Dulan International Hunting Ground

　　The Dulan International Hunting Ground is located in the southwest, with zones covering 19,000 hectares and 25,000 hectares respectively. The area ranges in elevation from 3,000 to 5,000 meters and lies within the foothills of the Buerhandubu Mountain Range, an extension of the Kunlun Mountains. The terrain features towering mountains, with surfaces largely composed of wind-eroded rock. The slopes vary in steepness along the ridgeline—sunny sides are steep while shaded ones are more gentle. The region is crisscrossed with winding valleys and undulating hills, often shrouded in morning mist and dotted with murmuring streams. Wild willows and tall grasses grow abundantly, and herds of blue sheep roam the area, making it an ideal spot for hunters to track and hunt game.

　　The Dulan Hunting Ground is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including rare and precious species such as snow leopards, argali, white-lipped deer, Tibetan gazelles, and blue sheep, as well as red deer, musk deer, wolves, red foxes, plateau rabbits, Tibetan snowcocks, Pallas’s sandgrouse, and common pheasants. Among these, blue sheep are particularly numerous, often seen in herds of four to five hundred. The hunting ground offers a variety of transportation options, including vehicles, horses, camels, and yaks, all available for guests to choose from. Knowledgeable guides are also on hand to lead hunting enthusiasts through the terrain.