Intangible Cultural Heritage Handicrafts + Mountain Wilderness! This Hidden Gem Homestay in Luoyang Is So Fun to Explore

🌳Intangible Cultural Heritage Handicrafts + Mountain Wilderness! This Hidden Gem Homestay in Luoyang Is So Fun to Explore🌳 Dear friends! I’ve discovered a "Fairy Courtyard" 🏡 hidden deep in the mountains of Luanchuan. Here, you can experience the millennium-old intangible cultural heritage of wood lacquer art and also run wild in the forest. This is truly the most healing way to enjoy autumn! 🪚【Top-Level Intangible Cultural Heritage Handicrafts】 The homestay owner is actually the inheritor of the "Western Henan Small Woodwork" intangible cultural heritage! Even beginners can make wooden spoons and hairpins, and the sense of accomplishment from hand-polishing these small items is amazing. The lacquer workshop is absolutely incredible! Follow the teacher to mix natural lacquer and color wooden bowls—it's like stepping back into an ancient craftsman’s workshop✨. You can even take the finished lacquerware home as a souvenir! 🍂【Autumn-Exclusive Mountain Wilderness Activities】 ✔️ Forest Treasure Hunt: Follow the host into the mountains to pick mushrooms (there are the most mushrooms after rain!). If you’re lucky, you might also find branches full of hicknuts and wild kiwifruit🌰. ✔️ Hiking and Fresh Air: Climb the wild mountain along the thousand-year-old plank road. The sea of clouds at the summit looks like an ink painting, and any photo you take with your phone is wallpaper-worthy! ✔️ Autumn Drying Experience: Bamboo trays are set up in the courtyard to dry hawthorn and persimmons. Learn to make persimmon cakes with the auntie—so sweet it warms your heart~ 🛏️【Stay in a Large Mountain-View House】 The rooms have a natural wood style and come with terraces. Open the window to see layers of green mountains! At night, brew some wild chrysanthemum tea from Luanchuan, listen to the mountain breeze, and watch the stars—city worries just melt away. A little secret: the owner also cooks authentic farmhouse dishes. The Luanchuan tofu feast and firewood-braised native chicken are so delicious you’ll want to lick the plate! ⚠️Tips: The temperature difference between morning and evening in the mountains is big, so remember to bring a light jacket! At the end of the month, you can also visit the Wangfu Bamboo Sea to see the Autumn Drying Festival. The mountains covered with corn and chili peppers are truly breathtaking~ This autumn, come to Luanchuan and be a "mountain dweller" for a few days!