Jimusitai Mountain (Huaguoshan)

Jimusitai Mountain (Huaguoshan)

Jimusitai Mountain (Huaguoshan) is located 26 kilometers northwest of Bairin Temple Town in Damao Banner. The mountain features an “enter”-shaped ridge running from east to west, boasting unique natural scenery, an elegant environment, and a landscape dotted with peculiar rocks. Its rugged cliffs and steep ridges form naturally shaped stones with striking forms and an innate charm. Lush trees and wild grasses thrive here, accompanied by the songs of swallows and orioles. The mountain is also scattered with unique sights such as wild lilies and heart-shaped fruit trees that captivate visitors. Formations like the “Spirit Wind Cave,” “Giant Python Swallowing,” “Water Curtain Cave,” and “Three Giant Birds” are vividly lifelike and uniquely shaped.

About 2 kilometers away from Jimusitai, standing in opposition, is the Bayinbogda Obo, which has a circumference of 30 meters and a height of 3.5 meters. It is the largest obo in the banner and was jointly worshipped by the Darhan and Muminggan tribes during the Qing Dynasty. In front of the obo stands a stone incense burner. From atop the obo, one can overlook overlapping peaks, misty clouds, surrounding mountains, and widespread stone forests. It presents a picturesque contrast to Jimusitai, each with its own distinctive charm.

Detailed address: 26 kilometers southwest of Bairin Temple Town

Phone number: 14747255184

Ticket price: 30 RMB

Opening hours: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM