On a meadow, at the confluence of two mountain creeks, our big yurt (8m diameter) sits upon a round platform built of stone. Surrounding the yurt are enchanted places in both sun and shadow and on the yurt's north side stand old trees that help to provide protection from winter's harsher elements.

Through the small covered porch one enters a spacious structure formed by bamboo poles and a chestnut parquet floor. A double bed and an extendible couch offer comfortable sleeping for four people with extra floor matresses available which would allow for acamodation for up to six persons. Cozy areas to read or just rest, also near the wood stove, in cooler weather, provides a warm ambience.

Just a few steps away within a small structure of earth brick are a compost toilet using earthworms and a shower. Nearby, resting up upon a small terrace, is another structure made of wood which serves as the summer kitchen which easily allows for self catering. It is equipped complete with a cooking stove, refrigerator, running water and a wood stove to heat. During the warmer periods, it can be opened up via sliding doors and a removable wall, transforming it into a summer-forest kitchen, where the song of the nightingale accompanies you in the chopping of vegetables.