Puwa Township Beijing-Tibetan Family Farmhouse is located in Yudouquan Village, Puwa Township, Fangshan District, southwest of Beijing. Yudouquan Village is a village in the west of Puwa Township and borders Yesanpo, Hebei Province. It is commonly known as the "West Pole of Kyoto" and has convenient transportation. National Highway 108 runs through the village. It starts from Fangshan. The Beijing bus that ends in Yudouquan Village runs twice a day. It is a good place for self-driving and middle-aged and elderly people to travel and take a vacation.

The Beijing-Tibetan Family Farmhouse in Puwa Township is divided into two-story buildings. All rooms are equipped with luxurious queen beds, air conditioning, and cable TV. The rooms are clean and tidy, with clear windows. Each guest changes the sheets and quilt covers in the room. When you walk into the farmhouse, we have a number of simple and warm rooms for you to choose from. The farmhouse has 8 rooms, allowing tourists to stay with peace of mind and peace of mind. There is a beautiful scenery outside the window, with green mountains in front of you, and the afterglow of the sunset shines lightly on the eaves of the pavilion.

There is a restaurant on the first floor of the Beijing-Tibetan Farmhouse in Puwa Township, which can accommodate 30 people dining at the same time. For authentic farmhouse meals, you can taste rural specialties in the suburbs of Beijing, including mountain vegetables, mushrooms, small chicken, pepper sprouts, black bean sprouts, home-made tofu, barbecue, roasted whole sheep, and everything you want. There are also various home-grown vegetables that can be seen everywhere here. They can be picked and eaten now, without pesticides or fertilizers. There is no pollution at all. The owner of the pure green organic farmhouse is an authentic local. He treats people warmly, is lively and cheerful, and is good at making friends, making you feel at home.

The Beijing-Tibetan Family Farmhouse in Puwa Township is a comprehensive farmhouse integrating catering, accommodation and entertainment. The Juma River in Yesanpo not far from the farmhouse can be used for boating, rowing bamboo rafts, swimming, fishing, shrimp fishing and fishing. In the evening, everyone can sit around the bonfire in front of the farmyard, drink wine, sing songs, enjoy the bright stars, and chat about the common shortcomings of the family. Let you, who has lived in a prosperous city for a long time, be intoxicated in the embrace of nature.

Scenic spots around the Beijing-Tibetan People's Farmhouse in Puwa Township include Yesanpo, Bailixia, Yugu Cave, Longmen Tianguan, Baicaopan, Tianxuan, Huatai and other scenic spots. During the Qingming Festival, apricot blossoms bloom, and the apricot blossoms all over the mountains and fields are like mist and smoke. Light cover the mountains and rivers, like a fairyland. If you can't go to poetry and distance, just walk around your doorstep and see the apricot blossoms all over the mountains and fields. As long as you are happy, there are scenery everywhere. During the National Day, the mountain scenery is colorful and colorful, and the scenery is pleasant. In the golden autumn of October, there are mountains, waters and forests. A leaf knows the strong autumn feeling. The blue sky and white clouds are clear. Feel the atmosphere and beauty of nature. The mountains and rivers are beautiful in the depths of nature. Yudouquan Village was once the breeding farm owned by Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is divided into Damatu and Xiaoma. Damatu mainly raised war horses, and Xiaoma mainly raised newborn ponies.

Historical allusions: Three hundred years ago, Yunnan Pu 'er tea entered Beijing. It was transported to Beijing by the caravan industry from Yudouquan Village every year. Because in 1839, after the caravan was robbed during transportation, no one paid tribute to the capital anymore. In 2005, it was called "After that, a caravan of 43 horse drivers and 120 horses finally arrived in Beijing successfully after a long journey of more than five months. Their first stop in Beijing was Yudouquan Village, Puwa Township, Fangshan District. Commonly known as DI Village in West Beijing, district and township leaders and villagers held a grand welcoming ceremony at that time.