[2025 Beichuan Stay] Travel Guide for Beichuan Half Pot Edge (Updated Mar)

|Half the rim of the pot. This is a B&B I will definitely visit for the second time | Half Pot Fate [Love] is a B&B that allows pets, provided that they do not damage the items, keep the place clean, and do not put pets on the bed. The store owner's attitude is very, very good, very considerate and friendly. [Love] The environment is very good, and you can see that it is designed with great care. There are quite a lot of rooms, including suites, and you can choose according to your needs. There is a huge temperature difference between day and night! Remember to bring thick clothes! [Love] The cats are cute, the food is delicious and reasonably priced, and the beer is tasty too! The sound insulation is a little bit poor. (I can hear my friend snoring next door hahahaha) In general, I highly recommend it. It's a natural oxygen bar and it's very comfortable to live in.

As the night falls and stars twinkle, the evening at Half Pot Edge unfolds slowly, resembling an elegant ink painting. The moonlight gently spills over the rustic teapot, which is half-full, seemingly holding endless stories and warmth. It reflects everything around, casting a soft and mysterious silver glow. Around, a veil-like mist lingers, adding a touch of haziness and dreaminess to the night. A gentle breeze carries a faint floral scent, a blend of wild cotton and century-old camellias whispering in the courtyard. They bloom quietly in this serene night, welcoming every soul that passes by with their purest form. Here, time seems to slow down, making one forget the hustle and bustle of the world, and just want to immerse in this tranquility and beauty. This place is not just a space, but a state of mind, allowing everyone who steps in to feel an indescribable peace and contentment. It offers a personal sanctuary of calm amidst the busy and restless life.

Wahugou Village, named for its resemblance to a clay pot, holds the leisurely life of a mountain village within its 'pot' and lets out the essence of the village through its 'spout'. Located more than two hours' drive from Mianyang, 'Half Pot Edge' is nestled among tall cedar trees. Pushing open the rustic wooden door, you're greeted by the fresh scent of wood. The interior is primarily wooden, with doors, windows, tables, and chairs all made of wood, using traditional mortise and tenon joints without a single nail. Passing through the reception hall, you enter a different world. A large courtyard comes into view, with various vegetables planted along the edges. Walking through the courtyard, you can feel the essence of nature everywhere. The tea room's table is made from a single piece of wood, paired with bamboo chairs. Sipping tea here offers a unique experience. Looking into the distance, you see not just a view from the window, but a scene at every step, with beauty everywhere you look. Gather a few friends for a short stay in Wahugou, to write, paint, taste the local cured meat, and enjoy wild vegetables. Escape the hustle and bustle of the world and feel the coolness of summer at an altitude of 1350 meters... ❤️ Here, you can nourish your body, mind, lungs, and stomach. ✌️