The Camp of the Hongjila Tribe

The Camp of the Hongjila Tribe

The Camp of the Hongjila Tribe

Historical records confirm that the Hongjila Tribe historically resided in the regions of the Greater Khingan Mountains, the Erguna River, and the Gen River basin. To commemorate this once-flourishing tribe, recall the history of the Mongolian tribes’ fragmentation and eventual unification, and allow visitors to appreciate the vast and profound culture of the grassland peoples and the Yuan Dynasty, this cluster of yurts has been built and named “Hongjila.” The Hongjila complex is an eco-friendly tourist resort integrating conferences, dining, accommodation, performances, entertainment, and displays of Yuan Dynasty culture. Its unique ethnic charm makes it a shining new star in Hulunbuir Grassland tourism. It consists of a total of 103 yurts, including 52 standard accommodation yurts (22 Type A and 30 Type B), 2 luxury yurts, capable of hosting 108 guests simultaneously. All standard yurts are equipped with private bathrooms, showers, air conditioning, TVs, and telephones. There are also 3 conference yurts furnished with sound systems and projectors, and 20 dining yurts that can accommodate up to 400 people for meetings and meals. Facilities include a chessboard square, performance area, horse riding zone, archery zone, axe throwing zone, self-drive zone, and herdsman area.