Hangeba Village Star Tent Campsite

We stayed here while cycling from Litang to Daocheng. We are used to camping rough, so this was a little bit of an amusement for us to stay in a big fancy tent instead of our little lightweight one that we carry. The tent was in excellent condition and kept us warm and dry during the overnight wind and rain. Electric blankets on the bed worked well and everything was nice and clean. The showers were very hot and high pressure, which we were very happy about after our day of cycling. The shower stalls do not have doors. We had yummy hot pot for dinner. The boss, Li Li, was exceptionally helpful and enthusiastic throughout our stay - we felt very cared for. She even helped us get fresh yak milk for our breakfast! Be aware this is a campground of tents, and tents do not muffle sound as well as inexperienced campers think they do. We had noisey neighbours who made a racket until about 11:30pm. Short of yelling at guests to be quiet, there’s not much the management could do about this - it’s just one of those things. My only complaint is the bed - I have slept on bare ground softer than what was called a mattress. I ended up getting my own small inflatable camp mattress out of my bike bag and slept on that, on the bed. I’ve travelled extensively in China and sleep fine on firm mattresses… this one felt like wood. Overall, a great experience to break up the hotel routine, and if you have nice weather then the stars above are amazing, very minimal light pollution here, and the staff are super friendly and helpful.