Not abroad, but in Anhui, the Huizhou version of Chiang Mai

The garden of intersecting paths has been widely acclaimed in the industry since its inception for its simple natural charm and artistic atmosphere. Themed around the pastoral life of Huizhou, it is known as the 'Huizhou version of the Four Seasons of Chiang Mai'. Located in Guanlu Village, Panchun, Yixian County, Huangshan City, Anhui, it is adjacent to world cultural heritages such as Xidi and Hongcun. 16 guest rooms are hidden within 4 courtyards, allowing guests to enjoy the beauty of mountains, fields, and gardens simultaneously. Wangchuan and Xuetang, two typical Qing Dynasty Hui-style buildings, offer a museum-like experience with their integration of bright modern design elements. Taoshe and Jiaxuan are newly built on the ruins, combining the elegance of Eastern classics with the simplicity of Western modernity, filled with Turkish flair. A winding path runs through a hundred acres of farmland, with a sea of rapeseed flowers in spring and a world of green and yellow rice waves in summer and autumn. Surrounding the hotel are a jujube tree restaurant converted from a cattle pen, a shop gathering countryside treasures, and on the periphery, there is a Luye Starry Sky Camp and a pond. Against the backdrop of natural simplicity, the contours of the mountains and thousands of lines sketch the blend of Eastern and Western, ancient and modern architectural cultures, like an architectural museum in the midst of rice fields. The hotel's location in Yixian County is steeped in profound historical and cultural heritage. It's only about a 20-minute drive from attractions like Hongcun and Tachuan, and Tao Yuanming's former residence, Shouzhuo Garden, is also nearby. You can ride a bicycle through the rice fields for a visit. Not only can you appreciate the style of ancient villages, but you can also experience the unique charm of Huizhou culture.