Taichung Qinglan Farmstay Estate

Taichung Qinglan Farmstay feels like a "green symphony" hidden in the countryside of Houli. It doesn't boast extravagant designs but offers a vast lawn where visitors can run freely, gaze at the clouds, and listen to the chirping of insects. The owner has poured their heart into creating a Japanese-style garden, planting flowers and trees, and laying pathways. As the trees slowly grow, they also nurture the soul. I am particularly enchanted by the arrangement of the small pond and outdoor pavilion: children hop across stones by the water's edge, adults converse under the shade of trees, and the gentle breeze and music echo softly, like a mental projection for urban escapees. The basketball court and barbecue area are not merely facilities but spaces where families reconstruct the rituals of life. Qinglan Farmstay is not a cookie-cutter accommodation but a place built with the philosophy of "slowly crafting dreams," allowing people to rediscover that "time can also be cultivated." Here, greenery and laughter coexist, even the air carries a cherished warmth, making every stay a tender page in the book of memories.