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High above the tea terraces of Daluo Mountain in Qingyuan, Guangdong, Yishan Tea Garden Homestay (壹山大羅山茶園民宿) is a boutique hideaway where mornings begin with mist rolling over endless rows of tea bushes and evenings end with sunsets painting the mountain ridges gold. With rooms named after the24 solar terms of the Chinese calendar, triangular wooden cottages with private soaking pools, and a setting that feels a world away from city life, this is one of southern China's most atmospheric countryside retreats.
What Makes Yishan Special
This is not a conventional hotel — it is a curated collection of rooms and cottages scattered across the hillside of Daluo Mountain, each designed to frame a different view of the surrounding tea plantations and forested peaks. On clear days, the panoramic views stretch across layer upon layer of green mountains. The homestay's architecture blends rustic wood, clean minimalist lines, and floor-to-ceiling windows that bring the outdoors in. It is the kind of place where you wake up, open the curtains, and forget that cities exist.
Rooms & Cottages
With over 25 room configurations, Yishan caters to every mood and group size:
- Tea Spring Cottages (茶泉系列) — Triangular wooden A-frame houses (100 sqm) with private soaking pools, king beds, and mountain views. The most iconic accommodation on the property.
- Luxury Wooden Cottages (輕奢木屋) — 20–60 sqm standalone cabins, some with two bedrooms, nestled among the trees.
- Sunrise Rooms (日出房) — East-facing rooms (23–68 sqm) with balconies that catch the first light over the mountains. Some feature panoramic207-degree views.
- Sunset Rooms (日落房) — West-facing rooms with terraces perfect for golden-hour tea sessions.
- Tatami Rooms (榻榻米) — 60 sqm with large terraces, Japanese-inspired minimalism.
- Garden Family Rooms (花園木屋親子房) — 40 sqm with garden soaking pools and bathtubs, ideal for families.
- Tea Spring Two-Bedroom Suite (私家泡池兩房一廳) — 200 sqm, the largest unit, with private pool and living room.
All rooms feature air conditioning, rain showers, complimentary Wi-Fi, and views that vary from sunrise-facing tea terraces to sunset-facing mountain ridges.
The Tea Experience
The homestay sits within a working tea plantation — Daluo Mountain is known for its high-quality green tea. Guests can:
- Tour the tea terraces — Walk among the rows of tea bushes and learn about local cultivation.
- Taste fresh-picked tea — The homestay offers tea-tasting sessions with locally harvested leaves.
- Swim in the infinity pool — Overlooking the tea fields, the pool is a favourite photo spot.
- Dine on local cuisine — The on-site restaurant serves fresh-caught fish and mountain vegetables. Guests consistently praise the food.
Explore Qingyuan
The homestay's location on Daluo Mountain puts you within reach of Qingyuan's best natural attractions:
- Daluo Mountain (1.5 km) — Hiking trails through tea plantations and forest, with panoramic viewpoints.
- Tianzi Mountain Glass Walkway (2.6 km) — A thrilling glass-bottomed walkway cantilevered over the gorge.
- Tianzi Mountain Waterfall (3.9 km) — A scenic waterfall area with walking trails and natural pools.
- Qingyuan Rafting — The region is famous for river rafting, with multiple courses within driving distance.
Getting There
- From Guangzhou: Approximately 1.5–2 hours by car via the Guangqing Expressway. Free parking at the homestay.
- From Guangzhou Baiyun Airport: Approximately 57 km, about 1 hour by car.
- By High-Speed Rail: Take the train to Qingyuan Station, then taxi or car to the mountain (approx. 30–40 minutes).
Practical Tips
- Check-in: 15:00–22:30. Check-out: by 12:00.
- Best time to visit: March–May for tea-picking season and spring blossoms; October–November for autumn foliage and clear mountain air.
- Pet-friendly: Pets allowed with an additional fee.
- Pool: Outdoor pool with mountain views — bring swimwear.
- Dining: On-site restaurant with local specialities. Fresh fish is a highlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Yishan Tea Garden Homestay cost?
Rates start from approximately HK$610/night (as of September 2026), varying by room type and season. The Tea Spring Cottages with private pools command a premium. Check the booking link for current availability.
Is it suitable for families?
Yes. Garden family rooms with soaking pools are specifically designed for parents with children. The outdoor pool, tea terrace walks, and nearby waterfall attractions make it a great family escape.
Can I pick tea during my stay?
The homestay is set within a working tea plantation. Tea-tasting sessions are available, and during harvest season (spring), guests may be able to participate in picking. Contact the homestay in advance to arrange.
Plan Your Qingyuan Trip with Bliss Travel
🏨 Book this homestay: Check availability & book Yishan Tea Garden on Trip.com
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Images sourced from Trip.com (public CDN). Prices are indicative — check the booking link for current rates.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of accommodations are available at Yishan Tea Garden Homestay?
Yishan offers over 25 room configurations including Tea Spring Cottages (triangular wooden A-frame houses of 100 sqm with private soaking pools), Luxury Wooden Cottages (20–60 sqm standalone cabins), East-facing Sunrise Rooms (23–68 sqm with balconies), West-facing Sunset Rooms, and 60 sqm Tatami Rooms with large terraces.
Where is Yishan Tea Garden Homestay located?
The homestay sits high above the tea terraces of Daluo Mountain in Qingyuan, Guangdong. Rooms and cottages are scattered across the hillside, each designed to frame views of the surrounding tea plantations and forested peaks.
What makes the location good for sunrise and sunset viewing?
Sunrise Rooms are east-facing with balconies that catch the first light over the mountains, some featuring panoramic 207-degree views. Sunset Rooms are west-facing with terraces positioned for golden-hour tea sessions as sunsets paint the mountain ridges gold.
Do the rooms have a theme related to the Chinese calendar?
Yes, the homestay's rooms are named after the 24 solar terms of the Chinese calendar. The property blends rustic wood architecture, clean minimalist lines, and floor-to-ceiling windows across its varied room types.
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