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Jimusitai, which means "Mountain of Flowers and Fruits" in Chinese, is located 26 kilometers northwest of Bairin Town. The mountain range forms an “enter” shape, stretching from east to west, and boasts unique natural scenery, an elegant environment, and a dramatic landscape dotted with peculiar rocks. The rocks are naturally shaped, uniquely formed, and possess a striking charm. The area is covered with lush trees and wild grass, where swallows dance...

Jimusitai

Jimusitai

Jimusitai, meaning "Mountain of Flowers and Fruits" in Chinese, lies 26 kilometers to the northwest of Bairin Town. The mountain range takes on an “enter” shape, extending from east to west, and features distinctive natural scenery, a serene environment, clusters of bizarre rocks, steep and rugged terrain, and naturally formed rock formations with an otherworldly charm. It is covered with verdant trees and thick wild grass, where swallows and orioles sing. The mountain is adorned with unique sights such as wild lilies and heart-shaped fruit trees that captivate visitors. Various formations including the “Spirit Wind Cave,” “Giant Python Swallowing,” “Water Curtain Cave,” and “Three Giant Birds” are vividly lifelike and distinctly shaped. Jimusitai served as an outdoor filming location for the TV series *Genghis Khan*.

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