Xi'an Bayuan | Walnut Tree Country House.

Walnut Tree Country House is located in the picturesque Bayuan Town, Lijiajian Village, where you can immerse yourself in the leisurely lifestyle of the mountains and rivers, dance with the birds in the morning, and accompany the breeze in the forest at night, savoring the life rhyme that blends the world and romance. Here is full of the interest of ancient dwellings, the quiet and beautiful scenery brings a pure, relaxed and pleasant accommodation experience, so that people deeply experience the harmonious coexistence of man and nature. Green water and green mountains, fields and villages. Greet the sunrise in the early morning and listen to the birds, enjoy the evening breeze and watch the moon at night. The leisurely life of "half is the world's fireworks, half is the dream poetry" attracts countless people to come and find the love for the country in their hearts. Along the clean stone path into the homestay, what is presented in front of you is a quiet and elegant mountain view. In April and May, planting melons and beans, picking melons and eating fruits in June and July, planting rice, digging sweet potatoes, feeding chickens and ducks, listening to stories, at the Walnut Tree Country House, you can not only participate in rural picking activities, taste the authentic farmhouse dishes, but also understand the local rural culture and customs. Experience the leisure of "picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, leisurely seeing Nanshan". Two kilometers away from the homestay, there is a century-old oil mill that has been passed down for four generations. Although it has been abandoned, the internal facilities are still well preserved. Watch the century-old objects in the oil mill, listen to the century-old legendary stories in the oil mill, as if you can feel the charm of the folk culture of Lijiajian Village. The old house has a new look, the countryside has a new look, tourists are coming in, and the villagers have new hopes. Walnut Tree Country House is gradually leading local villagers to bid farewell to their dependence on the mountains and forests and devote themselves to the development of the tourism industry.