Meinong Yun Shan Ju Homestay. A place where flowers bloom with subtle fragrance and fine trees offer lush shade. The owner named it Yun Shan Ju. A place where flowers bloom with subtle fragrance and fine trees offer lush shade. The owner named it Yun Shan Ju. A pond was dug to the west, with a stream channeled to plant trees, creating a place for relaxation. Over thirty years, under the owner's dedicated management, it has become quite established, with abundant surrounding trees and a verdant courtyard, an ideal playground for children. The owner, a musician with the detachment of Lao Tzu and Zhuangzi, believes that if people have inner peace, it naturally benefits themselves and allows them to sincerely host others. The owner's artistic expression in the courtyard exemplifies this. Meinong Yun Shan Ju Homestay faces the Central Mountain Range (Dawu Mountain) to the east, with clear streams rushing, experiencing changing skies from dawn to dusk, a myriad of atmospheric phenomena. Lazily stealing half a day of leisure, watching the setting sun, like the strange peaks of Guilin, obscuring the sunlight, brings a unique sense of exhilaration. It used to be a gathering place for poets and scholars, often losing track of time until past midnight, with occasional light rain under a slanting sun, gentle breezes rustling through trees, bright spring days, clear moonlit nights, ripples on the pond, stones clashing with water, and birdsong among the branches. As a musician, the owner is naturally connected to art. The bonsai trees, also works of art, whether upright, cascading, scholarly, or elegant, are all meticulously crafted by the owner. Trees and stones are inseparable, with garden stones or scenic rocks.
Address: 高雄市美濃區龍山街56-1號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Kaohsiung