Halaha River

　　Introduction      The Halaha River originates within the Arxan National Forest Park, flowing through Dablin Lake and Azalea Lake. It also gathers tributaries such as the Suhu River and the Gurbantunggut River. The main stream flows from east to west through Yiershi into Mongolia, belonging to the Erguna River system. The river is 399 kilometers long, with the 134.5-kilometer section within the Arxan development zone being the most scenic, featuring a riverbed 40–200 meters wide. The river is surrounded by mountains and lush forests. There are many small islands and sandbars in the river, with clear, fast-flowing water and a stable flow rate. The upper section connects with a series of volcanic barrier lakes, creating uniquely beautiful scenery. Rafting activities are available on the river, allowing you to drift all the way to areas near the China-Mongolia border, though this stops during winter.      

　　 Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia

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