This is a fairy-tale homestay that is a must-visit when traveling to Inner Mongolia

The geographical location is in Hebei, one kilometer away from the Inner Mongolia border, close to the Bashang Grassland, Wulan Butong, Duolun Lake, and the Hundred-Mile Sky Road in Qiansongba National Park. The homestay is located in the Yunman Sparse Forest Scenic Area, which combines various terrains and landforms, such as mountain grasslands, giving it a feel of the African savannah. Nestled within, the homestay exists like a paradise. This homestay meets all your imaginations of a romantic trip. Accidentally booking this place was the luckiest thing during the trip to Inner Mongolia, no less than the atmosphere of high-end homestays in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang region. Each room has a glasshouse, a spacious lobby, and a small courtyard. The rooms are large, newly decorated, and feature a warm beige tone with a separate meeting area. The bedding is of five-star hotel standard with a delicate and smooth touch, the toilet is electric, the toiletries are from a niche essential oil brand, and there's even a glass skylight on the ceiling that allows you to lie in bed and watch the stars. Pulling back the curtains, you can see a landscape of mountains and herds of cattle and sheep. The biggest highlight is that the owner of the homestay is an enthusiastic and generous travel enthusiast. We stayed for two days, and he accompanied us for meals, drinks, and fun. On the night of our arrival, he upgraded us to the largest starry sky room and arranged a grassland specialty feast for us. The next day, he took us on an Inner Mongolia crossing journey in his cruiser, driving through rugged mountains, Gobi deserts, and grasslands, and even surfing at Dadukou. I never thought Inner Mongolia could be enjoyed this way. In the evening, we held a bonfire party and set off fireworks in the courtyard, with all kinds of fireworks and Gatling guns available. I sincerely suggest everyone use this homestay as a base to tour the surrounding attractions and return here at night, as it's close to Wulan Butong and the meals are great. There's hand-grilled lamb, roasted whole lamb, lamb hotpot, and outdoor barbecues, completely satisfying all your imaginations of homestay life. Since the owner is a player himself with great taste, the experience delivered is tailored to his own preferences. I recommend everyone to take a trip to the ancient tombs and Dadukou crossing, but be sure to drive a four-wheel-drive off-road vehicle because the roads are really rough. The natural scenery of Wulan Butong is worth seeing. After this trip to the ancient tombs and Dadukou crossing, you don't really need to visit the other popular attractions. In the evening, watching the sunset over the cattle and sheep in the scenic area where the homestay is located is truly beautiful!