Tuxieyetu Square

Tuxieyetu Square

Tuxieyetu Square is located in the center of Bayan Hushuo Town. It was named after the historical name of Horqin Right Wing Middle Banner — Tuxieyetu Hushuo. Built in 2006, the square spans a total area of 55,000 square meters, including 12,000 square meters of green space. The square boasts clever design, exquisite craftsmanship, and a unique architectural style. The buildings, sculptures, and decorations on the square fully reflect the profound heritage of Horqin history and culture, as well as their organic integration with modern civilization, making it a condensed representation of Horqin's cultural legacy.

At the center of Tuxieyetu Square stands a large sculpture of a five-pointed maple tree, flanked by tall street lamps on both sides, with a set of musical fountains beneath the sculpture. On the south side of the square sits a gem-like monument to Tuxieyetu Town. The surroundings are adorned with staggered-colored lights, lawn lamps, and other lighting, along with well-equipped recreational and fitness facilities. Tuxieyetu Square provides residents with an excellent venue for leisure, entertainment, and physical wellness.