Enjoy Afternoon Tea in a Mountain Hot Spring Homestay in Lishui

Praised by National Geographic magazine as "the last secret place in Jiangnan," Lishui hides more than 100 isolated ancient villages, shrouded in mist and beautiful like a paradise... In recent years, Songyang has become recognized in the homestay circle as "the next benchmark homestay destination" after Moganshan. With rolling mountains, cascading terraces, and scattered ancient villages, Songyang Jiushu Homestay is "hidden" on the hillside of Zhuanghe Village, Siduh Township, Songyang, 800 meters above sea level. The guest rooms come in two styles: Japanese all-wood structure and Nordic minimalist style, both exceptionally luxurious, beautiful, and comfortable. The rooms are equipped with underfloor heating and central air conditioning, with an average area of 60-80 square meters! Smart bathrooms, Bluetooth speakers, air purifiers... Each room has its own hot spring pool, using reheated natural spring water. The pools come standard with Himalayan pink rose salt. Taking a bath in the steaming mountain hot spring is truly healing. Jiushu's meals are highly acclaimed. Guests often miss the small meat pies served for breakfast, as well as the chef's customized seasonal mountain delicacies for lunch and dinner. Jiushu has its own tea garden and vegetable garden, managed by local villagers, ensuring the freshest ingredients from source to table, satisfying even the most discerning palates. In your leisure time, you can stroll through the nearby ancient villages. Chenjiapu Village is home to the Pioneer Bookstore, known as "the most beautiful bookstore in China." Yangjiatang Village is a 30-minute drive from the homestay and is highly recommended for a visit in the evening. Songyang Old Street is a 35-minute drive from the homestay. With minimal commercial development, it resembles a "living Along the River During the Qingming Festival" from afar. Songzhuang Village, a filming location for *Chinese National Geography*, is an hour's drive from the homestay. A stream runs through the village, crossed by an old bridge. You can even visit the Yunhe Rice Terraces to experience the spectacular sea of clouds or immerse yourself in the green world at the Nanjianyan Glass Walkway.