Chongqing Outskirts | Muyi Wushan, a cliffside homestay where nature meets art.

|Muyi Wushan, a cliffside homestay where nature meets art. Chongqing Outskirts | Muyi Wushan, a cliffside homestay where nature meets art. Homestay: Muyi Wushan Address: Dishiya, Liuping Village, Jianping Township, Wushan County, Chongqing |Location Muyi Wushan is located on a cliff plateau above the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, at an altitude of over 900 meters. The once-abandoned village has now been revitalized. It is located in the sea of clouds in Wushan, creating a fascinating cliffside resort space. Design The design is inspired by the mysterious ancient Machu Picchu of the 15th century. Using local stones and retaining the original clay walls, it cleverly connects the past and the future. |Guestrooms There are 18 guestrooms in total. The double bed and twin bed can be switched freely to meet the needs of different guests. Each room has the largest view, with a different view for each room. The design of the three-bedroom and four-bedroom detached houses fully meets the needs of families and teams for private space. The guestrooms are equipped with air conditioning, floor heating, dehumidifiers, Geneva audio, mini refrigerators, bathtubs, tea sets, and other facilities. Public Area The setting of "useless space" greatly satisfies the spiritual pursuit. The Wilderness Theater, Wuyi Art Museum, and Guanyun Terrace perfectly embody the integration of art and nature. The theater concert, outdoor tea banquet exhibition, and land art installation allow you to deeply feel the "uselessness is the greatest use" in a variety of activities.