Where can I stay in a cave dwelling when traveling?

Travel Guide for Cave Dwellings

Qingyang, Gansu Province is located in the typical Longdong Loess Plateau area. The local residents have completely preserved the traditional living style of loess cave dwellings, which has become the folk custom of Qingyang today. Important parts of the trip. According to "Gansu General Chronicles", the people of Qingyang Prefecture "are good at farming and doing their own business. They have the legacy of the ancestors. They made pottery caves for living in and used raccoon dogs as fur to keep out the cold." These are two different forms of cave dwellings excavated by the ancient Zhou people according to different geographical environmental conditions. Today, this ancient form of settlement can be seen everywhere in Qingyang. People relied on the slope of the ditch to build houses on the cliff, which they called "Yazhuang". They dug a large, square pit two to three feet deep from the plateau, and then dug a hole inward on the four walls. The hole cave dwelling is like an underground courtyard, called "Dikeng Village". This unique settlement and the people's way of life have their own merits. There is a poem that praises: Gentlemen who come from afar to come to this village will not laugh at the earthen kiln without buildings. Although it is not a fairy cave, it is lovely and warm in winter and cool in summer.