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Huitengxile Equestrian Tourism Center The Huitengxile Equestrian Tourism Center in Inner Mongolia is located on the Huitengxile Grassland in the central-southern part of Ulanqab, 93 kilometers from Hohhot, covering an area of 1,000 acres. The equestrian tourism center currently has the following established projects: large, medium, and small yurts, which can accommodate up to 400 tourists at a time. In addition, the equestrian tourism center...
Huitengliang, also known as Huiteng Guole, is located in the southwestern part of Zhahar Right Middle Banner. It is a highland summer resort in the eastern section of the Yin Mountains. "Huiteng" means "cold" in Mongolian, so Huitengliang translates to "cold mountain ridge," where the highest temperature even in midsummer does not exceed 15°C. The area features layered mountains, numerous lakes, gushing springs, and a cool climate...
In the Huotengxilie Grassland at the northern foot of the Yin Mountains, south of Kebul Town in our banner, you will witness the enchanting and legendary beauty of the Ninety-Nine Springs. The small lakes scattered across the Huotengxilie Grassland are the so-called Ninety-Nine Springs. In fact, the number of springs and pools of various sizes densely spread across this grassland far exceeds ninety-nine. Some of these small lakes are known by a variety of names such as...
Driving into the territory of Chayou Zhongqi, outside the car window on the sparsely grassed barren land, you can occasionally spot small patches of native poplar trees. They maintain a strange posture: both their crowns and trunks lean toward the southeast. This is the work of the wind. The wind here boasts large reserves, wide distribution, high stability, good continuity, and low destructiveness...
The Grassland Pearl Resort is an AAA-rated scenic area, located in the central part of Huitengxile Grassland, nestled among the largest cluster of wind turbines in Asia. The resort covers an area of approximately 30,000 mu for sightseeing and leisure. It is a large-scale, fully equipped, and high-quality grassland tourism destination integrating conference hosting, grassland sightseeing, vacationing, cultural performances, banquets, and entertainment...
The Yinshan Youmai Tourist Area in Chahar Right Middle Banner, a national AAA-level tourist attraction, is located in the central part of Ulanqab City, Inner Mongolia, on the northern foothills of the Helan Shan branch — Huitengxile. In December 2020, it was rated as a “National AAA-Level Tourist Attraction” by the Tourism Resources Planning and Development Quality Evaluation Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. …
The Yellow Flower Valley Scenic Area (Huitengxile) is located in the heart of the Ulanqab Grassland in central Inner Mongolia, featuring a typical high-altitude grassland terrain. In the peak of summer, it is especially renowned for its vibrant yellow flowers. Historically, this land has been contested by numerous ancient ethnic groups. When the fierce Xianbei people drove their tall carts, migrating here from the distant Lake Baikal...
Tiger Mountain Ecological Park is located in Ulanqab City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Established in 1980, the park has become a famous scenic area in Ulanqab due to its cultural history and landscaped gardens, gaining renown both within and beyond the autonomous region. It serves not only as a leisure destination for local residents but also as a must-visit attraction for tourists. Along with urban…
The Inner Mongolia Horseback Riders Tourism Center is located in the heart of the Huitengxile Grassland, where blue skies meet green grass, white clouds drift over green hills, herds of livestock graze, and wildflowers bloom across the land. The creaking of wooden carts sings the tunes of ancient nomadic ballads, while wisps of smoke from yurts tell the endless mysterious stories of the Chahar Mongols. Ninety-Nine Springs reflect the brilliant sunshine unique to the plateau...
Most Mongolians practice -ism, a sect of Buddhism centered in Tibet with followers among the Tibetan, Mongolian, and Manchu ethnic groups. In Tibetan, "-" means supreme and invincible. For the Mongolians, - temples are the most sacred places. Within the territory of Suiyuan, there are many - temples, stupas, and monasteries, whose architectural styles and interior decorations are deeply influenced by Han Chinese...
The Yin Mountains stretch across the central part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Their Mongolian name, "Dalankara," means "Seventy Black Hills." The Yin Mountain range is an ancient fault-block mountain. It starts from the Huashan Mountain in eastern Hebei in the east and ends at the Langshan Mountain in the central part of Bayannur League in Inner Mongolia in the west, extending over 1,000 kilometers from east to west, with a width of…
Ulanqab City Square Ulanqab City Square is located in the Jining New District, adjacent to the north of the Ulanqab Municipal Party and Government Building. Covering an area of over 70,000 square meters, it was planned with an investment of 21 million yuan. Construction began in May 2003 and was completed in October 2004. Ulanqab City Square is a comprehensive municipal square that integrates...
Jining Martyrs' Cemetery is located southwest of Houjiagou in Zhaijiagou Administrative Village on the western outskirts of Jining District, approximately five kilometers from the city center, covering an area of 1,500 mu. In April 2002, in accordance with the directives of the former Jining Municipal Government, the remains and graves of nearly ten thousand martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the Battle of Jining were relocated from the Wolongshan Martyrs' Cemetery to the Xishan Cemetery. The establishment of the “Jining Martyrs' Cemetery” institution was officially approved...
The Jining Campaign Memorial Hall, initially built in 2004, began expansion in April 2008 and opened to the public at the end of October 2010. The new hall is located on Tiger Mountain Ecological Road, Quanshan North Street, covering an area of 10,000 square meters with a building area of 4,710 square meters. The exterior of the Jining Campaign Memorial Hall not only reflects the simplicity and clarity of modernism…
The Bawang River National Wetland Park in Jining, Inner Mongolia, is located in the central-southern part of Jining District, Ulanqab City, with a planned total area of 418.24 hectares. The Bawang River is the mother river of Jining and belongs to the Huangqihai water system of Inner Mongolia. In 2010, the Jining District government launched a comprehensive management project for the Bawang River, with a total investment of 3.5 billion yuan. After several years...
The Ulanqab Potato Museum is a specialized museum that brings together the origin, history, development, culture, as well as the current state of potato cultivation in China and particularly in Ulanqab. The museum has a planned exhibition area of 3,000 square meters, with the first phase covering 1,000 square meters, divided into four exhibition zones: “Care and…”
The Ancient City of Jining has a total investment of 1.6 billion yuan, covering an area of 360 acres with a construction area of 300,000 square meters. It restores the original appearance of Jining through antique-style architecture, reviving the authentic commercial culture of northwest China. The project takes full account of the rational layout of various commercial functions, highlights the cultural charm of the Manchu and Mongolian peoples, and truly realizes interactive business formats. It scientifically distributes large supermarkets, fashion department stores, restaurants, theme parks, and specialized markets in different areas and locations. The complex features “one-stop shopping, multifunctionality, and leisure appeal.” The project is divided into nine major commercial plots, including a 20,000-square-meter high-end star-rated hotel, indoor pedestrian streets, hotel-style luxury apartments, and brand supermarkets; a 30,000-square-meter flagship department store, hotel-style luxury apartments, jewelry and jade as well as antique calligraphy and painting malls; a large home and furniture shopping plaza; and two ancient architectural complexes centered around the cultural landmark “Manchu-Mongolian No. 1 Building.” Combining the profound cultural, commercial, and historical heritage of Ulanqab, the project adopts the concept of “architecture as form, culture as soul.” It emulates the essence of ancient architecture while integrating modern design elements to create a large-scale urban functional cultural and commercial complex that blends commerce, culture, and tourism.
The Chahar Folk Museum is located at the southern foot of Tiger Mountain in Jining District, complementing the Jining Campaign Memorial and serving as a scenic highlight within the Tiger Mountain Ecological Park. The museum covers a total area of 24,267 square meters, with the main building spanning 4,687 square meters in floor space and auxiliary facilities occupying over 7,000 square meters. The main structure of the museum is designed as...
Ulanqab Museum covers an area of 48,570 square meters, with a total construction area of 20,716.81 square meters. It is the only regional-level museum in Ulanqab City, responsible for cultural heritage protection, archaeological excavations, collection preservation, exhibition and education-related tasks across the city. The architectural style of the museum reflects a strong sense of...