Courtyard-Style Guesthouse for Your Mount Jiuhua Trip

Planning a trip to Mount Jiuhua? A courtyard-style guesthouse might be just what you need. This place features a classical courtyard design with white walls and black tiles, making you feel like you've stepped into a traditional Chinese ink painting of Jiangnan. 🎨 The courtyard is adorned with a small pavilion, stone-paved paths, and lush greenery, making it perfect for taking photos or simply relaxing. In the morning, sunlight streams through the intricately carved wooden windows, waking you up to the sound of birdsong. In the afternoon, you can sway gently on the courtyard swing, watching the clouds drift by. By evening, the warm yellow lights create a cozy and romantic atmosphere, as if time itself has slowed down. The guesthouse offers a variety of room types, so whether you're traveling solo for some peace and quiet or with family and friends, you'll find a room that suits your needs. Each room is thoughtfully decorated, blending classical charm with modern comforts, ensuring a delightful stay. Here, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can immerse yourself in tranquility and beauty—it's the perfect place to unwind. And while you're in the area, Mount Jiuhua is a must-visit destination! Here's a super handy travel guide to Mount Jiuhua for you👇 From Guiyuan Tianju (the guesthouse), it's very convenient to get to Mount Jiuhua. The distance is short, and transportation is easy. Mount Jiuhua is one of China's four sacred Buddhist mountains, known for its profound Buddhist culture and stunning natural scenery. First, about the tickets 🎫: You can book them online in advance or purchase them on-site. During the peak season (January 16 - November 14), tickets are 160 RMB per person, while in the off-season (November 15 - January 15 of the following year), they are 140 RMB per person. Once at Mount Jiuhua, the Flesh Body Hall is a must-visit. As one of the core attractions of this Buddhist holy site, it houses the mummified body of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, exuding a solemn and sacred atmosphere that immerses you in the rich religious culture. Another highlight is the Hundred-Year Palace, which you can reach by cable car. The ride offers a bird's-eye view of Mount Jiuhua's breathtaking scenery. At the palace, you can see the mummified body of Monk Wu Xia and admire the ancient temple's architectural beauty. For nature lovers, the Heavenly Terrace (Tiantai) is not to be missed. There's a saying, "If you haven't been to Tiantai, you haven't truly visited Mount Jiuhua." As the main peak of the mountain, Tiantai offers panoramic views of the majestic peaks, sea of clouds, and pine forests. The awe-inspiring beauty will leave you speechless. As for food, Mount Jiuhua's vegetarian cuisine is a unique experience—light, delicious, and a reflection of its distinct culinary culture. Be sure to give it a try! It's recommended to spend 1-2 days exploring Mount Jiuhua to fully appreciate its beauty at a leisurely pace. If you have more time, consider staying overnight at one of the mountain's temples to experience the serene life of morning bells and evening drums. That's all for the guide! Come to Guiyuan Tianju and embark on a healing and fulfilling journey.✨