A poetic utopia hidden in time, right next to a volcano.

This unique homestay is located at the foot of a volcano. The name of the homestay, "Ji Er Homestay," is inspired by a line from the Book of Songs, which means "to grow old with you." It also sounds like "Ji Er," a railway line. The name is simple and rustic, easy for tourists to remember. Wulan Hada Railway Station is a basic rural railway station scattered along the Ji Er railway line. Ji Er Homestay is a homestay built from the staff dormitory of this small railway station hidden in the old times. It was built in 1953 and consists of five European-style bungalows, covering an area of about 4,500 square meters. Each building faces south, with a width of about 24 meters and a depth of 5 meters, divided into four independent rooms, a total of 20 rooms. The exterior walls of the building are all made of stone, cemented, forming a unique "tiger skin wall." The double-slope roof is covered with cement tiles from the old industrial period, making the interior of the house warm in winter and cool in summer, energy-saving and environmentally friendly, and extremely aesthetic. It is full of historical mystery and heaviness, and has a unique architectural form that combines the characteristics of northern rural houses with European style. It contains the memory of several generations of railway workers rooted in remote rural areas, and at the same time has a strong sense of the times in architectural aesthetics. Whether it is regional location, architectural style or cultural heritage, it is the best factor to create a boutique homestay in Chayouhouqi, and it is a full review of history. 👍Other check-in points: Huailai Kangxi Grassland Wulandahahuo Mountain Huitengxile Grassland Huanghuagou Red Rock Cliff 📝Note tips: Breakfast has local specialties such as potato buns and milk tea, as well as eggs, porridge, and pancakes. If you are not used to eating Mongolian food outside, you can go back to the small courtyard to eat some home-cooked meals. There is a chef cooking during the day. Because the homestay is next to the railway station, there will be freight trains passing by at night. If you don't sleep well, it is not recommended to stay here, or you can bring earplugs. It is 4 kilometers away from the No. 3 volcano, and it takes about 20 minutes to reach the south gate of the volcano from the homestay. The distance is very close. You can get up early the next morning and go to the volcano to watch the sunrise. The tatami is 2.8 meters, enough for a family to sleep. There are bonfires at night, which are very lively. Many families put small fireworks in the yard. With the retro old songs and ballads, it seems to have traveled back to the 1980s and 1990s, which is very interesting.