quiet natural setting; secluded beauty
Literary term for the profound, quiet charm of a natural place, often with a sense of refined seclusion. Rare in modern conversation; found in classical or poetic descriptions.
This garden has a deep, quiet charm.
Compound of 幽 (secluded, quiet) and 趣 (taste, charm). The exact historical derivation is uncertain; the spelling is conventionally associated with the meaning of quiet, refined natural beauty.