A new hidden café in the forest—Xinzhu’s latest check-in spot
ByMOOKCompiled and reported by the Scenic Spots Home Editorial Team
In addition to the environmentally friendly concept of space reuse, using natural materials as building resources is also a way to protect the environment. Located in Zhubei, Hsinchu, there is a café hidden in the woods— – Houshi Jule, where you’ll find caves made of earth instead of cement, bamboo strips instead of steel bars, as well as natural building materials such as glutinous rice, rice bran, and rice straw to create a model green building. Among them, the Mud Nest Café is a major eye-catching highlight.
The Mud Nest at Houshi Jule is a major eye-catching highlight (Image source / Houshi Jule)
The interior of the Mud Nest at Houshi Jule is filled with a primitive natural atmosphere (Image source / Houshi Jule)
The Mud Nest, built with natural materials such as earth and rice straw, creates a serene tea-drinking environment and is also an organism that constantly changes with the breath of the four seasons (Image source / Houshi Jule)
Houshi Jule was awarded the 2016 Shopping Design BEST 100 in the Best Social Care / Environmentally Friendly Category (Image source / Houshi Jule)
Within less than a year of its establishment, Houshi Jule received recognition from Shopping Design’s 2016 BEST 100 through its care and dedication to the land and people (Image source / Houshi Jule)
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