Discovering a hidden gem in Wuyuan: A secluded retreat where you can soak under the starry sky.

Who can relate, folks? I’ve unearthed a magical homestay nestled in the scenic mountains and waters of Wuyuan 🌿 Just a 3-hour drive from Nanchang, you’ll find yourself in this "mini Altai." Two 1980s Hui-style houses are tucked away in a bamboo forest. Opening the wooden door feels like stepping into serenity—sunlight filters through the mortise-and-tenon wooden beams, and light spots dance on the floor. The minimalist wabi-sabi design hides a touch of vintage charm, making every snapshot look cinematic 📷 ✅ Details that make you never want to leave: ▪️ Each room is equipped with central air conditioning while retaining the natural fragrance of old wood. ▪️ Scenic-view rooms feature bathtubs facing lush green mountains, letting you soak while watching clouds drift by. ▪️ The rooftop open-air hot spring is a showstopper! At night, the stars seem to scatter into the water—soaking while sipping wine is pure bliss. ▪️ The café-bar’s floor-to-ceiling windows frame the greenery perfectly, making it the ideal spot to daydream all afternoon. Just a 3-minute walk away is the Qing Dynasty’s Three-Eyed Bridge. Take a morning stroll along the stone path as mist rises from the river, creating a fairy-tale-like scene 🌫️ The nearby meadow is perfect for family outings—set up a tent, enjoy a barbecue, and watch the sunset paint the sky orange in the evening. At night, sing in the courtyard as your voice echoes through the valley. It’s been ages since I felt this relaxed. After spending three days here, I finally understand the meaning of "escaping the cage to return to nature." Next time, I’ll bring my parents along so they can experience this slow-paced life in the mountains 🌿