Turpan Grape Town Laomashu Chinese Inn

The collision of fairy tales and oases - The facade is inspired by Hayao Miyazaki's comics, with hand-painted grapevines interwoven with classic anime characters, as if stepping into the fantasy worlds of "Howl's Moving Castle" and "Spirited Away". The walls of the small courtyard continue the style of comics, complemented by grapevine murals. During the day, it is a colorful art corridor, and at night, it appears even more romantic under the lights. Immersive ethnic style space - All guest rooms are inspired by the Uyghur culture of Turpan: ethnic-pattered walls, handcrafted tapestries, and embroidered cushions, with exotic charm permeated in every detail. Inside the courtyard, there are iron beds and tables with ethnic minority characteristics, where you can sit around to enjoy tea, taste raisins and experience the authentic life of Turpan. Healing leisure space - First floor courtyard: Off-white camping tables and chairs + swing chairs + surrounded by green plants, suitable for barbecue parties and night chats under the starry sky. The small platform serves as a private corner. In the afternoon, I read and drink tea, listening to the rustling of grape leaves in the wind. - Second and third floor terraces: The gauze curtains sway gently in the wind. Hammocks and camping tables and chairs are set up along the railing. At sunrise and sunset, you can overlook the street scenes of Grape Town. Every snap is a masterpiece.