Chuyu volcano guesthouse

The homestay is adjacent to the Wulan Hada Volcanic Geopark (an 8-minute drive from the crater of Volcano No. 3 and a 15-minute walk from the starting point of Volcano No. 5). Positioned as a distinctive homestay specifically designed for volcanic exploration, stargazing, and grassland travel, it centers around the concept of "Volcanic Mysteries + Local Life," allowing guests to immerse themselves in the grandeur and mystery of the Inner Mongolia Plateau. The room design skillfully integrates ethnic cultural elements into modern aesthetics, creating a unique and stylish ambiance. In summer, guests can observe the Milky Way stretching across the volcanic craters, while in winter, they can capture the stunning moments of meteors streaking across the snow-covered fields. The homestay is equipped with 24-hour hot water, free WiFi, and a parking lot, ensuring that self-driving tourists can enjoy both the wild charm of nature and modern conveniences. Special Reminders: The temperature difference between day and night in the volcanic area is significant. It is advisable to bring a jacket for summer nights. In winter, temperatures can drop to -20°C, so a down jacket is highly recommended. The optimal stargazing period is from the first to the fifth day of the lunar month. You can check the "Volcanic Starry Sky Calendar" released by the observatory in advance. Chuyuhuo Shan Homestay perfectly integrates volcanic wonders, grassland charm, and attentive service. Moreover, the mutton here comes from Xilingol League, which tastes remarkably better than local mutton (and this is no exaggeration). Here, you can not only get up close to the texture of the volcanoes and gaze at the dazzling starry sky but also deeply experience the charm of ethnic cultures. Whether you are chasing natural wonders or seeking off-the-beaten-path travel experiences, this is the perfect choice for exploring the Wulan Hada Volcanoes!