The Stone Age is not about blending in, but rather a return to origins

The Stone Age Hotel is not about blending in, but more like a natural return. Guests who choose the Stone Age are definitely focused on life. On their first visit to the hotel, the philosophy is to let every guest cast aside distractions and embark on a journey of self-release. I have an idea, where could there be such a hotel that gives you a different experience once you visit. On the first night at the Stone Age, walking out of the room after a nap, you feel refreshed and invigorated, stepping into the Stone Age complex itself is a better entry into a healing space that perfectly combines with nature. Mr. Kengo Kuma, an international master of architecture, wants to integrate the stability of stone with the inseparability of nature. Our second day's itinerary is to explore the 'Valley of Immortality', hidden in the Yunfeng Mountains. Between climbing and looking into the distance, I truly felt the refreshing cycle of coming from nature and returning to it. The predecessor Xu Xiake had been here during the Ming Dynasty, and he wrote that the valley was constructed by the monk Fajie. We followed the local customs, in the Taoist holy land, and experienced the ancient method of combining the king of fungi into a culinary experience. It implies the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, each dish with its own pairing tea. Wild Dendrobium and wild mushrooms, there is a kind of pleasure in returning to simplicity. Granite soaking pools and high-quality carbonic acid hot springs. The stone-carved gourd shape implies good fortune and wishes. Any scarce resources you see on the internet are not as good as the experience in person. Tengchong turns out to be a dormant volcano, millions, oh no, hundreds of millions of years ago, the birth of a geological treasure of stone, what kind of insignificant feelings would it evoke in humans?