Weijian Mountain Dye Homestay

At the end of the Spring Festival holiday, I stayed in Dongli for one night with several families from my class. I felt that a B&B with its own museum was worth bragging about. The children were left to study in the museum, and the adults got rid of the mythical beasts. They made tea around the stove in the yard, drank coffee and chatted, walked in Dongyuan Village, visited Cao Village to look at the lanterns... It was very relaxing. This is the real holiday! 💙💙💙The B&B has a beautiful style and is full of intangible cultural heritage aesthetics. It is very close to the museum and just across the river. It is owned by the same owner, so the two have the same style. In the B&B, you can see many small details of movable type printing and blue valerian printing. Aesthetics are online, you can shoot whatever you want and you will get a movie. We live in an independent LOFT at the back. It has two floors. It cleverly takes advantage of the terrain height difference. When you open the door on the first and second floors, you can see the courtyard. It is a strange experience: "Which floor am I on?" Each room here has a different name. I heard it was derived from the dye. The layout is also different, and the walls have different scents. We specially stopped by and smelled it. The fragrance of citrus, sandalwood, tea...the quiet and high-end feeling instantly made us stay away from the hustle and bustle and calmed our mind. We live in two rooms: Yuanshan Rudai and Qiaoxia Chunbo. One can see the distant mountains stained by the twilight from the window, which is a deep and shallow dark color; the other one can see the small bridge and flowing water, with a few bushes welcoming the spring. The flowers are blooming delicately and spring is in full bloom. In the pond in the yard, it was the first time for adults and children to see tadpoles hatching from the *. They took them out and observed them in their hands. They looked like jelly, which was very novel. Another yard is connected to a large campground, where peach blossoms and magnolias are in bloom, and there are also photos of milkvetch and cotton berries. Everywhere is shouting "Spring is coming!" 💙Transportation: It takes 1 hour to get from downtown Wenzhou, and it only takes a few minutes to get off the expressway. The parking lot is right in front of the museum and is free. 💙Check-in: The dedicated butler completed the procedure quickly, which was very convenient. There are welcome fruits and a few packets of "triangular" crispy corners upon entry, which children especially like. 💙Bathroom: The toothbrush is the same as mine, and there is also a rubber band for ladies. These two details are a plus. The shower switch is too advanced and requires some research before using it. The toilet flushes automatically with a constant temperature. The child said that the buttocks are so warm🙈 💙Sleep: With full blackout curtains, you can fall asleep with the chirping of insects and wake up with the chirping of birds, resulting in high quality sleep. Before going to bed, I watched the stars for a while on the sofa bed downstairs (the fake turf on the terrace was opened, so the large oval skylight directly above the head of the living room was perfect for stargazing). 💙Breakfast: One serving per person, served on a wooden tray, very rich and endless. 💙Leisure: There are toy houses for young children, Chinese mahjong rooms, tea making, strawberry picking, health hammers, puppet DIY, etc.; the surrounding leisure trails lead to the village, and there is a big straw hat camping base with good scenery; Cao Village New Year The Lantern Festival is more than 10 minutes away and costs 55 yuan per adult; a friend recommended climbing Shengjing Mountain, but I didn’t go. 💙Accompaniments: Various small gifts with valerian and wooden movable type as intangible cultural heritage, as well as New Year gift boxes with Ou kiln tea cups, boxwood carvings, and handmade maltose; self-brewed wine from Dongli Farm, dried vegetables, etc. They all smell good and the packaging is exquisite. 💙💙💙The content of the children’s two-day study camp is very in-depth: Learn about Lan Jia Val in the script, become a disciple of the intangible cultural heritage master, and learn the secrets of Jia Val. Design the valerian pattern yourself and turn it into a unique handbag through engraving, dyeing and production. The dragon dance is celebrated after leaving the army, which is also a good occasion for the New Year. 💙💙💙Come next time: The children said they also wanted to study textiles, movable type printing, Compendium of Materia Medica, and pastoral picking... Adults can make an appointment to go hiking, perfect!

藍夾纈印染體驗:非常有意思，和之前體驗的化學扎染完全不一樣，顏色更加醇厚，在浸染的過程會聞到草木的香氣 衞生：衞生也做的很不錯 服務：我入住的時候開了陽台的門，後面因為力氣不夠關不上，所有找了管家幫忙，也很快解決了我的問題 （本來還拍了很多照片，但是都是相機拍的，還沒有導出來，所以衹有一張照片，等我導出來之後再放照片）

作為今夏瑞安爆火的親子度假目的地，未見山染民宿顛覆了我對傳統民宿的認知。這裏不僅是休憩之所，更是一座活態的非遺博物館，一座隱於東源村的桃源村落。從踏入民宿的那一刻起，每一處細節都浸潤着文化匠心與自然之美，令人流連忘返。 民宿以木活字印刷、藍夾纈技藝為基因，將非遺元素巧妙融入空間——藍染布藝點綴客房，活字印刷紙巾盒成為實用藝術品，連房名“遠山如黛”“天水碧”“竹青”等都源自傳統染料。 民宿選址堪稱一絕！位於平陽坑鎮東源村，推窗即見綿延蒼翠，溪流潺潺相伴，滿目綠意洗盡城市疲憊。原本我們預訂的是普通的大床房，但是民宿工作人員在對民宿客流進行綜合考量後，為我們免費升級到了帶浴缸的親子大床房，給了我們一個更好的入住體驗，我們入住的四樓“若草”，40㎡空間寬敞通透，親子大床房，夜晚露台觀星聽蟲鳴。民宿還藏着小驚喜：院中池塘偶遇初孵的蝌蚪，營地旁桃花玉蘭盛開，自然教育無聲滲透。 自駕從温州市區僅45分鐘車程，免費停車場毗鄰博物館。周邊步行可達木活字印刷文化村（700米），短途驅車至聖井山、曹村燈會，研學與休閑完美融合。 未見山染用“民宿+非遺+自然”的創新模式，打造了沉浸式文化度假樣

來這裡是要看看東源的非遺木活字的。這個任務完成了。民宿有一個博物館，還有東源的木活字博物館就在步行距離。民宿的裝修典雅，環境優美，設施很好。唯一的問題就是沒有餐廳，吃晚飯要開車去鎮裏的餐廳

藍夾纈印染體驗:非遺體驗很特別，好玩 環境：環境超好，親子游第一選 衞生：乾淨衞生 服務：服務態度好，周到細緻

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