The Temporal Intersection Next to Guiyang North Station: Experience the Charm of Guiyang at Guixin Hotel ＊＊A Millennium Gaze from a High-Altitude Quiet Hotel＊＊ Stay at Guixin

🌟 The Temporal Intersection Next to Guiyang North Station: Experience the Charm of Guiyang at Guixin Hotel 📜 ＊＊A Millennium Gaze from a High-Altitude Quiet Hotel＊＊ Waking up at Guixin Hotel (Guiyang North Station branch), you can always see the misty outline of Qianling Mountain when you draw the curtains in the morning. Known by locals as the "green lung of the city," this mountain once served as a natural barrier for the ancient Yelang Kingdom. Two thousand years ago, Sima Qian recorded in the Records of the Grand Historian that "Yelang is located by the Zangke River," and today, outside the hotel’s floor-to-ceiling windows, the silver streaks of high-speed trains race parallel to the ancient mountain ridges—where modern transportation hubs and historical geographic coordinates wonderfully overlap. 🏯 **Historical Secrets Hidden Within a 3-Kilometer Radius of the Hotel** 1️⃣ **Guizhou Nationalities Museum** (4 km from the hotel) Inside the glass curtain wall building lies the moonlight of Miao silver jewelry. The silver bells hanging from the grand headdresses ring with the epic tale of the Chiyou tribe’s southward migration. Staff say one bridal outfit contains as many as 206 silver pieces, coinciding with the number of days sung in ancient Miao migration songs. 2️⃣ **Yangming Temple** (10 km from the hotel) The lingering aura of Wang Yangming’s enlightenment at Longchang remains. In the third year of the Ming Zhengde era, Wang Shouren, exiled to Longchang Post (now Xiuwen, Guiyang), had his sudden realization of "the mind is principle." Under the red osmanthus tree at the temple, the stone engraving "Unity of Knowledge and Action" still remains. Interestingly, the local tea bags provided by the hotel are printed with Yangming’s phrase "Plants and trees have their own hearts." 3️⃣ **Qingyan Ancient Town** (40 minutes by car from the hotel) This 600-year-old town, established as a Ming dynasty military garrison, still bears the inscription "24th year of Wanli" on its city wall bricks. The best part is when returning to the hotel at dusk, passing under the shadow of modern overpasses, you suddenly hear the street vendors calling out for Qingyan braised pig’s trotters, instantly connecting the flavors across time and space. · The giant bronze drum sculpture at the North Station exit is actually a modern reinterpretation of the ancient Yelang tradition of "gathering people to discuss matters through drum sounds," especially striking under the dim lights when catching an early morning high-speed train. In the elegant and tranquil hotel lobby, you can feel the unique ethnic customs and cultural charm of Guizhou. Embracing the ancient mountains and lands of Guizhou, every morning offers a panoramic view of Guiyang, the city of mountains and rivers, and every sunset allows you to admire the beautiful scenery of the sun setting behind clouds and mountains.