The tea garden homestay in Sichuan that Yu Shuxin must visit, once you go, you won't want to leave

The homestay is located halfway up a mountain at an altitude of a thousand meters, at the end of Beichuan Shiyi Qiang Village, isolated from the world. This cloud-hidden secret place seems like a paradise on earth, where you can personally experience the charm of Qiang traditional culture and feel the unique flavor of ancient civilization. Design The homestay is built along the mountain, covering an area of about 9000 square meters. The architecture combines a simple modern style with the Qiang village style, integrating the natural mountain scenery with the cultural customs of the Qiang land. The exterior is composed of brown wood and dark gray stone walls, with large floor-to-ceiling windows designed to bring the scenery indoors, allowing you to return to nature and immerse yourself in the greenery. Rooms The homestay has a total of 10 guest rooms, with 4 types of rooms, including mountain-view private hot spring rooms and cloud-view private hot spring rooms. The rooms are decorated in warm tones, with Qiang elements, spacious and elegant, with soft beds and comfortable bedding. Each room is named after a type of tea, with a tea drinking area where you can enjoy tea while admiring the mountains and clouds. The rooms also come with private hot springs and terraces, offering great privacy. The rooms are equipped with B&O Bluetooth speakers, Dyson hairdryers, etc., allowing you to fully enjoy the comfort and ease of mountain living. Facilities The public area of the homestay offers a rich experience, including a lobby bar, restaurant, café, conference room, tea room, chess room, hot spring, multifunctional hall, etc. The restaurant offers authentic local Qiang mountain cuisine. In your leisure time, you can go to the Tianxiang Workshop to personally experience the fun of frying, making, and brewing tea, or take a stroll in the tea garden to find a piece of pure land. Experience On a rainy morning, wake up early and brew a cup of thousand-year-old moss tea, gently picking a floating cloud from the mountains, as if waking up from a dream. At this moment, you forget the illusory grandeur and fully enjoy the fleeting clouds and water, serene and peaceful.