Ancient-style homestay! Near Laoshixia, with mountains, water, and fish—and it's free!

Features of Xiangtangshan Folk Village - Unique architectural style: Renovated from an ancient jujube tree village, the dwellings are all stone cave houses built by villagers using the "arched kiln" technique. These caves, constructed with bluestone, are warm in winter and cool in summer, durable, and exude a quaint charm. - Complete courtyard facilities: Courtyards like Busu Courtyard and Congtai Courtyard are scattered throughout, offering well-equipped spaces for accommodation, leisure, and entertainment. - Strong nostalgic atmosphere: Elements from the 1960s are scattered everywhere. The communal dining hall features a "People's Commune era" style, with blue brick walls, old photos, wooden tables and chairs, blackboard bulletins, red slogans, and vintage TVs, transporting visitors back to the 1960s. - Unique culinary experience: Enjoy "firewood" lamb soup, traditionally simmered in an iron pot over a wood fire, which imparts a special flavor and aroma. Other authentic dishes include handmade dumplings, farm-style stews, wild mountain vegetables, and Sanxia Pot. - Rich cultural activities: Evenings feature staff talent shows and folk culture-related activities, allowing visitors to experience local cultural charm. Attraction: Laoshixia - Stunning natural scenery: Known as Fengfeng's "Little Jiuzhaigou," the 400-meter-long gorge boasts a silver dragon-like waterfall, crystal-clear riverbeds, rugged rocks, and abundant wildflowers, aquatic plants, and reeds. - Abundant water activities: The shallow water area is perfect for catching fish and shrimp. Climbing the wooden steps, visitors can feel the cool splash of water up close, making it an ideal spot for family fun. - Free admission: No entrance or parking fees, offering great value for family outings or trips with friends.