Tuxieyatu Horse Racing Field

Tuxieyatu Horse Racing Field

Tuxieyatu Horse Racing Field

Tuxieyatu Horse Racing Field is located on the east side of Bayan Hushuo Town, the seat of the banner, adjacent to National Highway 111. The overall design is forward-looking while addressing immediate needs, with systematic construction and comprehensive development, gradually forming a landmark local complex integrating dining, accommodation, transportation, sightseeing, shopping, and entertainment. It will provide a top-tier racing venue for the banner’s “Naadam” Festival and Horse Racing Festival. The site covers a total area of 500,000 square meters, with the main building area spanning 137,000 square meters. The grandstand features a large Mongolian yurt-style arc roof, accommodating 240 seats, along with a 200-square-meter VIP lounge. On both sides of the grandstand are 6

600-seat viewing stands, and the surrounding spectator stands can accommodate up to 80,000 audience members. The field includes a 1,000-meter track protected by inner and outer fences, as well as venues for archery, wrestling (Bokh), and traditional Mongolian javelin (Buruu). In front of the horse racing field are two commercial areas covering a total area of 25,000 square meters. The square in front features sculptures such as “Prosperity of the Five Livestock” and “Flying Horse,” as well as a large rainbow gate. The overall architectural layout is novel and distinctive, reflecting a unity of ethnic tradition and modern fashion.

000-meter track protected by inner and outer fences, as well as venues for archery, Bokh (wrestling), and Bruu (traditional javelin throwing). The horse racing field is fronted by two commercial areas with a combined area of 25,000 square meters. The square at the entrance features sculptures such as “Prosperity of the Five Livestock” and “Flying Horse,” as well as a large rainbow gate. The overall architectural layout is novel and unique, embodying a blend of ethnic tradition and modern style.

To the north of the horse racing field lies a Mongolian cultural tourism village, consisting of 52 ger (yurt) units. Here, visitors can experience authentic ethnic culture and enjoy the charm of returning to nature. The site includes the Tuxieyatu Ger, known as the “No. 1 Ger of the Greater Khingan Mountains,” and 10 VIP halls modeled after the ten banners that participated in the Tuxieyatu League Assembly—namely, Jalaid, Dörbed, Qian Gorlos, Hou Gorlos, Tuxieyatu Jasaghtu, Suevo Gong, Darhan, Bodol Gaget, and Bintu. While savoring distinctive ethnic delicacies, visitors can also immerse themselves in the profound historical and cultural atmosphere.