Step into Junying Village, where time slows down in this misty Fujian mountain retreat. Terracotta houses cascade down emerald tea terraces, with locals roasting high-mountain oolong the traditional way. Join the sunrise tea-picking ritual, lounge under a century-old banyan tree at dusk, then bed down in a revamped 知青 (educated youth) homestay – where 'tea by day, stars by night' becomes your rhythm.

Looking for a family-friendly escape with outdoor fun? This pet-friendly homestay ticks all boxes! Kids will love the play area and exciting stream trekking activities, while adults can unwind at the tea house or café. Perfect for work retreats with multifunction halls and meeting rooms. Enjoy free parking and easy access to hiking trails. Featured as National Day Top Pick and Budget Gem, it offers unbeatable value for your adventure!



















Everything you need to know about Junying Village
Stay at Junying Village Cloud Haven Lodge, a thoughtfully restored traditional farmhouse nestled among terraced tea fields. This boutique guesthouse offers sustainable mountain living with solar-powered rooms, organic linens, and locally sourced meals. Each room features floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing panoramic views of misty peaks and emerald tea plantations. Guests can join guided eco-tours, participate in organic farming workshops, or simply unwind with a cup of fresh high-altitude oolong tea under the stars.
Junying Village is located about 40 km east of Xiamen’s city center, accessible by car (approx. 1 hour) via the G78 Expressway. Alternatively, take Bus Line 652 from Xiamen Railway Station to the "Junying Village" stop, or book a private shuttle through local tour agencies. The scenic route winds through lush hillsides and rural villages, offering breathtaking views. On-site parking is available for drivers, making it easy to explore the village and surrounding trails at your own pace.
Immerse yourself in authentic Hakka culture through hands-on experiences like hand-picking tea leaves, learning traditional Oolong tea processing techniques, and enjoying a home-cooked Hakka meal featuring wild vegetables, claypot chicken, and taro dumplings. Weekly events such as the Mountain Festival include bamboo weaving demonstrations, folk singing contests, and evening bonfire gatherings. These activities provide a genuine glimpse into the village’s heritage and community spirit.
Yes! Head to the Starlight Viewing Platform, a secluded hilltop area with minimal light pollution, perfect for stargazing. During clear nights, you can witness the Milky Way arching across the sky and even catch shooting stars. Many lodges offer night sky storytelling sessions led by local guides who share constellations and ancient legends. Bring a blanket, hot tea, and enjoy the peaceful silence of the mountains under a star-filled canopy.
Absolutely. The Tea Fragrance Trail (1.5 km) is a gentle, well-maintained path ideal for children and seniors, featuring wooden boardwalks and interpretive signs about native flora. For a more adventurous option, the Cloud Sea Ridge Trail (3 km) offers rewarding panoramic views of terraced tea fields and distant peaks—though it includes some steep sections. All trails have safety railings, rest stops, and emergency stations, making them safe and enjoyable for family outings while fostering appreciation for nature.
The high-altitude Oolong tea grown here thrives at over 800 meters above sea level, where cool temperatures and rich soil produce a uniquely smooth, floral, and honey-sweet flavor. Visitors can experience the full tea-making process—from leaf picking to roasting—at on-site tea production workshops. Sample freshly brewed tea in a serene tea pavilion, and even create personalized tea gift sets to take home. It’s not just a drink—it’s a taste of mountain craftsmanship.
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