Pufeng Mountain Villa

Pufeng Mountain Villa

Nestled on the western side of Baishigou, where the mountains are green, the waters are clear, and the people are kind, lies an eco-agricultural tourism area — Pufeng Mountain Villa. Here, terraced fields stretch out in vibrant layers of green, and grapevines hang in clusters of lush vines. Here, you can gaze, taste, listen, reminisce, and be entertained — every one of your senses can enjoy the finest experience.

When visiting Pufeng Mountain Villa, be sure not to miss climbing to Wanghu Pavilion at the peak of Longshan for a breathtaking view. Standing high in Wanghu Pavilion and looking southward, the view is expansive: East Lake glistens like a mirror under the sunlight, with water and trees standing proudly along the shore, while modern high-rises such as Guanzhong Building showcase Qingxu’s contemporary vibrancy. Looking north along the valley, you’ll see the lush greenery of Maming Mountain, with the white Sheli Pagoda and the colorful Fan Yu Temple faintly visible, adding charm to the century-old forest. Then, look to the opposite side: there lies Guishan (Tortoise Mountain). Legend has it that the back of the tortoise is an auspicious place of wealth — if one’s ancestral grave can be associated with the tortoise’s back, wealth is within easy reach. It’s said that the ancestral tomb of the Yao family, now Qingxu’s wealthiest, is located here. Look downward: the valley is deep and the slopes steep, with red-brick, gray-roofed houses scattered in orderly or random patterns, their chimneys emitting cooking smoke that envelops them, giving you the surreal feeling of glimpsing a heavenly palace. Turn around, and you’ll see over 2,000 acres of grapevines covering the slopes of the valley — their emerald, palm-shaped leaves and clusters of purple-red pearls offer visual delight whether viewed from afar or up close, never tiring the eye.