JULLAY/HELLO Tucked away in a serene corner of the countryside, this charming guest house or you can say Homestay is a quiet haven far from the rush and noise of city life. Surrounded by rolling green fields and embraced by the gentle hum of nature, it welcomes guests not with formality, but with the warmth of a home—where every corner carries a personal, loving touch. The guest house is family-run, and you feel it the moment you arrive: from the homemade meals crafted with vegetables handpicked from their own lush garden, to the cozy, sunlit rooms adorned with simple, heartfelt decor. The kitchen carries the scent of freshly baked bread and herbs from the garden, and mealtimes often turn into joyful conversations around the table, as if you’ve been invited into a close friend’s home. Outside, a vibrant sea of flowers paints the garden in colors that shift with the seasons—roses, marigolds, daisies, and lavender bloom abundantly, attracting butterflies and birds. Stone paths wind through the blossoms, leading to small nooks perfect for reading, sipping tea, or simply breathing in the fragrance of peace. But perhaps the most special part of this place is its connection to the earth. Guests are invited to learn about farming, guided by the very hands that have tended the soil for generations. Whether it’s planting seeds, harvesting vegetables, or understanding the rhythms of the land, the experience is deeply grounding and humbling. This guest house is not just a place to stay—it’s a place to slow down, reconnect, and feel part of something truly authentic and nurturing.