Ulan Hada Volcano from China National Geographic Magazine

Inner Mongolia Ulan Hada Volcanic Geopark is now part of the Ulanqab National Geopark of Inner Mongolia, Ulan Hada area. Volcanic activity began around 30,000 years ago in the late Pleistocene and went dormant in the Holocene. The last eruption was about 10,000 years ago, making it a young dormant 'active volcano'. After eating mutton, watching the volcano, picking agates, watching performances, one can't help but marvel at the vast and spectacular sight of the grasslands swept by the wind, herding cattle and sheep... Zhe bravely conquered the journey, successfully summiting Volcano No. 8 🌋, experiencing true rock climbing by hand 🧗 Indeed, the Ulan Hada Volcano from 'China National Geographic' magazine, with the volcanic group set against the vast grasslands, is stunningly beautiful, fantastical yet real. Self-driving: Reservation is required in advance. If not booked, you can take the scenic area shuttle bus, 30 yuan per person. Accommodation: All-season hotel in the city Cuisine: Mutton, shaomai, milk tea