San Die Quan·She, built according to the mountain, adopts traditional Huizhou architecture, with black tiles and white walls. The house is all made of wood, abandoning reinforced concrete, creating a natural ecological building, and cleverly introducing mountain springs into the building complex. You can also hear the sound of gurgling streams when you sleep.
Behind the homestay is Wulaofeng, with majestic mountains. It is very close to the San Die Quan waterfall, which is more convenient than going down to the San Die Quan waterfall from the Lushan Scenic Area. If you want to see the San Die Quan waterfall and don't want to climb too many mountains, it is highly recommended to stay here for one night and go up the mountain from the foot of the mountain.
The staff of the homestay are super enthusiastic. The rooms are suites with study rooms and tea rooms. Some rooms also have balconies. Sitting here reading and drinking tea is the first choice for summer heat, weekend escape from the city and enjoy the life of the paradise.
There is a stream at the entrance of the homestay, the spring water from San Die Quan, which is super clear and sweet. You can go upstream along the stream, or you can go downstream to play drifting. It is suitable for couples on vacation, parent-child travel, friends gathering, company team building, etc.