Years of dedicated refinement, crafted with luxury and care; reside in Li Guang, sleep beneath the stars.Located at No. 11, 8th Lane, Gongren Street, right in the heart of Liuxing Street Scenic Area in Yining, Xinjiang — you are truly immersed in the century-old cultural heritage of the hexagonal streets. Step outside to blue Yili walls, ethnic carvings, and the vibrant charm of the Silk Road. Within walking distance, you can explore the famous streets, accordion melodies, and local ethnic cuisine. Enjoy an unrivaled location, peaceful amid the bustle.
Inheriting the century-old heritage of Liuxing Street, blending Silk Road charm with modern elegance, we offer a secluded, warm, and stylish retreat featuring premium quality and a tranquil courtyard, where the blue hues of Yili meet the warmth of daily life. Here, you can understand the history of the streets and embrace the gentle passage of time.
The homestay is deeply designed with local ethnic characteristics of Yining, Xinjiang, showcasing Western Region aesthetics in color and texture. Equipped with high-end hotel facilities: an outdoor swimming pool, elevator, and 24hour front desk. Guest rooms feature zero-pressure mattresses, Hansgrohe shower sets, Duravit smart toilets, with bathtubs in selected rooms, ensuring comfortable and relaxing stays throughout your journey.
Stay at the heart of Liuxing Street and fall asleep under the stars. Outside lies a living folk museum; inside, a peaceful private courtyard. Come to Li Guang Li — make travel a part of the scenery, and slow down time in Liuxing Street.
"After a two-day stay, I completely fell in love with Juguangli Folk Guesthouse on Liuxing Street. Stepping through the courtyard gate is like entering a scene of uniquely Yili romance: blue-toned houses, a flower-filled courtyard, and retro ethnic furnishings—every detail is brimming with folk charm. Located in the heart of Liuxing Street, you're surrounded by the vibrant life of the city, yet you can enjoy tranquility back at the guesthouse.
The rooms were clean and tidy, providing an excellent night's sleep. The service was gentle and attentive, and the owner patiently explained the local customs and culture. In the evening, sitting in the courtyard enjoying the cool air, with the faint sound of a bayan fiddle in the background, this is the slow-paced life that Yining should offer. I highly recommend it to anyone planning a trip.
The owner and staff member Xiaona were especially warm and welcoming, offering handmade ice cream upon arrival and thoughtfully recommending authentic barbecue, helping you avoid the tourist traps."