Guide to Kasha Sha Country Resort.

1. Preparation ● Documents: Bring valid ID such as ID card. ● Clothing: Kasha Sha Country Resort is located in Mabian Yi Autonomous County, Leshan, Sichuan Province. The temperature difference between day and night is large in mountainous areas. Please prepare clothes suitable for different temperatures, such as thin jackets, long-sleeved shirts, long pants, etc. You can also bring some ethnic costumes for taking photos. ● Sunscreen: The sun is strong in mountainous areas. Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hat, etc. ● Other items: Prepare personal toiletries, commonly used medicines, camera, etc. If you are traveling with children, please bring their commonly used items. 2. Transportation Guide ● Self-driving: It takes about 3 hours to drive from Chengdu. You can navigate to "Kasha Sha Country Resort". There is a parking lot in the resort, parking is convenient. ● Public transportation: First take public transportation to Mabian County, then take a taxi or local transportation to the resort. However, this method is relatively inconvenient. It is recommended to choose self-driving first. 3. Accommodation options: ● Characteristic courtyard: There are a total of 7 characteristic courtyards, ranging from two-bedroom to four-bedroom, suitable for family outings or friends gatherings. The courtyard retains the architectural style of traditional southern Sichuan residences, with wooden structures hidden in the forest. The indoor area has large glass windows, offering panoramic views of the distant mountains. Each courtyard is equipped with a dedicated butler, providing attentive service. ● Treehouse: There are 4 half-mountain treehouses, with Southeast Asian style. The three-sided floor-to-ceiling windows are spacious and bright, with a wide view. The treehouse has its own terrace, offering views of the sea of clouds. The living experience is unique. 4. Food and dining ● Local specialties: The meals provided by the resort have local characteristics, such as Mabian dumplings, with thinner skin and more filling, with a delicious taste; Ye'er pao is made of glutinous rice flour wrapped in sesame paste sweet filling or fresh meat salty filling, and wrapped in fresh tangerine leaves, fragrant and moist. ● Characteristic hot pot: In winter, the hot pot is worth trying. There are various options such as cured ribs pot, mutton pot, and free-range chicken pot, but it needs to be booked in advance. ● Roasted piglet: Selected alpine free-range pigs, roasted whole, with special seasonings, color and fragrance are tempting, but this dish may require an additional charge. 5. Entertainment activities: ● Ethnic cultural experience: Change into Yi costumes and start an immersive experience to feel the Yi customs. You can participate in the experience of making Mabian specialties, such as hand-rubbed ice powder and Mabian dumplings. You can also participate in traditional Yi activities, such as singing and dancing around a bonfire. ● Natural exploration: The natural environment around the resort is beautiful. You can hike in the mountains, get close to nature, and breathe fresh air. Alternatively, you can go to the back mountain forest to explore the stream, play in the water, and pick wild fruits. ● Tea culture experience: Mabian is an ancient tea town. The resort has a thousand acres of organic tea fields. You can go to the tea field to experience tea picking, learn about tea culture, and taste local tea in the tea lounge. ● Parent-child activities: If you are traveling with children, the resort has many parent-child activities suitable for children, such as making green dumplings and rubbing ice powder. You can also follow the butler to chase fireflies. 6. Nearby attractions: ● Zhongba Market: Not far from the resort, you can go to the market to experience the Yi customs and buy some local specialties. ● Yanfeng Yi Village: One of the largest new Yi villages in Sichuan Province. The village has a folk culture museum, where you can learn about the unique living customs, religious culture, and architectural art of the Yi people.