, where you can buy the freshest fruits and vegetables and the most distinctive local handicrafts.