Jiushijiuquan Resort

Jiushijiuquan Resort

This scenic area is located on the renowned Huitengxile Grassland. Developed and built in 1995 with sole investment from Taiwanese businesspeople, the resort covers an area of 20,000 mu (approximately 1,333 hectares) with a total investment of over 20 million yuan. It features a reception building designed in the style of a Mongolian yurt, which houses a multi-functional restaurant, KTV private rooms, a conference hall, and a shopping area. Outside, there are 70 luxury Mongolian yurts and more than 130 traditional ones, along with supporting infrastructure such as a parking lot and a bonfire square. Activities include horse team welcoming ceremonies, offering of hada (silk scarves), presentation of mare’s milk wine, horse racing, equestrian performances, wrestling matches, ethnic song and dance shows, and bonfire evenings. Visitors can go horseback riding, archery, ride all-terrain vehicles, take a ride in a wooden cart (leleche), watch the sunrise, and enjoy various activities to their heart’s content. The resort also offers authentic Mongolian cuisine such as whole roasted lamb, roasted lamb leg, milk tea, fried rice, and hand-grabbed mutton for guests to savor. Primarily catering to large tour groups, the resort has the capacity to accommodate nearly 1,000 people at once, with comprehensive facilities and attentive service. It is an ideal destination for summer retreats and leisurely getaways...

Source: People's Government of Ulanqab City