The project is nestled in a 400-year-old Hakka village, surrounded by misty forests. It offers an ideal retreat from the urban hustle. Embraced by mountains and streams, the resort draws inspiration from local landscapes and cultural heritage, reflecting a philosophy of returning to an idyllic life.
"?" in the resort's Chinese name represents a mulberry field, symbolizing a deep longing for nature and tranquil seclusion. The resort complex forms a village-like cluster, blending seamlessly with the environment. Through multi-dimensional narratives, the design creates spaces imbued with natural poetry and Oriental aesthetics.
Here, guests can wander through winding bamboo paths, listen to the rhythm of rain and birdsong, and experience the beauty of the seasons. They can savor the harvests from the land, feeling the warmth of food nurtured by nature, or bathe in the paddy pool, where mountain spring water purifies the body and mind. The resort also offers diverse unique guestrooms, encouraging connection with nature.
In this serene sanctuary, far from the mundane world, guests can immerse themselves in nature's poetry, becoming true guests of the mountains and dreaming of a life beyo
