Tongliao City's Huolinhe Mining Area is located along the main ridge of the southern section of the Greater Khingan Mountains. The surrounding area, spanning hundreds of miles, features undulating mountains with deep valleys and high ridges. Only the Huolinhe Mining Area has flat terrain, lush water and grass, clear springs, and a cool climate. It served as an ideal summer pasture and military garrison for ancient northern nomadic peoples. When you visit Huolinhe for tourism or to escape the heat, strolling through the fresh air of the grasslands, you will discover...
Huite Naote Grassland Tourist Area, located southwest of Huolin Gol City and 35 kilometers from the city center, covers an area of 40,000 mu. Here, the grass is lush and green, stretching as far as the eye can see on the vast, flat land. In the distance, rolling mountains appear and disappear in the horizon, with blue skies set against the green land and white clouds mingling with flocks of sheep. The poetic scene of “boundless sky and boundless wilderness, where the wind blows low and reveals cattle and sheep”…
The City Square of Holingol is located south of Zhelimu Street in the urban area. Designed by Shanghai Tongsheng Planning and Design Research Institute, it covers an area of 65,000 square meters with a total investment of 12 million yuan. The central administrative plaza, the main section, occupies 12,000 square meters and features a flagpole, fountains, and sculptures. Among them, the plaza sculpture serves as the symbol of the square, expressing the theme of strong economic and social development in this grassland energy industry tourism city through its simple, smooth, and harmonious design—much like a soaring swan. The entire square embodies the harmony between humans and nature, and its dynamic form reflects the vigorous momentum of Holingol’s rise. The open-air theater area is situated on the north side of the square, covering 400 square meters with a performance stage and 255 seats. A uniquely designed 160-meter-long artificial river winds through the square, adding another layer of charm. The square has now become an important venue for citizens to engage in leisure, entertainment, and open-air performances.
Malaga, meaning "hat" in Mongolian, gets its name from its hat-like shape. The mountain features towering, rugged terrain scattered with bizarre rocks. In November 2004, geologists discovered extensive Quaternary glacial relics here — pothole-like ice mortars. Their discovery has provided new data for the study of Earth’s ancient climate, environment, and human origins…
The Holin River is our mother river, flowing through the urban area for over ten kilometers. With the development of the economy and urban construction, both banks of the Holin River will become a green belt park that stretches across the city center. It offers activities such as summer boating, adventure, swimming, casting nets for fishing, and fishing along the shore, as well as winter activities like snow viewing, skiing, and ice skating. …
The Sanhu Nature Reserve is located at the border between Huoshi and Jalaid Banner, and has now been designated as the Sanhu Wetland Reserve by the Huoshi municipal government. The three lakes are respectively Huite Zha Hanuoer (Mongolian, translated as Boundary Lake), Dund Hanuoer (Mongolian, translated as Middle Lake), and Huite Hanuoer (Mongolian, translated as North Lake). Although the three lakes are not large in size...
Guanyin Mountain was formed by crustal movement and compression, and due to its peculiar shape, it is called "Strange Mountain" by locals. Its actual name is Hunidkhan Ula in Mongolian, meaning "the highest mountain in the valley." The Strange Mountain range stretches approximately 2,000 meters in length and has an elevation of 1,199.3 meters. Among its features, the "Strange Rocks" are the most spectacular, covering a surface area of about 10…
As one of the five most renowned open-pit coal mines in China, the Holin River Open-pit Coal Mine is the first modern open-pit coal mine in China and Asia. The coalfield spans 9 kilometers in width and 60 kilometers in length, covering a total area of 540 square kilometers. It has nine extractable coal seams with a combined thickness of 81.7 meters, storing 13.1 billion tons of high-quality lignite—equivalent to nine times that of the Fushun Coal Mine and four times that of the Datong Coal Mine. It has achieved an annual production capacity of 10 million tons. Known as "green fuel," the mine is entering a phase of simultaneous production and expansion with new and expanded projects. In 2005, it planned to produce 16 million tons of coal and sell 15 million tons. Visitors here can also observe the entire process from large-scale mechanical mining, enclosed transportation, automated coal washing, crushing,
The Shengquan Mountain Villa tourist area is located 8 kilometers west of Holingol City. Established on July 8, 2006, it showcases the beauty of nature with an eco-conscious philosophy, environmental protection, and a green ethos. Rising and developing in the tourism market, it is poised to become an important tourist destination in Holingol City, Tongliao, Inner Mongolia. In Tongliao, Inner Mongolia, Shengquan Mountain…
The overall goal of the electric power project of Huomei Hongjun Aluminum & Electricity Company is to build a captive power plant with a total installed capacity of 900,000 kilowatts. Phase I of the project involves constructing power plants with 2×50,000-kilowatt units and 2×100,000-kilowatt units, with construction starting in 2003. Phase I has been completed with one 50,000-kilowatt unit and one 100,000-kilowatt unit generating electricity...
The Huomei Hongjun Aluminum & Power Construction Project is divided into two phases, with the overall goal of building a 400,000-ton electrolytic aluminum plant. Phase I involves constructing a 200,000-ton electrolytic aluminum facility. Currently, the first 100,000 tons of electrolytic aluminum production in Phase I has been put into operation, and by the end of 2005, another 100,000 tons of electrolytic aluminum production line from Phase I will be operational. Phase II involves constructing 2…
In western Inner Mongolia there is “Wuliangsuhai Lake,” and in the east there is Hongshan Lake. The Hongshan Reservoir is located in the eastern part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, on the middle reaches of the Laoha River — one of the main tributaries of the West Liaohe River and hailed as one of the “mother rivers of Khitan and Liao culture.” It lies at the junction of Wengniute Banner, Aohan Banner, and Songshan District in Chifeng City, about 90 kilometers from downtown Chifeng...
The Yulong Sand Lake Tourist Area is located in the northeast of Wudan Town, Ongniud Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, on the western edge of the Horqin Sandy Land. It is 90 kilometers from Chifeng City. The banner government seat in Wudan Town is connected to the scenic area by a third-grade oil road. Situated approximately 500 kilometers from first-tier cities such as Beijing, Tianjin, and Shenyang, it is hailed as the nearest and most beautiful desert…
The Chifeng Bolongke Desert Tourist Area primarily offers opportunities to enjoy natural landscapes and experience Mongolian culture. Dominated by a sea of white sand, it is backed by uniquely shaped and vividly lifelike rocky peaks and faces vast lakes and lush green grasslands. Towering ancient trees sway on the mountains, accompanied by rustling pine waves; while at the foot of the hills, herds of cattle and sheep graze, wild horses gallop, and the Jade Lake ripples with crystal-clear waters where colorful fish swim... The blue sky, green grass, white sand, blue water, verdant pines and cypresses, and peculiar rocks and stones together paint an exquisite natural scenery of the frontier, enhanced by the simple pastoral lifestyle and rich Mongolian cultural charm. Being there in person will surely leave you spellbound.
Introduction: Yulong Scenic Area is located in Buridun Township, Chaogewendu Sumu, Ongniud Banner, approximately 108 kilometers from Chifeng City. It gets its name from a jade carving of a coiled dragon, an artifact from the ancient Western Xia Dynasty that was unearthed here. The area is a tourist destination primarily known for its unique sand-lake natural landscape and Mongolian cultural charm. Within the scenic area, grasslands and deserts blend together...
Also known as Beida Temple, Fanzong Temple is located 4 kilometers north of Wudan Town in Ongniud Banner. It was first built in the eighth year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1743) and completed in the 20th year of Qianlong (1755). The temple is a Tibetan Buddhist monastery constructed in traditional Han Chinese architectural style. Laid out from south to north along the undulating mountain terrain, it consists of the mountain gate, main hall, east and west side halls, Guan Yu Hall, and Sutra Hall, with currently 11...
The Qigan Desert Tourist Area is located in Chaogewendusu Banner, Bagatai, Wengqi, approximately 120 kilometers from Chifeng. It includes three scenic zones: Qigan, Bolongke Mountain, and Bjudun. Primarily known for its desert landscapes, it also features a diverse range of attractions such as oases, desert lakes, peculiar mountain rocks, Mongolian culture, and the geological wonder of potholes. It serves as a comprehensive destination for tourism…
The Hongshan Reservoir Tourist Area is located in the northeastern part of Chifeng City. It lies on the middle reaches of the Laoha River, a well-known tributary of the West Liaohe River—renowned as one of the “Mother Rivers of Khitan and Liao Culture.” It is about 90 kilometers from downtown Chifeng. The reservoir covers a total area of 214 square kilometers, with a total storage capacity of 2.56 billion cubic meters and a water surface area of 94 square kilometers. It is the largest artificial lake in Inner Mongolia. In recent years, it has also become an ideal destination for tourism development. In summer, the reservoir area is alive with birds soaring and fish leaping, its clear waters gently rippling, the soft sandy shores and flat lake ideal for relaxation, while the wide beaches and clean waters extend invitingly. The shore is lined with lush greenbelts, shady trees, and charming pavilions. Beneath the lakeside embankments lie stretches of rice paddies, winding waterways, playful ducks and geese, and leisurely fishing boats—a classic scene reminiscent of a Jiangnan landscape in northern China. Its natural environment fully encompasses the six essential elements of modern lakeside tourism: clear water, sandy beaches, sunshine, fresh air, greenery, and delicious food. It is an ideal natural spot for visitors to reconnect with nature, enjoy lake activities, sunbathing, sand bathing, and air bathing for health and leisure, as well as to admire idyllic rural scenery. The tourist area has relatively complete reception facilities and welcomes approximately 200,000 domestic and international visitors annually.
"Buridun" in Chinese means "where all kinds of grasses thrive." The Buridun Desert Tourist Area is located within Chaogewendusu Sumu, Bagatai, Ongniud Banner. It includes three scenic zones: Qigan, Bolongke Mountain, and Buridun. It is primarily known for its desert landscapes, and also integrates a variety of attractions such as oases, desert lakes, unique rocky mountains, Mongolian culture, and geological wonders like potholes.
The Lantern River Grassland Tourist Area is located 100 kilometers from Chifeng and is an untouched and unpolluted destination in Wengniute Banner, covering an area of 143 square kilometers. Standing on the grassland, the sky is particularly blue, the grass especially green, the flowers vibrant, the water clear, and the air fresh. Taking a few deep breaths in this serene place makes one feel exceptionally relaxed. A stroll around to admire the mountains,…