If you can't make it to Mars, why not take a trip to a volcano instead?

Ulan Hada Volcano Geological Park is open to the public for free, located 56KM from Ulanqab City and over 300 kilometers from Beijing. The park contains more than 20 volcanoes, with volcanoes No. 1-8 available for tourists to visit, and you can drive in. Navigation: Ulan Hada Volcano Geological Park Tickets: Free Brief introduction of the volcano group: Volcano No. 3: You can walk on the plank road to reach the top of the volcano, and the view from the top is truly breathtaking. Volcano No. 4: Not recommended, it's small, lacks features, and is relatively more damaged. Volcano No. 5: A more primitive volcano that has been well-preserved and has appeared on the cover of National Geographic. Volcano No. 6: This volcano is great for photography, commonly known as 'North Furnace Dan', resembling Mars with volcanic rocks and lime scattered all over the ground. It's also the place where people take photos in spacesuits, very photogenic. Volcano No. 7 and No. 8: These are suitable for collecting stones, with a variety of stones that you just can't stop picking up. 📝Tips: There's a lot of wind and dust, so protection is necessary. Bring wind protection, a hat, and sunglasses. It's best to have everything. The playtime is half a day, which is enough. You can go from one volcano to another, and self-driving is the most convenient. You can take a high-speed train to Ulanqab in less than 2 hours, but you need to book your tickets in advance as they are currently in high demand. Once there, you can choose to hire a car or rent one for the rest of your journey.