Nestled in a Cloud-Top Ancient Village on the Cliffs: Wuyi·Free Valley Homestay

Wuyi Free Valley Homestay Escape the urban hustle and immerse yourself in the depths of Xiaohuang Mountain in Wuyi's Liucheng She Ethnic Town, where a secluded village embraced by mountains quietly thrives—the Free Valley Homestay. Backed by sheer cliffs and meandering streams, it transforms into a fairyland when clouds roll in, while clear skies unveil a cascade of emerald hues. Navigate by car to "Free Valley Homestay," winding through mountain roads as greenery deepens along the way. Built on the foundation of an ancient village, the homestay features walls of rammed earth and stone, topped with black tiles, preserving the raw textures of She ethnic eaves and beams. Moss-clad stone walls whisper tales of time. Scattered across the hillside are standalone courtyards, each with its own charm: cliffside villas overlook seas of clouds, quadrangle houses embrace courtyard water features, and lawn canopies mirror the starry sky above the infinity pool. As night falls, twinkling lights amplify the romance. With 50 rooms, the courtyard king rooms offer bamboo grove breezes at the window, while loft-style rooms are perfect for late-night chats by the fireplace. Private villas cater to family gatherings. Inside, Kohler fixtures, smart toilets, five-star bedding, and laser projection screens elevate comfort. Expansive viewing terraces serve as personal "sky canvases"—sunrise at dawn, tea at dusk, and mountain winds brushing past, delivering undeniable serenity. The homestay's Frog Brother Restaurant celebrates "local flavors," with the chef mastering seasonal rhythms: spring bamboo shoots, summer lotus roots, autumn mushrooms, and winter stews—each bite a gift of nature. Breakfast features hand-wrapped dumplings and mountain spring porridge, while lunch highlights She ethnic dishes like Xuanping tofu, cured pork with fern shoots, paired with Wuyi organic tea, blending rustic charm with wellness philosophy.