Hemu No.1 Station Villa

"Yizhan Villa" is situated at the junction of the new and old settlements of Hemu Village within the Kanas Scenic Area, adjacent to snow-capped mountains and streams. As one of the first luxury wilderness guesthouses in Hemu Village to embrace wabi-sabi aesthetics, its name derives from "Yizhan" — an early herdsmen's settlement in Hemu Village — thus inheriting the Tuwa people's philosophy of "co-existing in harmony with nature through shared breath". Renovated from two traditional wooden houses, the guesthouse adheres to the core concept of "the healing power of imperfection". Through the integration of rough-hewn logs with modern minimalist spaces, it has created a wabi-sabi aesthetic sanctuary hidden in the "God's Own Land". By engaging in dialogue with nature and blurring the boundary between wilderness and refinement, it offers a secluded haven for contemporary travelers in pursuit of spiritual retreat and healing.