Nong Cun Lao Ye Homestay. Nantou | Nong Cun Lao Ye, a farmhouse courtyard where time stands still. After crossing Jilu Bridge, passing through fields, and gazing at the hills, all worries disappear. Nantou | Nong Cun Lao Ye, a farmhouse courtyard where time stands still. After crossing Jilu Bridge, passing through fields, and gazing at the hills, all worries disappear. It's like traveling through time, back to a retro era, encountering a farmhouse courtyard with 1950s Taiwanese charm. It feels like stepping into a scene from an ancient pastoral poem, with sunshine, greenery, mountain courtyards, and the owner Brother Liu's love for the land. Childhood memories in the heart. Your feet land on the soft grass, you gentlemen "Lao Ye" get out of the car, sunlight filters through the loofah trellis, you approach the wooden gate, the red bricks on the wall bear the marks of time, and the Spring Festival couplets by the door feel familiar. "Come in and sit down!" Brother Liu's enthusiastic greeting is heard, and a little yellow dog runs over—Kachito, a name inspired by a Spanish folk song, meaning "a gift from heaven." The spacious, modern three-section courtyard is full of layers. Through the large wooden windows that fill the space, the air and light from the front and back courtyards penetrate the house, leaving beautiful silhouettes on the window screens. The main house is divided by partitions and walls, with cypress corridors extending from both sides to the side houses and the greenery of the backyard, inviting you to slow down and wander freely. 1950s True Love Screening. Entering the house, the architecture is built with wood and natural stone, whether it's the beams inside the house or the stone construction in the courtyard.
Address: 南投縣鹿谷鄉瑞田村瑞田巷9-11號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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