Tengchong Volcanoes and Thermal Sea

Things to Do

Hot Springs

Places to Stay

Dining

Geological Studies

How-to Travelogue

Xiaokong Mountain

　　Xiaokong Mountain is also a flat-topped conical volcano with an elevation of 1,957 m, a diameter of about 350 m at the bottom, and a crater diameter of 250 m. Its difference in elevation is 30 m on the north side and 60 m on the west side, and its crater is 60 m deep.

　　Xiaokong Mountain was formed at a similar time to Dakong Mountain and also experienced two eruptions. There were not many volatile components at the time of the eruption, so it did not accumulate into a higher cone. The original lava lake surface is preserved at the bottom of the crater. The half-moon shaped lava dome, about 200 m in diameter and 50 m in height, that erupted later on the east side of the cone is the result of slow upward erosion of magma after the main volcanic channel was closed, so there is no obvious crater.

Dakong Mountain

Big Boiling Pot

Ecology and civilisation go hand in hand, harmony accompanies you!

2023-05-06

Warm reminder: Notice of postponement of the opening of Volcano View

In order to restore the green landscape of the scenic area, Volcano View plans to suspend its operation until 15 May 2023, subject to adjustment.

2023-05-30

Letter of notification regarding the suspension of visitors to Tengchong Volcano Scenic Area

Due to the recent maintenance of facilities and equipment at the Volcanoes, the Volcanoes will not be open to the public from 17 April until 25 April.

2023-05-30