The Qingshan Scenic Area is located on the southeastern edge of the Greater Khingan Mountains, in the eastern part of Hexigten Banner, 25 kilometers from Jingpeng Town. It is 200 kilometers from Chifeng City and 580 kilometers from Beijing. The scenic area covers a total area of over 30 square kilometers, with the highest peak reaching 1,574 meters. The granite mountain rocks, shaped by Quaternary glacial movements, form a myriad of unique...
The Wulan Butong Ancient Battlefield is located on the southern edge of the Hunshandake Sandy Desert in the southwestern part of Hexigten Banner. It faces the Saihanba Forest Farm in Weichang County, Hebei Province, across the river, and is part of the renowned Imperial Hunting Grounds. At the border where the desert meets the grassland, a solitary peak rises abruptly, towering majestically under the vast sky. Emperor Kangxi engaged in a great battle here with Galdan, commanding an army of 200,000 troops. To the northeast of Wulan Butong Peak, the sands shine as white as...
Dalinor Nature Reserve is located in the western part of Hexigten Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, approximately 90 kilometers from Jingpeng Town, the seat of the Hexigten Banner People's Government. The reserve spans three sumus (administrative subdivisions): Dalainuori, Darhanwula, and Aqiwula. Its northwestern edge borders the Inner Mongolia Xilingol Grassland Nature Reserve, while its southern...
Manduo Mountain Villa — the Premier Manor of North China’s Frontier — is renowned for its pristine and picturesque frontier landscapes as well as its rich historical and cultural relics. It boasts a wealth of natural beauty including mountains, lakes, deserts, forests, and grasslands, as well as historical sites from the Liao and Yuan dynasties. It is a comprehensive, multi-functional tourist resort that blends modern amenities with the ethnic charm of the northern grasslands, offering dining, accommodation, travel, entertainment...
Inner Mongolia’s Keshiketeng Global Geopark is located in Keshiketeng Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, covering an area of 1,343 square kilometers. It is characterized mainly by Quaternary glacial potholes, granite landforms, and geological structures. The park features 10 types of geological and geomorphological landscapes, including glacial landforms, granite landforms, and volcanic landforms…
Keshiketeng Grassland is the most beautiful and closest grassland to Beijing, often referred to as the "Microcosm of Inner Mongolia." It is a unique combination of various rare and distinctive geological and landform landscapes, including grasslands, forests, lakes, rivers, high mountains, sandy areas, hot springs, stone forests, glacial potholes, and volcanic groups. The natural...
Huamu Valley National Forest Park is located in the southwestern part of Hexigten Banner, covering a total area of 40,000 hectares. It lies within the Saihanba region of the Qilaotu Mountain Range. The Jingwu (Jingpeng–Ulan Butong) tourist highway runs through the park, which is 92.5 kilometers from Jingpeng Town, 210 kilometers from Chifeng City, and 480 kilometers from Beijing, offering convenient transportation. …
The ruins of the ancient city of Yingchang Road are located by Lake Dalinor in Darhan-Uul Sumu, Hexigten Banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Also known as the City of Prince Lu, historical records from the Yuan Dynasty state that Tesumun originally lived in Erguna on the Hulunbuir Grassland and assisted Genghis Khan in rising to power. His daughter was Genghis Khan’s first wife. In 1214, Genghis Khan stayed at Lake Dalinor during the summer...
Baiyin Obo National Nature Reserve is located in the northwest of Hexigten Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, 75 kilometers from Jingpeng Town, the seat of Hexigten Banner government. The reserve is surrounded on its northern, eastern, and southern sides by the Baiyin Obo Forest Farm, and borders Dalinuo’er to the west. It lies approximately 60 kilometers...
The Keshiketeng Rock Art Complex is a category of petroglyphs, consisting of four parts: the rock art of the Baicha River Basin, the Zhenshan Mountain Rock Art, the rock art of the Xilamulun River Basin, and the Weitang River Rock Art. It includes a total of 23 sites, 90 groups, and over 400 individual images. The earliest dates back to the Neolithic Age, spanning more than 6,000 years. The content features totem worship, shamanism...
The "Japanese Invaders' Wooden and Stone Casemate Fortifications" were initially constructed in the spring of 1941. At that time, a platoon of about 30 Japanese soldiers from Unit 476 of the Kwantung Army of Japan occupied the Siliben group in Yichengyong Village, Tongxing Town. They relocated all residents in the Siliben and Aobao areas and forcibly conscripted over 100 laborers along with vehicles to build a military defense line. The construction continued until…
The Keshiketeng Banner Museum is located in Jingpeng Town, Keshiketeng Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Established on April 1, 1984, it evolved from the cultural relics section of the former Banner Cultural Center. It is under the administration of the Culture and Sports Bureau of the People's Government of Keshiketeng Banner. The museum is housed in the Qingning Temple, which was built in the 25th year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty…
The Daheihe Scenic Project in Zhuozi County is located in the central part of the urban area, stretching east to west across the entire city. It features structures such as viewing pavilions, leisure promenades, and entertainment squares, covering a total area of 18,000 square meters. Not only does it serve as the county's flood control system, but it also forms a distinctive urban landscape, further showcasing the cultural heritage and modern vibe of Daheihe, enhancing...
Doujin Mountain is located in the southern part of Qixia Ying Town, a famous town beyond the Great Wall. The mountain is cone-shaped, tapering at the top and broad at the base, resembling an inverted dou (a traditional Chinese measuring vessel). Legend has it that a dou of gold is buried within the mountain, hence its name. Locals regard this mountain as a treasure of the land, as esteemed as the screen wall of a grand mansion. Gazing up at the main peak, one is struck by its majestic presence. The mountain is covered with lush green trees, blooming wildflowers...
This mountain villa is located in Quanziliang Village, Dayushu Township, 30 kilometers south of the Daihai Tourist Area in Liangcheng, 23 kilometers north of Zhuozi Mountain Town, and 1 kilometer from the Huxing (Hohhot–Xinghe) Emergency Passage. It boasts a superior geographical location, convenient transportation, a unique cultural environment, and beautiful natural scenery. It is a new highlight of rural tourism that integrates eco-tourism, special breeding...
The scenic area is located 4 km east of Zhuozi County, bordered to the north by National Highway 110, the Beijing-Baotou Railway, and the Dahei River, with the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Expressway and high-speed railway passing through the mountains. To the west, it connects to the Wuyao Ancient City, and to the south, it links with the Liangshan Dashiyuan. It is a natural mountain that, when viewed from afar, strikingly resembles a colossal statue of Sakyamuni Buddha, with its head resting on the Heihe River and feet on Liangshan Mountain. Its facial features and outline are distinct...
Mingxing Mountain is a highlight of the green tour in the Dayushu Scenic Area of Zhuozi County and one of the county’s top ten historic and cultural mountains. With towering, steep peaks, deep valleys, dense primeval forests, and lush wildflowers and grasses, eagles soaring overhead and hares darting through the woods, it boasts a distinctly European alpine charm. Legend has it that the Morning Star helped Emperor Kangxi find his way back when he was lost...
Deer Village is located in Lucagou Village, Dayushu Township, Zhuozi County. To the west lies the picturesque Badagou Valley, while to the east it is 1.5 kilometers from the Great Elm Tree where Emperor Kangxi once took shelter from the rain, and 12 kilometers from Mingxing Valley. Nestled against green mountains and facing rolling hills, the village sits along the ancient Beijing-Sui postal route. The newly constructed Hohhot (Hohhot) to Xinghe (Xinghe) emergency highway and...
This scenic area is located on the east-west street of Dayushu Ancient Town in Zhuozi County. Originally, there were two temple complexes, one to the east and one to the west, both built during the Yongzheng era of the Qing Dynasty. They were renovated in the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925). During the turmoil of the Cultural Revolution, only nine halls of the eastern temple complex remained. The desolate yet majestic grandeur of the ancient temples of Dayushu bears witness to the dramatic changes this place has undergone. Back in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty...
The Guanyin Temple is nestled in a tranquil spot at Longshan Bay in Zhuozi Mountain Town, covering a total area of over ten thousand square meters. It features the Hall of Three Saints, the Sangharama Hall, the Hall of the Four Heavenly Kings, the Ksitigarbha Hall, as well as a dining hall, monks’ quarters, the Skanda Hall, the Rebirth Pagoda, and the Bell and Drum Towers. The temple complex is interconnected, with red walls and blue tiles, featuring traditional upturned eaves and carved beams in an ancient architectural style. The Thousand-Armed Guanyin statue inside...