Hidden in mountains and valleys Guesthouse

With summer vacation and weekends coinciding, prices for hotels and B&Bs at Sangu Resort skyrocketed. I decided to make a last-minute road trip to Wuyishan for the weekend and chose this quiet B&B. It's conveniently located near the scenic area and Tongmuguan Pass, and the scenery along Highway 1 is breathtaking. My three-day, two-night stay was truly wonderful. The B&B is partly a converted tea factory, with another building offering a tour of the tea-making process. The courtyard is immaculately kept, and the rooms, though small, are spotless. The entire property is fed by mountain spring water, surrounded by tea mountains and a flowing stream. The owner is incredibly chatty and knowledgeable about the area, always available to help with any questions. Feel free to ask for travel tips. On our first day, he recommended a secluded spot for water play. Before leaving, I sat in the teahouse for a while, enjoying some tea brewed by the owner, and soaked in the relaxed and refreshing atmosphere surrounding Wuyishan. It was a truly enjoyable experience.

The weather was very cold, but the air conditioner in the room was warm enough, the water was hot enough, the room was elegant and it was very comfortable. The surrounding scenery is also beautiful.