Caixia Homestay

The boss is very nice. It is very convenient to hike on the riverbed and eat. There are mosquitoes in the mountains. The boss also lit mosquito coils and brought a fan.

The B&B is in the middle of the ancient riverbed, behind Longmen Inn. We stayed for two nights and walked slowly along the ancient riverbed in the east and west directions. We also visited Tenglong Cave the next afternoon. Special thanks to Uncle Wang from the inn, who personally served as our guide to the ancient riverbed. Fate brought us together with the simple innkeeper and his family, and with like-minded fellow travelers from Wuhan. The two ten-year-old city kids were very happy to have successfully challenged the ancient riverbed. In the evening, at the edge of the tall cornfield, in the small courtyard of the B&B, feeling the cool mountain breeze, listening to the chirping of insects, and gazing at the 250 million-year-old riverbed, the two families had a few drinks with the B&B owner and listened to their stories about the ancient riverbed. It was so beautiful that it was beyond words and would surely be a wonderful memory for a lifetime. The rooms in the B&B are not big, but they are relatively clean and very cost-effective. We had dinner in the courtyard until 10 o'clock on the first night, and there were no flying insects or mosquitoes under the lights. It was incredible. In short, I highly recommend it!