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Forestry napping point who are walking among the trees and need a rest, wanna cook something over the open fire, or just relaxing a while and listening the voices of the forest. Awesome place to recharging ourselves. Just take a look our 360 panos in Street view.

This place is a real gem in the depths of the forest! Magical, calm, quiet. The trees and the loess wall frame the surrounding area well. It has a relaxing atmosphere. Unfortunately, here too, mildew dominates the built things ... because the benches, the rainfall and the fountain, though beautiful, are neglected. The well is not water but mud, mud and garbage of unknown composition. Spiders and beetles fall on our heads in the rain shed because thousands of them are roaming under the roof, some of the benches are rocking and cracking. Follow the green lane hiking path to the beautifully sloped dirt road. Only two or three places need to be bogged down in mud, but not dangerous at all. Next to the road leading here is a wild forest, fallen trees and plants that look familiar on both sides, and that little bridge, something fabulous. The resting place also bears signs of use, but most of all, the trash heap hidden beneath the crumbling shore of the loess wall is a disappointment to anyone who notices. The fireplace is filled with half-burned logs, so anyone who wants a fire must clear it first. There is clear water flowing from the well, but it is not advisable to taste it because of the unavailable materials in the well! There is nothing to indicate the purity of the water (whether or not it is drinkable). It is clearly a better place than the Dennai Fenless Fountain nearby ...