Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of responsible tourism at the Ulanhad Volcano Group, urging visitors not to engage in digging activities for gemstones like agate and gold, which are not present in significant quantities in the area [2][3][4]. Summary by Sections Tourist Guidelines - Tourists are advised to only collect small agate pieces found on the surface and strictly prohibited from digging or using tools such as shovels [2][3][4]. - The Ulanhad Volcano Group is highlighted as a fragile ecosystem, where any digging can leave lasting damage that takes a long time to recover [2][3]. Local Government Response - The Ulanqab City Natural Resources Bureau has clarified that there are no gold deposits in the area and that the geological conditions do not support gold mining [2][3]. - The bureau has issued a formal warning against the use of digging tools in the core area of the volcano group [2][3]. Tourism Statistics - The Ulanhad Volcano Geological Park is experiencing a peak tourist season, with daily visitor numbers exceeding 30,000, representing a 25% increase compared to the same period last year [7]. - The peak tourist season is expected to last until mid-September, driven by the unique volcanic landscape and vast grassland scenery [7].