Shanshui Fenglu Art Museum ~ Pushi Lizhi

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What defines the transcendent beauty of mountains, water, and nature? The artistic space of Pushi Lizhi harmoniously blends with the elements of sky, earth, mist, springs, and streams, exquisitely situated on the weir edge of Wulai Hot Springs. As the name suggests, Pushi is nestled in the misty thermal valley like unpolished jade yet radiates an understated elegance. The artful arrangement of large rocks, landscaping, and wooden pathways vividly captures Wulai’s seasonal essence of “mountain, wind, rain, and dew.” From exterior to interior, the design adheres to a minimalist, natural aesthetic. In the hotel lobby, the Japanese-style floor hearth contrasts beautifully with the sheer cliffs visible through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests and space interact harmoniously—sitting cross-legged in this naturally formed stone cave, where sunlight and moonlight filter through, creates a tranquil and comforting retreat.

Benefiting from its prime location on the weir, every hot spring villa faces the stream. The property features 35 rooms, primarily in five styles: Cloud Viewing, Scenic Joy, Spring Listening, Stream Appreciation, and Pushi Suites. Each room comes with a private hot spring tub made of Guanyin stone. Modern-themed rooms—Nong, Jing, Tai, Long, and Xiang—are newly redesigned with a traditional Chinese concept, offering distinctive room experiences. Outside the rooms, the artificial waterfall is designed along a horizontal line, allowing guests to enjoy the natural scenery of gentle streams and towering trees while soaking.

Additionally, there are 21 scenic hot spring villas, featuring three different design styles such as hot and cold spring pools, large tubs with lounge chairs, and cypress barrel tubs. The other six themed hot spring villas—"Nostalgia," "Golden Garland," "Hot Pot," "Atayal," "Tropical," and "Pushi"—are semi-open-air and tailored to different moods. With mountain views, hot springs, floral scents, and sunlight, the sensory experience is complemented by culinary delights. The "Shuiyan Tea House" is ingeniously located by the courtyard pond, built with the creative concept of a waterside restaurant. Meanwhile, "Pushi Dining Hall" showcases light and shadow layers through its latticed wooden pillars, and its cuisine masterfully blends the flavor profiles of Chinese, Japanese, and French gastronomy into a seamless culinary experience.

Address: No. 61, Yan Di Road, Zhongzhi Li, Wulai District, New Taipei City

Phone: 02-2661-8000

Website: www.pauselandis.com.tw