Tao Yuanming's poetry is found beneath the Nan Kun Mountain

Setting off from Guangzhou, it takes less than two hours to personally experience the feelings Tao Yuanming had when he first entered the Peach Blossom Spring, and to understand what kind of situation inspired him to write the timeless 'The Peach Blossom Spring'. The solitary and winding mountain path is surrounded by a continuous range of mountains, with scarcely a human trace in sight, and only the unique scent of nature hits you in the face. Only when you venture deep into the secluded mountains do you see the familiar yet strange little village, with only a few scattered households living there. Not far from the village, there sits a very well-designed homestay. When I heard the voice saying 'You have arrived at your destination', my uneasy heart finally settled down. The scene before my eyes is unbelievable; hidden in these dense forests, there exists such a delicate homestay. The orange of the exterior walls contrasts with the green of the mountains, creating a visual feast that instantly makes one exclaim, 'This designer is truly extraordinary!' Before departure, I thought that after so many years of development, Nan Kun Mountain must be quite commercialized, but only after coming here did I realize that this place still retains such pristine nature. The homestay is surrounded by mountains on all sides, with clouds and mist lingering. For those of us who struggle in the city, this place allows our minds and bodies to relax, and each breath seems to remind us 'I am still in this world'. Sitting in the rocking chair under the big tree, the mountain breeze that greets you brings a touch of coolness and takes away all the fatigue. Closing your eyes and listening to the symphony performed by the birds and trees, you can feel an unprecedented relaxation, as if time has frozen in this moment. Homestay Name: Nan Kun Mountain Sen Gui Homestay Address: No. 17, Huangwu, Yangbei Village, Yonghan Town, Longmen County Transportation: Self-driving Overall, Sen Gui Homestay is indeed a great choice for a slow-paced weekend getaway. The guest rooms are clean, comfortable, and spacious, with their own soaking pools, and a soak at night sets the stage for sweet dreams. The homestay also has a mountain swimming pool, which is essential for cooling off in the summer. Or invite a few close friends for a game of cards in the forest. If you are a person who loves tranquility, you can hold a cup of coffee and enjoy this precious comfort alone in the library. Or, like us who love photography, you will find that there is not enough time, as it is too easy to take great photos here. The homestay also has a restaurant, barbecue camp, and tea-brewing by the stove, ensuring that you will not feel the slightest bit of boredom.