Chengdu's "All-in-One Backyard Paradise" Can No Longer Stay Hidden!

Among the many destinations around Chengdu, Qionglai has always been an underestimated gem. As one of the four ancient cities of Bashu, it's the first stop on the Sichuan-Tibet Ancient Tea-Horse Road and the hometown of Zhuo Wenjun, the talented Han Dynasty poetess. Nestled in the gentle transition zone between the Sichuan Basin and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Qionglai boasts the millennium-old Qiong Kiln ruins, fragrant Qiong wine, and elegant Qiong tea. With its understated natural and cultural charm, Qionglai has become Chengdu locals' best-kept "all-in-one backyard paradise." Just 1.5 hours from Chengdu, you can immerse yourself in the seasonal beauty of the 5A-rated Tiantai Mountain: spring outings, summer escapes, autumn foliage, and winter mountain views—it's also a world-renowned firefly-watching destination. Stroll through the 2,300-year-old Jiaguan Ancient Town, where waterside streets exude timeless charm. As night falls, glide across the water on a bamboo raft—the play of oars and lantern light makes time seem to slow. Beside the ancient town, Xiongying Village's vast tea fields ripple like emerald waves, stretching to the horizon. Here, nestled in this treasure trove of tea fields, lies the latest masterpiece from the Tongqu brand: "Tongqu·Jiaguanli Private Hot Spring Resort Homestay." ✅ Born in Tea Fields: A Breathing Natural Sanctuary Three years in the making, the entire complex appears to have grown organically from this fertile land and lush tea fields. It blends seamlessly with the distant mountains and ancient town, existing in perfect harmony. Earthen rammed walls carry the weight of the land, gray-tiled roofs echo mountain silhouettes, elm mortise-and-tenon furniture glows warmly, and native stone textures tell earth's story... Generous terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows invite in skyscapes, courtyard greenery, crystal waters, and even artistic compositions of spiral staircases and aged roof tiles. At dusk, sip tea on the terrace as the sun gently sinks behind mountains—every spontaneous snapshot becomes poetic romance. To accommodate diverse needs for family gatherings and friend reunions, the homestay offers abundant amenities: Sprawling courtyards become children's playgrounds, while outdoor panoramic hot springs relax body and mind in misty warmth; A light fitness area and yoga deck meet basic exercise needs; multifunctional meeting rooms facilitate group activities; and three private mahjong rooms perfectly capture Sichuan-style leisure.