Stay under the starry sky in the ancient village of terraced fields in Songyang, where the clouds roll in - Banling at half the mountain

"Under the Starry Sky, Halfway up the Mountain: A Time-Traveling Rural Dream" The ancient villages of the south of the Yangtze River always have a way of making one forget the hustle and bustle of the world, and Lishui Songyang is just such a tranquil place. It is not just an ancient county town, but also known as "the last secret land of the south of the Yangtze River" by China National Geographic Magazine. Songyang Starry Sky Halfway up the Mountain Homestay is located in Songyang. Stepping into the reception hall is like traveling back to the ancient village of yesteryear. The designers, with their ingenious skills, have carefully preserved the original rammed earth walls of these houses, and the spacious window design allows natural light to spread to every corner. After years of meticulous refinement, it is filled with a literary atmosphere, and every brick and tile exudes a retro charm. Each room bears the name of its original owner, as if opening each door allows one to hear the stories behind it. Inside the rooms, the wooden floors and furniture make one feel warm and cozy, and the scent of the yellow mud from the rammed earth walls has a hint of the freshness of the countryside.