Niuji'an Health & Wellness Resort
Niuji'an Health & Wellness Resort is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.
Niuji'an — nature’s finest “gift.” The Niuji'an Health & Wellness Resort is positioned as a return to one’s roots. Nestled deep within the mountains and surrounded by peaks, when viewed from above, the land resembles a reclining ox, and halfway up the mountain sits a small hermitage, hence the name “Niuji'an.”
It is situated in Niuji'an Village, Kunlun Town, Zichuan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, covering an area of over 3,000 acres. The resort aims to become a high-end agricultural complex integrating business, tourism, vacation, wellness, leisure, fruit picking, and farming. It strives to bring a touch of pristine nature to people living busy urban lives, offering them the experience of “a paradise naturally formed, where one feels like an immortal in a celestial mountain.”
The resort can accommodate over 300 visitors at a time, featuring dozens of farmhouse courtyards, a five-story comprehensive building, over 300 acres of fruit orchards, as well as numerous scenic elements including restored stone slab houses, temples, a Guanyin statue, and an artificial lake.
Shandong Niuji'an Health & Wellness Resort officially opened to the public on August 1, 2015.
Niuji'an Village: Located 6.5 kilometers southwest of Kunlun Town, Zichuan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, and bordering Boshan District to the south, Niuji'an Village was established in the mid-Qing Dynasty and is a traditional ancient village with a history of over 400 years. In 2015, it was designated as a “Provincial-Level Ancient Village” in Shandong Province.
Nestled deep in the mountains, Niuji'an Village enjoys the reputation of being a “village in the sky.” Surrounded by peaks, the entire village, when viewed from above, resembles a reclining ox. Halfway up the mountain sits a small hermitage named “Niuji'an.”
There are two main legends about the origin of the village’s name:
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