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Daqing Mountain Summer Resort

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The Daqing Mountain Summer Resort is one of the newly developed tourist attractions on the outskirts of Hohhot, invested and built by Inner Mongolia Daqing Mountain Kaiyuan Tourism Development Industry Co., Ltd. to promote ethnic culture. It is an officially approved tourism project development area by the Municipal Planning Commission and the Municipal Tourism Administration, offering a uniquely charming destination for vacationing and leisure. …

Daqing Mountain Summer Resort

The Daqing Mountain Summer Resort is one of the newly developed tourist attractions on the outskirts of Hohhot, invested and built by Inner Mongolia Daqing Mountain Kaiyuan Tourism Development Industry Co., Ltd. to promote ethnic culture. It is an officially approved tourism project development area by the Municipal Planning Commission and the Municipal Tourism Administration, offering a uniquely charming destination for vacationing and leisure. Established in 1996, the resort currently has 6,500 square meters of buildings, featuring attractions such as the Wugongba Natural Park, forest lovers’ villas, Mongolian yurts, a parking lot, a replica of the Great Wall scenic spot, and a children’s amusement park. It covers a total area of 60,000 square meters, about 60% of which is forested land. The area around the resort features rolling mountains, clear waters, and lush scenery, with numerous historical sites including the patriotic general Ji Hongchang’s cliff inscription “Turning Danger into Safety,” the Zhao Great Wall, Baidao Ridge, Guan Di Temple, the Great Immortal Cave, and the Wei Emperor’s Temporary Palace. Visiting this resort allows you to temporarily escape the hustle and bustle of city life and breathe in fresh air. Here, you can not only enjoy the majestic natural landscapes and profound historical culture of northern China but also experience the traditional culture of the Mongolian people, as well as their warmth and hospitality.

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