Dulv · Blue Tears Liang'an Art Hostel

Entering Pingtan Island from the cross-sea bridge, I can’t help but admire the Creator’s love for this beautiful island. Passing through a boulevard surrounding the casuarina, huge white windmills stand at both ends of the road, and the wind leaves turn, as if entering the beautiful world depicted in a fairy tale. Turn into the village road from the azure seaside road, go up the mountain, and enter the village. The village is called "Shangyueding". It is an ancient village that was formed in the Ming Dynasty. Turning on a somewhat thrilling ramp, a paradise is in front of you: The most condescending location is Pingtan Blue Tears | Cross-Strait Art Homestay under the banner of Reading Travel.

The homestay is next to a true Jesuit church. Few people live around. The entrance of the homestay is low-key and unremarkable, and it is integrated with the quiet and simple village. It does not bluntly isolate the original scenery of the place, but integrates and upgrades. After the renovation and opening, it has risen to fame and has become a scenic spot without any dispute. Island NO.1 homestay. Pingtan. Blue Tears Cross-Strait Cultural Homestay is quite ingenious in site selection, with the scattered ancient houses and villages, and the unique beauty of the combination of mountains and seas. In order to create an immersive "sea view homestay" that combines nature and tradition, "Blue Tears" These local elements such as "stone house" and "coastline" are the keynotes-none of them can be less. Emphasizing the harmonious symbiosis between the homestay and the surrounding environment is also the basis for building a mountain and sea holiday.