Hong Yu Manor. The name 'Hong Yu' originates from a beautiful myth of the Kavalan people. The name 'Hong Yu' originates from a beautiful myth of the Kavalan people. The Kavalan people, who lived on this land in early times, were closely connected to the surrounding sea, mountains, forests, and sky. In legends, 'feathers' are a warm symbol of conveying messages, protecting travelers, and guiding the way. In modern Kavalan literature and art, feathers are often used metaphorically for 'returning to one's roots after wandering.' Inspired by this, Hong Yu Manor has designed a unique logo, hoping that this feather will become a direction in the hearts of travelers – 'The world is vast, and this place is just right, holding all lingering affections.' Each building within the manor is distinguished by feathers of different hues, highlighting its unique personality and function, as if infusing each space with a soul. Built with legendary heritage – Georgian Style originated in 18th-century England, showcasing understated luxury with its symmetry, elegance, balance, and Neoclassical characteristics. It is often described as a model of modern Neoclassicism, emphasizing simplicity yet maintaining fashionability, with a high degree of cultural depth. Hong Yu Manor, with Georgian style as its main axis, creates a solemn yet everyday comfortable atmosphere. The choice of this style is a gentle tribute to the history of the Lanyang region. In the past, the Kavalan people had frequent exchanges with the Dutch who came from afar, initiating early trade and cultural
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