Hoteller i nærheden af Mangshan Natural Museum, Yizhang County

Mangshan Yuanzhu Homestay is located in Group 3 of Xiling Village Committee, Mangshan Yao Ethnic Township, Yizhang County. It sits right next to the starting point of the Grand Canyon Rafting—just a short walk away for an exhilarating ride—and enjoys a picturesque setting nestled among mountains and rivers. A gentle stream flows in front of the property while lush green hills rise behind it; opening your window reveals stunning natural scenery and soothing sounds of nature, effortlessly shielding you from urban noise. The homestay's space design thoughtfully blends leisure and comfort: a spacious terrace at the front invites guests to lean on the railing and admire forest twilight or morning mist rising between the peaks; at the back lies a private courtyard adorned with plants and trees—an ideal quiet corner for sipping tea and relaxing during the day, as well as a delightful spot to start joyful gatherings. Complete outdoor barbecue facilities are provided; when night falls, friends and family can gather around grilling fresh ingredients, filling the air with savory aromas and laughter. Karaoke equipment is also available so everyone can sing their favorite classics or popular hits freely amidst nature, turning the mountain wilderness into a vibrant party venue. Accommodations balance comfort and natural immersion: guest rooms are simply yet elegantly furnished, equipped with plush bedding, private bathrooms, and other essential amenities. Particularly recommended are select rooms offering panoramic sunrise views—here, without needing to travel far, you can lie in bed or open the window to watch the sun slowly rise above the silhouettes of distant mountains, casting golden light across forests and streams, capturing the romantic beauty of a mountain dawn. Most other room types also offer scenic views of surrounding landscapes, allowing you to fall asleep peacefully accompanied by the whisper of forest breezes and the murmur of flowing water. Thanks to its location within the Yao ethnic township, guests may occasionally encounter local folk customs and experience the warmth and simplicity of this ethnic minority culture. Transportation and supporting facilities are convenient: the homestay is just a short drive from key attractions such as Mangshan National Forest Park, making it easy to plan an all-in-one itinerary combining rafting, hiking, and sightseeing. Local farm restaurants abound nearby, where authentic regional dishes like smoked pork from Mangshan and stir-fried wild vegetables with eggs are readily available. Whether traveling as a family, with friends, or as a couple, guests can enjoy both serene moments immersed in nature and exciting activities such as outdoor barbecues and karaoke—offering a perfect blend of relaxation and fun, creating unforgettable memories in Mangshan.

Opened in 2022, the Mangshan Yihao Wanghong Homestay offers travelers a pleasant stay in Yizhang, whether for business or leisure purposes. The hotel is located approximately 59km from Pingshi Railway Station. The nearest railway station is Pingshi Railway Station, approximately 59km from the hotel. Seeing Yizhang's sights from this hotel is easy with Mangshan Forest Hot Spring, Yazishi and Mangshan Natural Museum all close by. When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards.

Mangshan Ru You Yuan Homestay welcomes you！

The Mangshan Forest Hot Spring Tourism Resort is located inside Mangshan National Forest Park, offering guests a quiet retreat in the mountains. Guests can enjoy both Chinese and Western fare at the on-site restaurants.Function rooms are available for business travelers to host meetings, conferences, banquets and other events.When it comes time to unwind, guests can work out in the fully equipped fitness center, take a dip in the swimming pool, play table tennis or relax in the sauna. This 5-star hotel also offers free parking and Wi-Fi access is available in public areas.

Adjacent to the core area of Mangshan National Forest Park, it is within walking distance of the sea of clouds wonder at Wuzhifeng (Five-Finger Peak) of Mangshan, and only a 10-minute drive from the thrilling river course of Mangshan Grand Canyon Rafting. Nestled in a valley surrounded by bamboo forests and streams, the homestay features a "private courtyard" layout, framing tens of thousands of mu of forest and landscape paintings into daily life — when pushing open the window at dawn, the silhouette of Wuzhifeng shimmers faintly in the morning mist; at night, the wind from the canyon and the starry sky flow quietly in the courtyard. Each guest room is a concrete experiment in "spatial aesthetics", where raw wood, rammed earth walls, and linen fabrics form the spatial texture, preserving the rustic quality of natural creations and creating a visual extension of "indoor scenery" with the bamboo forest and distant mountains outside the window; in spring, enjoy new bamboo shoots breaking through the soil, in summer hear frogs croaking by the stream at night, in autumn witness Wuzhifeng dyed red by maple leaves, in winter embrace rime-covered branches of Mangshan, and on rainy days, exclusively savor the hazy poetry of "clouds encircling green mountains and mountains embracing waters"; under the simple appearance of wabi-sabi aesthetics, floor heating systems, intelligent bathrooms, and natural plant toiletries hide the comfortable texture of modern life; this is not a traditional homestay, but a "natural art museum" — deconstructing landscapes with spatial aesthetics and precipitating time with wabi-sabi philosophy. Whether you want to seek poetry in the sea of clouds at Wuzhifeng, release yourself in the rapids of the Grand Canyon, or lie in a room dappled with bamboo shadows to watch an undisturbed sunrise and starry sky, this will become the best footnote for your dialogue with the landscapes of Mangshan.