You Sha Na Mongolian Culture Park

You Sha Na Mongolian Culture Park

Destination Introduction | You Sha Na Mongolian Culture Park | Enjoy authentic Mongolian cuisine | Experience the nomadic grassland culture [Photos]

The beautiful Inner Mongolia grasslands, blanketed in fragrant wild herbs and lush greenery, feature pristine white yurts, along with tempting dairy products, fried rice, milk tea, and the aroma of whole roasted lamb and hand-held lamb. Savor the sweet and mellow fermented mare’s milk, served by warm and hospitable Mongolian girls. Listen to the melodious and expansive tones of the horsehead fiddle playing golden grassland tunes, while singers present white hada scarves and heartfelt toasting songs, wishing guests eternal happiness and longevity.

To allow people in the capital to enjoy grassland music, experience Mongolian culture, and learn about the long history and rich cultural heritage of the Mongolian people at any time during weekends, thereby strengthening the unity and friendship between Mongolian and Han ethnicities, You Sha Na Mongolian Culture Park relocated entirely in March 2006 to Xiaogantang Village, Lucheng Town, Tongzhou District, Beijing. It has become a beautiful addition to Beijing’s new rural development. The park is a folk culture complex integrating dining, accommodation, entertainment, shopping, and leisure picking. It is especially suitable for corporate groups celebrating achievements, hosting gatherings, family reunions, weekend leisure, and for tour groups to visit/shop and rest.

Featured Cuisine: Dining: Head chef is Mr. Guan Ruihai, a Super Grade Mongolian Cuisine Chef and Gold Award winner for “Whole Roasted Lamb” at the 2006 International Culinary Competition. He prepares a variety of delicious dishes. Shopping: Exquisite ethnic handicrafts, Mongolian knives, etc. Entertainment: Bonfire parties, ethnic song and dance, horsehead fiddle performances. Yurts: 17 large and small yurts; Standard modern guest rooms: 9 rooms; Large dining hall capacity: over 100 people; Private rooms: 6 rooms. Accommodation Prices: (20% discount on all room rates before April 28, 2007) Large yurt: 120 RMB/day (accommodates 6–8 people); Small yurt: 80 RMB/day (accommodates 2–3 people) Standard guest room: 150 RMB/day (private bathroom, 24-hour hot water) Group set meals: 150 RMB/table; 280 RMB/table; 380 RMB/table; 540 RMB/table; 890 RMB/table Economy Set Meal 150 RMB/table, featuring special Mongolian dishes Lamb Chop Set 198 RMB/table: Crispy rice cake with cured meat, boiled lamb head, wild wild onion from the grasslands, oat noodles, etc. Lamb Leg Set 280 RMB/table: Specialty roasted lamb leg (pre-order required), Baotou mixed stew, wild mushroom family feast, dried beef, oat noodles, etc. Specialty Set 380 RMB/table: Xilamuren hand-held lamb, iron pot mixed stew, Sha Ri Na garlic-flavored wings, wild wild onion from the grasslands, boiled lamb head, Zha Meng fried oat noodles, etc. Whole Roast Lamb Set 890 RMB/table (half set 540 RMB): Specialty whole roasted lamb (pre-order required), Baotou mixed stew, wild mushroom family feast, dried beef, wild wild onion from the grasslands, Mongolian tea snack set, etc.

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