Set along the calm banks of Chongyang Creek, with the majestic Wuyi Mountains as a backdrop, House of the Present offers a sanctuary where life and nature exist in seamless integration. Minutes away from Wuyishan Airport and nearby train stations, the retreat balances accessibility and calm.

Guided by Feng Shui principles, the house embodies harmony and balance. Two intimate communal courtyards provide spaces for gathering, reflection, and quiet contemplation, while traditional Eastern design blends effortlessly with modern comfort, creating an environment that invites mindfulness and presence.

Cuisine is at the heart of the experience. Meals are prepared on a traditional wood-burning stove. Using local, organic ingredients, our chef curates a seasonal menu that flows with the rhythm of the year, offering a culinary journey that mirrors the retreat’s connection to nature.

Dedicated spaces for meditation, sound healing, and tea ceremony allow guests to slow down and reconnect with themselves. Each room features traditional Eastern incense, complemented by a dedicated incense appreciation room and botanical herbal bath products for a restorative touch.

Adjacent to Wuyishan National Park, House of the Present also opens the door to the region’s unique cultural and natural heritage. Guests can explore mist-shrouded peaks, historic tea-growing terroirs, and the traditions that have shaped this storied landscape for centuries.

More than a place to stay, House of the Present is an invitation to live in rhythm with nature, to awaken the senses, and to rediscover the profound beauty of the present moment.