Songya Mountain Homestay

Nestled in a corner of the hillside near Huangguoshu Scenic Area, our homestay is a haven where nature and daily life intertwine. Push open the wooden gate while morning dew still clings to the grass, and you’ll find the farmland at your feet shimmering with moisture—mud-caked eggplants dangle from trellises, tender okra pods are dusted with fuzz, and a turn of the heel lets you gather warm, shelled eggs from the chicken coop. The kitchen auntie will whip up fragrant homemade egg custard with these fresh ingredients, so your breakfast carries the earthy scent of the land.​Look up, and an ink-wash landscape unfolds before you: when morning mist drifts over the indigo peaks, the entire window becomes a flowing sheet of rice paper; at noon, sunlight splits through the clouds, revealing a silver waterfall glinting between distant mountain gaps; as dusk falls, the hills fade into deep blue, while crickets chirp rhythmically beside the bamboo fence in the courtyard.​Merely 100 meters from the tourist service center—a 3-minute walk away—this spot lets you escape the bustle of the scenic area yet grab your bag and head for the waterfall anytime. The guest rooms hold thoughtful touches: voice-controlled lights automatically cast a soft glow when you get up at night, smart toilet seats preheat automatically, and the moment the curtain motor responds to your command, it frames the perfect view of the distant hills. Light from linen curtains glows softly on the wooden floors, and local handcrafted batik hangings adorn the walls—all excess ornamentation stripped away, leaving only the ease of a restful night’s sleep.​Sit on a wicker chair in the courtyard at dusk, watching the owner’s yellow dog doze on the stone steps, while the distant rumble of the waterfall echoes faintly. Here, dewdrops on the ridges, the glow of smart screens, and the scent of plants on the mountain breeze all whisper: this is more than a stopover—it’s a home where your journey can slow down.​