
At the foot of Mengshan Mountain in Yimeng area, a cluster of characteristic rural homestay courtyards, locally known as “small courtyards”, are flourishing. Adopting the “one courtyard, one feature; one courtyard, one business format” development model, homestay operators create differentiated experiential products for rural‑tourism visitors.
These renovated rural courtyards make full use of original village buildings. Each courtyard develops its own positioning: some focus on pastoral leisure, some highlight intangible‑heritage hand‑craft experience, others feature health‑preservation vacations or themed cultural stays.

Supported by local government guidance, the “small‑courtyard” homestay cluster upgrades hardware facilities, unifies service standards and carries out operator training. Diversified homestay products extend tourist stays, boost rural catering and souvenir sales and become an important pillar for mountain‑village common‑prosperity development.
Editor:韩蒙蒙