Name: 自家人饭店
Address: Long Hair Inn, Longsheng
Telephone: 15977091288
Price range: 10
Rating: 3

The atmosphere is quite lively and the taste is quite pastoral. I am used to eating fine food in the city, so it is good to eat some simple food occasionally.

[Mint] Environment:
Original stilt house, the historical value of this house is much greater than its actual value. Although it is not decorated, it has maintained its original appearance.

Bamboo tube rice
Bamboo tube dishes may not be delicious, but bamboo tube rice is definitely good.

[Service bell] Service:
The attitude is quite friendly.

烟火气倒是蛮足的，味道就挺田园牧歌的，在城市里吃细粮习惯了，偶尔吃点粗茶淡饭也挺好的。[薄荷]环境：原始吊脚楼，这个房子的历史价值比实际价值多多了，虽然没什么装修，但好歹保持了原貌。 竹筒饭 竹筒的菜不一定好吃，竹筒饭肯定没问题。[服务铃]服务：态度挺四海八荒的。

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Beautiful scenery and delicious food are indispensable. Dining with beautiful scenery is very appetizing. I recommend it and hope to come again next time.

No.7 of Local Restaurants in Longsheng

🌾 Longsheng: A Millennium&#39;s Secret Hidden in the Folds of the Terraces
When the first rays of morning sunlight bathe the Longji Rice Terraces, the layers upon layers of them seem to be sprinkled with gold. I once thought the terraces were merely a spectacle, until I met an 83-year-old Yao woman carrying a bamboo basket as she walked along the ridges of her fields. I finally understood that they are measuring the rings of the land with their lives.

🌄 Longji Rice Terraces: The Most Beautiful Curves on Earth
As early as the Yuan Dynasty, Zhuang and Yao ancestors began cultivating terraced fields in Longji. Over 2,300 terraces stretch across 10 square kilometers on the slopes at altitudes ranging from 300 to 1,100 meters, creating stunning landscapes such as &quot;Seven Stars and the Moon&quot; and &quot;Nine Dragons and Five Tigers.&quot; The oldest terraces are over 650 years old and still utilize the traditional &quot;coupled ploughing&quot; method&mdash;two oxen working side by side&mdash;a farming tradition dating back to the Sui and Tang dynasties. (Summit Tip: We recommend taking the Longji Cableway directly to the Golden Buddha Summit, saving you two hours of climbing and offering panoramic views.)

👩 Huangluo Red Yao Village: The Story of Long Hair in a Bun
On the way to Jinkeng Dazhai, be sure to stop at the Huangluo Changfa Village Restaurant. The Red Yao women here are known for their &quot;three unique traits&quot;: their hair as belts, their embroidered clothes, and their shoes that curl up. They never cut their hair, with the longest reaching 2.1 meters. Before bundling their hair, they first use ancestral rice washing water to condition it. Sitting in a wooden building, eating bamboo rice, watching the elderly women comb their hair while singing Yao songs, it&#39;s as if time has become the flowing black silk of their hair.

🚡 Journey on the High-Aerial Cableway
Being in the transparent cable car of the Longji Cableway is truly magical&mdash;a flowing sea of green beneath your feet, and wisps of smoke rising from stilt houses in the distance. As the cable car soars through the clouds, I suddenly understand why the Yao legend holds that terraced fields are a ladder connecting heaven and earth. Be sure to choose a clear evening to experience the stunning sunset over the terraced fields and the starry sky as the boat sails across them.

Every ridge here is a line of poetry written by our ancestors, and every strand of hair is entwined with ancient legends. While modern people still seek &quot;poetry and distant places,&quot; the people of Longsheng have long transformed their lives into a landscape painting.
#TravelWithCuriosity #IntangibleHeritage #UncommonTravelDestinations #TerracedFieldPhotographyGuide #LongjiTerracedFieldsLongjiLongsheng

The Hongyao Long Hair Village, also known as the Huangluo Yao Village, is home to an entire ethnic group of the Hongyao people. The Jinjiang River flows through the village, with two iron chain bridges connecting the villages on both sides. The village is nestled against the Longji Mountain, nestled where the Longji Rice Terraces begin their upward spiral, offering breathtaking scenery.
*Location:
The Hongyao Long Hair Village is located in Huangluo Yao Village, Longji Town, Longsheng County, within the Longji Rice Terraces Scenic Area.
*China Long Hair Science and Technology Museum:
Located at the foot of the Longji Rice Terraces, this five-story, five-story museum boasts a floor area exceeding 20,000 square meters and is the world&#39;s first science and technology museum dedicated to hair. The first floor houses the Chinese Long Hair Culture section, the second and third floors house scientific research exhibition halls, and the fourth and fifth floors serve as a livestreaming platform, seamlessly integrating the brand&#39;s production, sales, research, and exhibition.
*Long Hair Customs:
Married Hongyao women wear their long hair in a style reminiscent of the Longji Rice Terraces; unmarried women cover their hair with a headscarf. The Hong Yao women believe that long hair symbolizes &quot;longevity and prosperity,&quot; symbolizing longevity, wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.
*Hair Care Tips:
Hong Yao women use processed rice water to wash their hair. They also add grapefruit peels, tea oil residue, and some secret Chinese herbs to the fermented rice water, boil it, and use it to wash their hair after it cools. This makes their hair smooth, black, shiny, and free of dryness, yellowing, and split ends.
*Traditional Costume:
Hong Yao women wear vibrant red garments woven and dyed by themselves, embroidered with patterns of flowers, trees, birds, and animals. A single set of fully hand-embroidered garments can take three years to complete, showcasing the Hong Yao people&#39;s exquisite craftsmanship.
*Song and Dance:
In Huangluo Yao Village, the main dances include the Long Hair Dance, the Long Drum Dance, and the Straw Sandal Dance. Traditional songs include the Wedding Crying Song and the Yao Great Song. Upon arrival, Yao women, dressed in vibrant ethnic costumes, line up to welcome visitors with sweet folk songs and perform unique dances.

The Yao people of Longji Rice Terraces now not only make a living by farming, because Longji Rice Terraces are famous all over the world, so many Yao people use the characteristic buildings of the Yao village where they live as inns and restaurants to attract tourists. The inn I stayed in was at the top of the mountain, so I had to climb a section of the mountain road to get there. Yue Inn is also a more distinctive inn among these B&amp;Bs and has its own restaurant, which not only provides accommodation but also meals for tourists.

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