In Anji, you can always find your own sanctuary.

In the depths of the vast bamboo forests of Anji, Zhejiang, a mountain resort that embraces the philosophy of "slow living" is quietly emerging. The Anji Man Ziran Villa Resort Hotel uses contemporary design language to deconstruct traditional Jiangnan imagery, creating a healing space for urbanites where they can touch the sea of clouds and listen to the rhythm of the bamboo. The rooms have 12-meter floor-to-ceiling windows, a remote-controlled rooftop stargazing mode, volcanic rock walls in the bathroom, and a hinoki sauna, making bathing a ritual that connects you with nature. There is also a smart floor heating system, a natural camphor wood bathtub, a custom tea set with an Anji white tea set, bamboo fiber bedding hand-woven by intangible cultural heritage craftsmen, a Bose surround sound system, and a starry sky projection device. All ingredients are taken from the hotel's own organic farm, and direct supply agreements are signed with surrounding farmers. The menu changes with the seasons to ensure a seasonal experience of "eating wild in spring, tasting fresh in summer, harvesting fruit in autumn, and storing warmth in winter." A special "bamboo dew cold brew" is paired with handmade dried plum and vegetable shortbread. The temperature-controlled infinity pool is embedded in the mountain and turns into a hot spring pool in winter. The bamboo forest yoga platform is equipped with a singing bowl sound therapist. You can experience bamboo weaving and ancient papermaking in the intangible cultural heritage workshop. There are also hiking routes led by professional guides, and the children's nature education center has an insect hotel DIY project. Here, time flows at the rhythm of bamboo growth—wake up in the morning and enjoy a cup of golden tea in the sea of clouds, touch the weight of the dew with the tea pickers in the afternoon, and watch the mountain air gradually fill the green tiles in the twilight.