Blackwater Fairy Beauty Stay｜Gar Manor sits among the mountains, rivers and clouds.

｜Gar Manor sits among the mountains, rivers and clouds. Black Water Fairy Hotel｜Gar Manor nestled among mountains, rivers and clouds Meisu, I can’t wait to share it with everyone. Gar Manor B&B is located in Yangrong Hade, Heishui County, Aba Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It is the first semi-alpine Tibetan B&B in China. Its Tibetan meaning is "the place where gods live", which couldn't be more appropriate. When I woke up in the morning, I was simply surprised by the scenery outside the window. 🌹 ✅About the Manor Gar Manor takes Tibetan tea culture as its starting point and renovates a high-end Tibetan-style B&B courtyard while retaining the spatial pattern of an "old house". It is equipped with Gaoshan Art Museum, Tibetan Tea Museum, Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall, themed afternoon tea, coffee, book bar, conference room, 🍷Red Wine Experience Hall💕 Movie rooms, specialty bars, meditation spaces, etc. enable travel enthusiasts to deeply experience the perfect interactive integration of Tibetan vacation and cultural scenes. 👍 ✅About altitude The altitude here is only 2,600 meters, the average temperature throughout the year is 8°C-20°C, and the air, humidity and temperature are moderate. The four seasons here are different. In summer, the trees are shady and the orioles and swallows dance; in autumn, the mountains are covered with red leaves and colorful forests are everywhere; in winter, it is covered with silver, just like a fairy tale; in spring, the mountains are filled with brilliant flowers and full of spring spirit. No matter when you visit, it's amazing. 😌 ✅Geographical location This is the "Bashili Gallery" - the core viewing area of ​​Naizigou Colorful Forest. It is also surrounded by snow-capped mountains. On the left is adjacent to the "lowest altitude, largest area and youngest glacier in the world at the same latitude" - Dagu Glacier Scenic Area , looking at the fairyland-like Yaksha Snow Mountain on the right, and the "Father of the Mountains" on the front 👌