"The skewered meatball house" by the field. In the center of the rice field.

"Skewered Meatball House"

By the fields, in the center of the golden fields, where the wind blows the ears as if dancing, there is a special little village called "Meatball House," not only a lovely name, but a term that describes the unique architecture of this farmhouse.

The inspiration for the creation of these houses came from the delicious skewered toasted meatballs that the locals ate. Every day, the peasants took a break from hard work, quenched their thirst and energized with hot toasted meatballs from street vendors. The image of the round meatballs lined the skewers sparked the idea for a local architect.

He envisioned a rest house built of several large "meatballs," stacked in layers on a sturdy wooden frame, each pierced into a round window or rectangle, old wooden panes that opened into a verdant field view, the roof of the house made of meticulously thatched dry straw, with a warm and natural feel, like a big straw hat that protected the house from sun and rain wind.

Each house has a small wooden porch that extends from each floor of the "meatballs," a place to sit and sip tea, coffee, or just watch the sunrise and sunset over a field. The bottom of the house, which is the base of the "skewer," is designed as a collective seating area, or a small kitchen, where guests can socialize, share stories, or even share a meal.

A small stone walkway leads from the big road, through a garden of flowers and green bushes, to a front door made of hardwood, a simple decorative home atmosphere but latent in warmth, handmade wooden furniture, brightly colored hand-woven fabrics, and little decorations reflecting the peasant way of life.

The "skewered meatball house" is not only a place to stay, but an experience, a combination of creativity, local culture, and the need to create exotic and memorable retreats. Everyone who visits it says in one voice: "It not only makes for a rest but also a rest and a sense of the magic of field life in an unprecedented way.

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