Aba Maoxian | Niche village | Chibusu Town

Who would decide to explore a place just because its name sounds pleasant? That's right, it's us. The name Chibusu sounds beautiful. Last month, we planned to watch a meteor shower🌠 But the heavy rain in Chengdu ruined our plan. Just then, our teammate discovered Chibusu on the map, and we immediately decided to explore this mysterious place. What an unexpected surprise! This small village may have been built by the government to promote tourism and culture, but it seems that the publicity is not enough, and there are few tourists. We rode our motorcycles around the village twice, and only met a few local aunts. The scenery of the village is much more beautiful than the photos, and the typical Qiang people's stone houses🏠 are very charming. - The campsite we found is really great: advantages include: 1⃣️The campsite is located near the river, and the white noise makes people feel comfortable. 2⃣️It is only more than 200 kilometers away from Chengdu, and the transportation is convenient. 3⃣️The air is fresh, there are few cars and people, and there are no mosquitoes. 4⃣️The altitude is about 1,800 meters, which is suitable for most people. 5⃣️The campsite is surrounded by orchards, and the environment is pleasant. 6⃣️The price is affordable, the tent rental fee is only 20 yuan, and the campsite environment is good (due to the rain, we chose to set up a tent at the door of the owner's house). 7⃣️The owner is not only beautiful in appearance, but also kind-hearted. - Of course, there are also disadvantages, such as no running water. Drinking water needs to be fetched by the owner from the well and then filtered through a water purifier. The toilet water is prepared by the owner in advance. If you have any special needs, you can communicate with the kind and beautiful owner. - In addition, there is no restaurant here, so it is recommended to bring your own food. If you need to eat out, you can drive🚗 for about 10 minutes to Sergul, where you can find delicious Sichuan cuisine at a reasonable price and in large portions (I ate bacon fried with pure pork belly for the first time in western Sichuan). Further inside, there are two very interesting villages called "Xi Xi Zhai" and "Ha Ha Zhai". I am very curious about these places, but the owner told us that these villages are located on the mountain and have been abandoned. Due to time constraints, we did not visit them. I guess these villages may be similar in style to Jiuzi Village. If you have time, you can explore them and tell me your feelings.