Sleep in a Cloud Waterfall Ancient Village at an Altitude of 800 Meters

No. 37, Chenjiapu Village, Sidu Township, Songyang, Lishui Hidden in Chenjiapu Village, Sidu Township, Songyang, Lishui, Feiniaoji·Songyang is located in an ancient village at an altitude of 800 meters, surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing a deep valley. The clouds and mist make it look like a fairyland. It is known as the "last secret place in Jiangnan" by China National Geography. The designer uses the century-old rammed earth building as the base, integrating modern design aesthetics and nature, creating an ideal place for urban people to escape the hustle and bustle. Feiniaoji's design is based on the core concept of balancing protection and development, cleverly balancing historical protection and functional innovation. The designer retains the traces of the century-old rammed earth wall, and the interior adopts a light steel structure and floor-to-ceiling glass windows, which not only enhances the stability of the building but also brings the mountain scenery, sea of clouds, and starry sky into the room. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows and folding windows offer a view of the canyon scenery. Feiniaoji's service is known for its "meticulousness", and the butler team is both a life guide and a cultural ambassador: from route guidance before check-in to the thoughtful delivery of warm porridge late at night, the service runs through the entire journey. In the morning, the butler will deliver a wooden food box filled with Songyang meat dumplings and brown sugar cakes to the guest room; for the main meal, you can taste the limited delicacies of Shanguoluo, such as winter bamboo shoots stewed with pork ribs and wine lees large intestine pot cover noodles, every bite is a gift from nature. Practice yoga in the sea of clouds in the morning, enjoy tea and meditate in the tea room in the afternoon, and watch movies by the fire at night, listening to the whispers of the pine waves and the stars. Stroll to the avant-garde bookstore in the village and read under the century-old rammed earth wall; or visit the intangible cultural heritage workshop to experience traditional crafts such as palm weaving and plant dyeing.