When it comes to Dujiangyan, it is often associated with water conservancy projects. In fact, as a very popular summer resort in western Sichuan, Dujiangyan still has many attractions worth visiting. Aman Resort, which is funded by the Shanghai Imperial Courtyard Group, is one of them.

Aman Resorts offers recreational facilities and activities as well as accommodation options. Many Chengdu B&B hotels are hidden in the mountains and forests, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and are very popular among the "Wenqing" group. In addition, its "treehouse" is very practical and fun for parents and children.

There are a total of 17 treehouses in Tixing Valley, and the treehouses are dotted around the bamboo forest, each including a room. The treehouses are divided into two areas, A, with a total of 12 treehouses, each named after a constellation, and the remaining 5 in Zone B, named after the constellations. The appearance of the treehouses also varies, some are painted red, and some are available in mirror shapes. In strong contrast with the appearance, the interior layout of the room is simple and tidy, and at first glance it is not much different from the general hotel, but in fact there are some hidden mysteries. Not only is there a picture window in each room, but the ceiling facing the bed is also designed as a remote-controlled glass skylight, making the room transparent during the day and suitable for stargazing at night.

The treehouse is already parent-child, and the surrounding Fox Baba Adventure Park is also quite popular with children. There are abundant activities in the park, such as treetop ziplines, rock climbing, and horseback riding. In addition to this, the Green School and the Mini Zoo are also exclusive areas for children. However, as a homestay project, Aman lacks the quietness it deserves, which is the biggest shortcoming.