Mao Ba Qunxian Residence

　　The Mao Ba Qunxian Residence Summer Resort is situated at the foot of Yuanliang Mountain, on the watershed between the Wu River and Yuan River systems. It is 35 kilometers south of the national 5A-level Taohuayuan Scenic Area and borders the Dabanying Primitive Forest to the north—the largest forested area of the same latitude (the mysterious 28th parallel) on Earth, known for its vast forest coverage and well-preserved ecological vegetation. Situated over 1,200 meters above sea level, the resort experiences a maximum summer temperature of 26°C and an annual average temperature of 15°C. The area enjoys cool summers and cold winters, making it ideal for summer retreats and winter snow viewing. The resort is built along the mountainside, with forest coverage reaching 80%, ancient towering trees, and lush greenery all year round. Within its vicinity, you can find the enchanting landscapes of the Houhe River peninsula, the scenic beauty of the Xisha River basin, which boasts first-class national water quality, and the Xiushui Hot Springs.

　　The resort currently hosts 69 micro-enterprises, which have driven the development of 154 rural guesthouses in the village and surrounding areas, including 27 star-rated ones, offering more than 1,800 beds and creating employment for 1,120 people. It receives over 100,000 visitors annually, generating an annual income of more than 15 million yuan. The area benefits from financial subsidies and tax rebates, with an average annual household income of several tens of thousands of yuan. The resort is equipped with comprehensive facilities, including a clinic, supermarket, hiking trails, recreational fishing ponds, ecological squares, landscape pavilions (viewing platforms), outdoor CS sports centers, and outdoor activity centers, making it your top choice for leisure, wellness, and summer retreats.

　　Here you can enjoy green and healthy food—drink mountain spring water, savor free-range chicken, taste cured meat and fern cake. Experience the rich Tujia culture by singing folk songs, dancing the Hand-Waving Dance, and wearing traditional Tujia attire. Immerse yourself in rural charm by staying in farmhouses, eating farm-style meals, and engaging in countryside chores, truly returning to a pastoral way of life. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city, return to the tranquility of nature, enjoy the coolness of the highlands, and experience a real-life version of a QQ Farm. Truly embrace a rural lifestyle—stay in a farmhouse, eat farm meals, enjoy local dishes, take part in farm work, and revel in country pleasures...