Discover Mt. Hua Retreat — Designed for Your Peaceful Escape​ Created by architect Zhou Feng, this quiet retreat sits at the foot of Mt. Hua. It blends modern comfort with natural beauty. Enjoy wide mountain views through large windows, join Taoist morning exercises, and walk along tea trails in the evening. ​ What We Offer:​​ ​Round-trip transfer from Huashan North Station: 120 RMB/vehicle (max. 3 people) ​One e-bike free for 24-hours—great for exploring the area ​Clean & comfortable stay: High-quality air cleaning, soft bedding, and fast Wi-Fi ​Local culture experience: Tea ceremony tools and kitchen with mountain view ​Good to Know:​​ Please book train tickets to ​Huashan North Station (Shaanxi)​, not Huangshan Perfect for travelers who love culture, nature, and quiet stays.

Hidden Courtyard Retreat at Huashan Foot | Republic-Era Style | Near Historic Sites | Secluded Hiking Paradise​ Where timeless design meets tranquil nature—a century-old courtyard estate reimagined with minimalist elegance. Nestled beside ancient trails and cultural landmarks, this sanctuary blends international vision with cultural wellness, architecturally harmonizing nature, heritage, and mindful living.

Family Adventure at the Foot of Mt. Hua | A Must-Read for Self-Driving Families | Top 5 Attractions 1. Mt. Hua Scenic Area - For families: Plank Walk (ages 10+, with safety guidance), Sparrow Hawk Flipping (professional escort), sunrise viewing from West Peak Cable Car. 2. Yuquan Temple (1000-year-old Taoist temple) - Fun activities: Zodiac Wishing Pond, Herb King Cave exploration, free Tai Chi morning sessions. 3. Mt. Hua Ice & Snow World (Winter only) - Kids zone: Beginner ski slope + cartoon snow castle, warm drink counter available. 4. Xiyue Temple — Imperial Grandeur Across Centuries - Discover historical gems within Ming and Qing ancient architecture complex. 5. Yihe Liang'an Park (Riverfront Park) - Relaxing fun: Colored night running path, riverside market (try Hua Shan cold noodles/roujiamo), parent-child reading corner. - Insider tip: Evening riverside walks offer a view of the “Plank Walk” light show (a Hua Shan landmark). Must-Do Experiences: - Make a wish at Jade Spring Temple: Tie a red ribbon or wish plaque at Wenchang Pavilion to pray for academic success. - Taste Hua Shan noodle feast: Must-try sesame cold noodle + crispy meat burger (“bangbang roujiamo”), spicy yet mild. Practical Tips: - Cable car queues: Opens at 7 AM on weekends—arrive by 4 AM to catch the first ride. - For moms: Private courtyard + viewing terrace—kids can play without disturbing neighbors. Location: - 5-minute walk to Jade Spring Temple hiking trail entrance. - Navigate to “Huashan Yinquan Chanjing Homestay” if driving. Transport Tips: - Set GPS to “Huashan Visitor Center”. Parking: 30 RMB/day (peak season), 15 RMB/day (off-season). - EV charging: Xindiantu Huashancun Charging Station (1 km from homestay). - Shuttle buses connect all major scenic spots. - Best seasons: Spring (Apr–Jun) and Autumn (Sep–Nov)—avoid summer crowds.