In Quzhou! Sleep in a thousand-year-old village where you can see the Milky Way with the naked eye.

As a brand with a unique design aesthetic, it reconstructs and defines new lines and spaces in the countryside, in the fields, on the mountainside, and by the water. From Tonglu Weichi·Qianshan to Zhangjiajie's Weichi·Suyunjian... "Weichi" brings beautiful places into our view, just to find the softest place to stay in our hearts. This time, the new Weichi store is located in Kaihua, Quzhou, a deep and primitive village that has been circulating for more than a hundred years-Gaotiankeng Village.
▪️ Quzhou Weichi·Xingsu Gaotian
▪️ Quzhou Kaihua Changhong Township Gaotiankeng
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The Weichi Star House, full of Zhejiang West rammed earth architectural style, is inspired by various starry sky themes, such as Venus, Vega, Changgeng, Yaoguang, and Niulang. Each house retains the original rammed earth exterior wall and black tile features of the ancient village, and at the same time cleverly integrates the local traditional architectural style for innovative transformation. Those old wooden plug doors, rattan chairs and wooden furniture not only retain the historical charm of the house, but also give them new life.
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5 old houses, 21 rooms. There are also supporting facilities such as the book room, coffee and gallery, village market, and autumn meal. The exterior of the homestay is an old Zhejiang West rammed earth house, which retains the basic charm of the ancient village. The interior incorporates a modern style, uses various star products and intelligent facilities, and creates a house that can breathe.
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In addition, Gaotiankeng is surrounded by mountains, and light pollution is almost zero. It is a natural dark night area certified by the International Dark Night Astronomy Organization. The Dark Night Park has the highest-altitude observatory and a star-watching camping base, which can provide professional astronomical telescopes and other star-watching equipment, and is an excellent activity venue for carrying out astronomical popular science education and research.

Post by DOMINIC FOWLER | Oct 3, 2024