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Wusutai Tala — Ten-Thousand-Mu Grassland

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Located in Laoyemiao Town, Kazuo County, this area leverages the natural landscape of Louzishan Mountain to cultivate alfalfa, creating the Wusutai Ten-Thousand-Mu Artificial Grassland. It has been developed into a tourist destination integrating ecological sightseeing, Mongolian cuisine, and folk culture experiences, combining mountain leisure with vacation activities. Source: Harqin Left Wing Mongolian Autonomous County...

Wusutai Tala — Ten-Thousand-Mu Grassland

Wusutai Tala — Ten-Thousand-Mu Grassland is a cultural tourism attraction.

Located in Laoyemiao Town, Kazuo County, this area leverages the natural landscape of Louzishan Mountain to cultivate alfalfa, creating the Wusutai Ten-Thousand-Mu Artificial Grassland. It has been developed into a tourist destination integrating ecological sightseeing, Mongolian cuisine, and folk culture experiences, combining mountain leisure with vacation activities.

Source: Tourism Bureau of Harqin Left Wing Mongolian Autonomous County

Laoyemiao Town: Situated 13 kilometers southeast of the county seat, Laoyemiao Town borders Shierdebao Township to the south, Dongshao and Yangjiaogou townships to the north, shares a boundary with Shierdebao Township to the east, and adjoins Nangongyingzi and Caochang townships to the west. The township covers a total area of 131 square kilometers, comprising 13 administrative villages and 117 villager groups. It has a population of 21,240 across 4,783 households. The town center is located on Deben Street, Laoyemiao Village.

The terrain within the township is higher in the east, west, and south, and lower in the north. There are two seasonal rivers that flow in from Shierdebao Township, converge at Laoyemiao Village, and were historically known as the “Peony River.” They flow westward then northward through Jili... More detailed information about Laoyemiao Town++

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