Weixin International Golf Resort Weixin International Golf Resort is the first large-scale comprehensive tourist resort in Inner Mongolia, as well as the region’s first golf course. Covering an area of over 3,500 acres, the resort is backed by the majestic Yin Mountains and set against the Hetao Plain, with an overall design that is grand and sweeping in scale...
At the foot of Wolf Mountain, there are two stone carvings. One is about 1.3 meters long and 0.7 meters thick, inscribed with a five-character poem: "Commanding fifty thousand troops, traversing ten thousand miles, crushing the Jinji Fort, stationed at Zijin on transfer. Suddenly encountering the Double Ninth Festival, I climb here to ascend high, where only Mongolian yurts are seen, no villages or trees in view." Tongzhi Ren Shen, Jin Yunchang. To the west of the stone carving...
The Ancient City of Shuofang Commandery is located in Bayannur City (Linhe) and Dengkou County to the southwest of the city in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. There are several ruins of the ancient city, mainly including the three ancient cities of Linrong County, Yuhun County, and Sanfeng County of the Han Dynasty’s Shuofang Commandery in Dengkou County, as well as the Huangyangmutou and Bayi city sites within Bayannur City. The ancient city of Linrong is located about 25 kilometers north of Dengkou...
Inner Mongolia’s Linhe Yellow River National Wetland Park is located in the upper-middle reaches of China’s Yellow River basin, on the north bank of the Yellow River’s “Big Bend” (几-shaped curve), at the southern edge of the Hetao Plain, within Linhe District, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Its geographical coordinates span from 107°21′26″ to 107°32′29″ east longitude and 40°40′2…
Ciyun Temple is located in Xinhua Town, Linhe District, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia. The temple is only 49 kilometers away from Linhe District, the capital of Bayannur City, and is accessible via two provincial highways, making transportation very convenient. The temple was founded in 1938. Initially, it started as just two earthen houses built by a generous man surnamed Zhang who spent all his family fortune...
Located beside National Highway 110 at the Seed Station of the Experimental Farm in Linhe District, Bayannur City, Mengxiang Hetao Farmstead covers an area of 9 mu. The farmstead is divided into six themed zones.
I. Temple Origins Ganlu Temple is located in Hadanuo’er Village, Xinhua Town, Linhe District, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, 49 kilometers from the city center and 9 kilometers from Xinhua Town. It lies to the west of Hadanuo’er Fifth Community, east of Hadanuo’er Sixth Community, south of Yinxin Highway, and north of a field irrigation channel. The temple currently covers an area of 163.5 meters from east to west, 217 meters from north to south…
The Yellow River Hetao Cultural Tourism Area is located in the upper and middle reaches of China’s Yellow River basin, on the north bank of the “Big Bend” (几-shaped curve) of the Yellow River, at the junction of Linhe District and Shuanghe District in Bayannur City. The scenic area began construction in 2012, was officially completed and opened to visitors in September 2013, and was rated as a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction in 2015. Centered around Bayannur City’s “Second Yellow River”...
Second Yellow River Water Conservancy Scenic Area in Bayannur City
Covering an area of 49,800 square meters with a total floor space of 64,700 square meters, the China Hetao Culture Museum is located in Linhe District, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia, China. It is a multifunctional complex integrating a museum, library, art gallery, cultural center, opera house, concert hall, science and technology museum, youth palace, academy, and painting institute...
Dalagai Resort is located on the Daguangu Road and is known as the “No. 1 Folk Village of the Ancient Road.” Established in August 1999, it sits at the Dalagai Pass in Urad Rear Banner at the southern foot of the Yin Mountains, covering an area of 1,000 square meters. Situated right beside the highway, it lies with green mountains to the north and the Yellow River to the south. With murmuring springs and refreshing mountain breezes, the resort features nearly 10 yurts and can...
The Bayan Mandahu Dinosaur Fossil Protected Area is located 7 kilometers east of Bayan Mandahu Village, Bayantu Sumu, Urad Rear Banner, about 40 kilometers from Saiwusu. The fossil site dates back approximately 75 to 120 million years. It was discovered in 1979, and between 1988 and subsequent years, joint Sino-Canadian and Sino-Belgian dinosaur expeditions conducted multiple field investigations...
The Urad Saxaul Forest - Mongolian Wild Ass Nature Reserve is located in Bayanhanggai Sumu, Baoyintu Sumu, Gerile Aodeng Sumu, and Bayanqiandamen Sumu in the northern parts of Urad Middle Banner and Urad Rear Banner, Bayannur League, Inner Mongolia. It borders the China-Mongolia border to the north and is 124 kilometers from Hailar Town. The reserve stretches 140 kilometers from east to west, and...
Located in the desert northwest of Bayin Gobi Sumu, Urad Rear Banner, Inner Mongolia, Agate Lake covers an area of 6 square kilometers. It is a dried-up lakebed where agate stones are exposed on the surface. In hues of light yellow and light red, these stones are scattered across the lake bottom—some as large as fists, others as small as beans—crystal clear and dazzlingly radiant. What makes Agate Lake so unique is what lies at its bottom and surrounding areas...
With an investment of 17.6 million yuan and covering an area of 5.8 hectares, Hugjile Square Park is not yet halfway through construction, yet it still captivates visitors with its undeniable charm. Standing in the square of the Banner Party and Government Complex and looking south across Bayan Qiandamen Street, the granite-paved, mirror-flat Hugjile Square Park...
The Bayintu Aeolian Erosion Landform is located 4 kilometers south of the seat of Bayintu Sumu in Urad Rear Banner. It is a natural landscape formed by the wind erosion of purplish-red sandy mudstone. Due to its resemblance to a beacon tower, it is called Chuanjing (Beacon Tower). Originally about 100 meters high and covering an area of 200 square meters, after years of wind erosion, it is now approximately 40 meters high and covers an area of 10…
Shading Lake (Aorui Naoer) is located 12 kilometers southwest of Narenbaolige Sumu in Urad Rear Banner and 60 kilometers from Saiwusu Town. The lake is surrounded by open sand dunes and situated at a relatively high elevation, hence the name "Shading Lake" (literally "Sand-Top Lake"). The water is crystal clear, neither drying up nor swelling, covering an area of about 15 acres with a depth of 1 to 2 meters. Water birds are often seen swimming in the lake, making it a great spot for tourists…
The Yinshan Rock Carvings in Urad Rear Banner are mainly distributed in the eastern section of Tanyankou in Qingshan Town, Damkou in Bayanbulage, and Bari Gully. The subjects and content of the rock carvings are rich, primarily reflecting the social life of ancient hunting and nomadic peoples. Among them, animal rock carvings include goats, sheep, argali, blue sheep, horses, cattle, donkeys, and camels. Many wild animal images are highly dynamic—some with necks outstretched in long calls, some glancing back, some walking steadily, and others leaping with vigor—creating a powerful artistic effect. In addition to animal rock carvings, there are also sections depicting hunting and herding scenes, which are vividly portrayed. As a pearl of the ancient northern grassland and mountain culture, the Yinshan Rock Carvings hold significant historical value. On May 10, 1986, the Damkou Rock Carvings area was designated as a key cultural relic protection zone at the autonomous region level.
The underground shooting range is a large-scale military training and tourist shooting and observation facility developed and organized by Urad Rear Banner. The project is over 60 meters long, more than 8 meters wide, with a construction area of 504 square meters. It features three shooting positions at 8 meters, 20 meters, and 30 meters respectively, along with other supporting facilities such as changing rooms...
Shandaigu Temple, also known as Saladabu Temple, is located on a high slope at the southern foot of the Yin Mountains within the territory of Houqi, in the seat of Wugai Sumu. Built in 1902 (the 28th year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty), it is a - religious temple belonging to the Yellow Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Covering an area of approximately 3,000 mu, the temple complex currently consists of five main structures of varying sizes, namely the main hall, east side hall, west side hall, …