gu li nao bao huo shan di zhi yi ji

It is not worth it to come here. The geological relics of Guli Naobao (a Mongolian translation of the Naobao, meaning wood, stone, and mound) formed in the basalt columns of the late Tertiary Miocene of the Cenozoic about 20 million years ago (hexagonal columnar rock formed by rapid cooling and shrinking after the eruption of basic volcanic lava) ). The area is small, but the structure is unique and worth seeing.

It feels really good! The first time I walked around the volcano, I was not worried at all, because the last eruption was more than 100,000 years ago. Wow, it’s been a long time, but the volcano is really difficult to climb dirty and slippery feet.

I am so happy that I am also the first time to walk around the volcano, but it is really not so good to walk, too many broken stones are very slippery feet, and it is easy to get the shoes dirty, and it is a bit scary to go up and down the mountain!

Very good place to see the changes in the crust, it is worth a look!

When I arrived at this first volcano, it was a little drizzle, but I still went up, there were a lot of volcanic stones, standing on the edge of the mountaintop not only to see the beautiful scenery, but also some courageous looking down!