Travel Notes||Jiayuguan—Surprise! Meeting Thousands of Miles~ (1)

Every time I go to a landmark place, Datie always asks to check in. Every time I roll my eyes and reluctantly satisfy him. Now I look back and dig out these photos and find that they are quite useful.

We arrived around three or four in the afternoon. After struggling for a long time on the train, we decided on the "Yangguan Old Friends Youth Hostel". The bus swayed for another hour and finally arrived at the stop.

Since it's so far from the train station, why stay here?

Of course the youth hostel is located in the best location! Because it is next to Jiayuguan.

As soon as I entered the lobby of the youth hostel, I fell in love (✪▽✪)

The layout of the front desk has the feel of a youth hostel.

On the wall behind the tea table are various train tickets, postcards, photos, messages...

Having traveled thousands of miles and stayed in youth hostels in various places, this hall is undoubtedly my favorite.

It's the off-season and it's still early in the morning. There is only one volunteer guy in the store. After checking in, he made the bed and went out to find food~

I really couldn’t get used to the fried fish served at breakfast and lunch, and my stomach started growling even on the train.

Although this place is close to the scenic spot, it is a bit remote.

Fortunately, people all over the country probably love Malatang and found a small shop. After a quick operation of Liangpi and Malatang, hiccup~

It was hot and there was really nothing to do, so I went back to the youth hostel lobby. I haven’t read a book in a long time, and I also love this corner of the desk.

Pick out a book at random, about travel.

I came across this very interesting paragraph.

It's very similar to how I felt before I made up my mind to leave my job.

The youth hostel owner, Sha Qian, is back from the desert. A poet with many interests. When we meet and chat for the first time, although we can’t say we feel like old friends at first sight, we are not as considerate as strangers in the workplace or in the city, and we are not able to speak freely.

This is one of the reasons why I like traveling and staying in hostels.

No need to burn your head, just do whatever you want and do as you please.

To be honest, I came here because of the cooking skills of Sichuan fellows😜

This meal was really satisfying. I was able to eat an authentic Sichuan home-cooked meal in Jiayuguan after "Zhangye-Jingmei hurt my stomach". This kind of life experience of a foodie can only be understood by a foodie.

You can’t explain it clearly, you can figure it out for yourself!

The food was full and the sun was setting.

Sha Qian put on his equipment and took us out for a walk to take pictures of the sunset at the perfect location he found.

After rounding a bend, walking across a wide road, and then climbing up a gravel slope, we came to a platform. Move a rock and sit down, waiting for the sun to set little by little from the top of the mountain.

"It's time, come on! I'll take a silhouette for you."Ka~

Kaka~

This is my first time taking a silhouette shot. I excitedly posed in various poses, jumped up and down...

When we focused on the brilliant afterglow of the sunset in the west, we kept pressing the shutter.

There was already a full moon in the eastern sky, rising quietly. It exudes a quiet and quiet soft light.

Let me show you the moon captured by the new phone P30 after zooming in 30 times. Have you seen Chang'e? And the jade rabbit under the osmanthus tree.