Qingcheng Mountain | Once you enter the mountains, forget the world beyond

In July, Chengdu is already in the scorching heat of summer. Escaping to Qingcheng Mountain to beat the heat means leaving the city behind and forgetting all worries outside the mountains. Walking along the leaf-covered path, a black wooden cabin hides among towering tree shadows, with wooden fences covered in moss, as if grown from the forest itself. Pushing open the door, sunlight turns the sofa honey-colored, while floor-to-ceiling windows frame an entire view of greenery—half scenery, half life. The highlight is the private hot spring pool. Toss in a few lemons, and the fruity acidity blends with the steam, enveloping your entire body as your pores sigh in relief. In the afternoon, curl up on the wooden chair on the balcony, wind chimes tinkling, while deer wander past from the pasture. The aroma of coffee mingles with the scent of grass and trees, making even the words in your book feel soft and cozy. The night is even more magical. The cabin’s light spills into the woods, and distant ground lamps scatter like stars. Falling asleep to the sound of rustling leaves, even your dreams carry the scent of pine needles. During these days in the mountains, I couldn’t be bothered to check my phone. Turns out, the best therapy is letting the mountains shield you from all the noise ✨ —— 📍 Outer Qingcheng Mountain · Liuye Villa (Only one cabin available, book at least half a month in advance)