Established in 2022, Beyul is a transliteration from Tibetan, which originates from the mysterious holy place hidden in the Tibetan valley by Master Padmasambhava. Inspired by this, Beyul tribute to the natural field that opens up spiritual wisdom and inner strength, creating spaces and products that are closely related to the ecology, community, and culture of Tibet. Beyul is an ideal place to live close to nature and an opportunity to attract urban people to hidden places. Beyul Tawo is located in Zhari Village, Daofu County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province, which is known as the " City of Tibetan Dwellings in China". Adjacent to Xianshui River Nature Reserve, it has a geographical advantage of rich forest and biodiversity. The Daofu residential buildings are mainly built in the style of "Bangke", and the mortise and tenon joints of wooden columns have the characteristics of toughness and seismic resistance. The construction process includes multiple local handicraft categories such as carpentry, carving, painting, and sculpture. On the basis of abandoned residential buildings, Beyul has renovate the building by hiring a local woodworking team and following traditional construction methods. In this remote Tibetan villages, Beyul Tawo began the revitalization of traditional villages here.
"Sitting at the highest point of Zhari Village, the other area homestay, you can enjoy the blue sky, white clouds and clear sky during the day, and look up at the stars at night. It is still a good place to enjoy the sunset.
Step here and you will meet the feeling of relaxation. Staying for two or three days, or hiking or picking mushrooms, or visiting the octagonal tower or playing with groundhogs, or seeing the snowy mountains or the ecology of the Yuke grassland or lying flat and enjoying the sun bath is a good choice. The other domains of paradise made me feel relaxed and nourished. The handsome guy in the homestay is more attentive and meticulous service, and it is a very relaxing holiday treasure.
B&B in other areas, I don't want to go, I still want to go. Looking forward to meeting again!"