Public restroom takes the internet by storm because it's so beautiful, many people flock to check in

(Dan Tri) - A public restroom at a famous tourist spot in Dunhuang night market (Gansu, China) suddenly became a hit online thanks to its unique design and mysterious beauty.

According to the South China Morning Post, this place used to be a basic need building, but has now been transformed into a public cultural space, making visitors feel as if they have entered a mysterious cave.

According to the representative of the management and operation unit of the night market scenic area, this toilet is designed with two floors with the idea of ​​being closely related to Dunhuang culture and fantasy elements.

Public toilets are likened to "magical caves" (Photo: South China Morning Post).

In particular, the second floor offers a scene like a "secret world ", accented with transparent glass walls and a magical lighting system.

The interior is decorated with murals and local spices, and includes a seating area for coffee and drinks. There are chairs, tables, tea makers, and even self-service.

"This looks more like a tourist attraction than a restroom," one visitor commented.

The restroom has many amenities that make visitors excited (Photo: South China Morning Post).

This 600m² facility is also highly regarded for its user-friendliness. In addition to standard restrooms, there are separate rooms for mothers and babies with antibacterial diaper changing tables, child safety seats, self-cleaning dome systems, and areas for the elderly and disabled.

One mother said: "I was looking for a toilet at the night market when I thought I had mistakenly walked into a cave."

Opened on August 16, this "magical toilet" has become a must-see destination in Dunhuang. On Chinese social media platforms, many people expressed their surprise: "This is the most luxurious public toilet I have ever seen."

Even the entrance to the restroom leaves many visitors overwhelmed and impressed (Photo: South China Morning Post).

A much-talked-about feature of this restroom is the display system that shows how long a guest has been in the restroom. If a guest stays in the restroom for more than 5 minutes, the display changes color to remind them. Many people commented that this feature is both convenient and interesting.

Dunhuang is famous for the Mogao Caves - a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. The appearance of this "most beautiful public toilet in China" has also contributed to refreshing the tourist experience here, turning an everyday convenience into a unique cultural highlight.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/du-lich/nha-ve-sinh-cong-cong-gay-bao-mang-vi-qua-dep-nhieu-nguoi-keo-den-check-in-20250910192738142.htm