Huating at Mount Mogan

Huating at Mount Mogan

Huating at Mount Mogan is an exquisite and compact two-story building with a double-eaved structure, featuring upturned eaves adorned with carved patterns and a glazed roof. The surrounding corridors are fitted with bright red railings, and the building is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows and round arched doorways. The beams and window frames are painted with colorful floral designs. In front of Huating lies a small courtyard, at the far end of which stands a low wall. Beyond the wall stretches a vast sea of bamboo, majestic in scale. Osmanthus trees are planted all around, and when mid-autumn arrives, their fragrance fills the air along with the blooming chrysanthemums, releasing waves of rich scent. Inside the hall is a teahouse, along with a reading pavilion and a photo studio. Visitors often stop here for tea and a brief rest as they go up or down, enjoying the delicate aroma and mellow taste of Moganhuangya tea.