The Inner Mongolia National Liberation Memorial Hall is located in Ulanhot City, the birthplace of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It was built to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is the first commemorative exhibition hall in China’s ethnic minority regions after the founding of the People’s Republic of China that fully reflects the history of regional ethnic autonomy, as well as the first national liberation memorial hall in Inner Mongolia.
The former site of the office building of the Party Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is located on the east side of Xing’an North Road in Ulanhot City. The office building was originally constructed in 1934. This structure is made of brick and tile, featuring a two-story gable-roofed building facing south, with a total construction area of 1,881.08 square meters and covering an area of 2,356 square meters. Before 1945, it served as the office building for...
The former site of the office of the Inner Mongolia Communist Party Working Committee is located at No. 14 Xing’an North Road, Ulanhot City, Xing’an League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The building faces south and is a two-story brick-and-tile structure with a raised roof. It covers an area of 2,356 square meters, with a floor space of 1,881.08 square meters, and is 1…
The Site of the Headquarters of the First Cavalry Division of Inner Mongolia is located at the southeast corner of the intersection of Wuyi North Road and Puhui East Street in Ulanhot City, Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia. Originally the private residence of a regimental commander of the puppet Hinggan Army, the site was repurposed after the disbandment of the First Cavalry Division of Inner Mongolia. It now serves as the office building of the Xing'an Detachment of the Inner Mongolia Road Administration Law Enforcement...
The former site of Inner Mongolia Daily is located on the west side of Xing’an North Road in Ulanhot City, Xing’an League, Inner Mongolia, within the compound of the People’s Hospital of Horqin Right Front Banner. Originally built in 1935 as the Xing’an Medical College at Wangye Miao, it covers a construction area of 2,520 square meters. On July 1, 1946, the organ newspaper of the East Mongolia Branch of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Movement Federation, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Daily, was first published in Wangye Miao. On January 1, 1947, it was decided that the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Daily would come under the direct leadership of the CCP Inner Mongolia Working Committee. On January 1, 1948, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Daily was renamed
The former site of the Ximan Military District Office in Wangye Temple is located on the east side of the playground inside the campus of Ulanhot No. 2 Middle School, west of Baiyin South Road, Heping Street, Ulanhot City, Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia. Constructed in 1938, the former site originally served as the Wangye Temple Korean Ethnic School. The entire compound spans approximately 900 square meters and consists of two...
The Site of the Command Headquarters of the Inner Mongolia Military Region is located on the west side of Xing’an North Road in Ulanhot City, Xinggan League, Inner Mongolia, and to the east of the outpatient building of the People’s Hospital of Horqin Right Front Banner. It currently houses the office building of the Bank of China Xinggan League Branch. According to the "Autonomy Law of Eastern Mongolia," the Government of the Autonomous Government of Eastern Mongolia decided to establish the East...
The site of the founding congress of the Inner Mongolia People's Revolutionary Youth League is located on the east side of Jindun Garden on Heping Street, Ulanhot City, Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia, adjacent to Baiyin South Road to the east and Fuxing East Street to the south. Originally named Jiajiadian, the site was once a large carriage inn. The courtyard stretched over 100 meters from north to south and more than 70 meters from east to west...
The Site of the Founding Congress of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Government covers a construction area of 679 square meters. Built in 1935, it originally served as the auditorium of the Military Officers Academy of Xing'an under the puppet Manchukuo. From April 23 to May 1, 1947, the Inner Mongolia People's Representative Conference was held here; on May 1, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Government was established here, making this site...
The Greater Khingan Mountains are a sacred land where ancient northern ethnic groups in China thrived. In ancient Chinese history, eight renowned ethnic groups—namely, the Donghu, Xiongnu, Xianbei, Khitan, Jurchen, Mongols, and Manchus—left their marks, among which the accomplished Donghu, Xianbei, Khitan, and Mongols originated and developed in different parts of the Greater Khingan Mountains...
The former site of the government offices of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Government is located in the middle section of Xing’an Road. Built in 1939, this site served as the office building of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Government from 1947 to 1949. The government chairman — and vice-chairman Ha Feng’a presided over and led the work of the Autonomous Government here, promulgating the “Organic Law” and the governing program of the Autonomous Government...
Tianjiao Tianjun Ecological Tourism Resort, themed around the legends of Genghis Khan, the imagery of Mongolian warhorses, and creative experiences of Mongol-Yuan culture, is divided into four major functional zones: the Tianjun Flower Field Area, the Sports & Wellness Area, the Natural Leisure Area—Xing'anling Botanical Garden, and the Cultural Creativity Area. Here, you can fully immerse yourself in the beauty of nature's ecology among flowers, grass, rocks, and water. …
Introduction The Horqin Grassland is located in the eastern part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, at the northwest end of the Songliao Plain. It includes the entire Hinggan League and parts of Tongliao City, bordering the Xilingol Grassland to the north and the Hulunbuir Grassland to the east. The area is vast and rich in resources, featuring large expanses of natural pasture. In Mongolian, "Horqin" means "famous archer."…
Ulan Mudi Nutug (Mongolian: district) of Horqin Right Front Banner is located at the southern foot of the Greater Khingan Mountains. It is the largest pure pastoral area in Xing'an League with the most extensive grasslands and the highest livestock population. The entire region is classified as mountainous meadow. The usable grassland area spans 1,600 square kilometers. The area is crisscrossed with streams, abundant in lush pasture, and boasts uniquely scenic grassland vistas. …
Chalun Lake Resort is located in Taershan Town, Horqin Right Front Banner, Xing'an League, 32 kilometers from Ulanhot City. It combines forest and grassland scenery, featuring lush trees and verdant meadows, attracting a large number of domestic and international visitors every year. The Ethnic Tourism Village has 16 large yurts that welcome guests from all over in accordance with ethnic customs…
The name "Gui Liu" comes from Mongolian, meaning "mountain apricot." It is part of the Nenjiang River system and a tributary of the Tao'er River. The river originates from Bogda Mountain at the western foot of the Greater Khingan Mountains. It has a total length of 218 kilometers and a drainage area of 9,706 square kilometers. It flows into the Tao'er River within Ulanhot City in the Xing'an League, with an average annual flow rate of 13 cubic meters per second. Aquatic resources include otters...
Marriott Mongolia Camp is located in Charsen Town, Horqin Right Front Banner, Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia, 40 kilometers from Ulanhot City, covering a total area of 10 square kilometers. It is a Mongolian-themed tourist village integrating summer retreat, vacation, and travel, attracting thousands of visitors every year. The site features traditional Mongolian...
The Horqin Rare Birds Nature Reserve is located in the eastern part of Horqibannaoer Banner, stretching 40 kilometers from east to west and 45 kilometers from north to south, covering a total area of 120,000 hectares. In 1995, it was approved by the State Council as a national nature reserve. The reserve is home to seven species of Class I nationally protected rare birds, including the white stork, black stork, red-crowned crane, Siberian crane, white-naped crane, great bustard, and golden eagle...
Japanese aircraft bunkers are relatively concentrated in the Xing'an League area, with Haoren and Wuchagou being the most representative. On the open mountainous hills of Haoren Sumu in Horqin Right Front Banner, the slightly semi-elliptical Japanese aircraft bunkers follow the terrain and stand in a row. Their unique shape and sturdy construction attract the attention of passing tourists...
Historical relics record the ordinary stories and great legends of an era. In Solon, Horqin Right Front Banner, and in front of the Monument to the Seven Martyrs, a heroic chapter unfolds vividly from 1946 — a struggle fought bravely for freedom, liberation, peace, and happiness. The rustling pines sing praises of these heroes. In August 1945…