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Tiegouli Scenic Area

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — Tiegouli Scenic Area is located in Yangjiaogou Town, Kazuo County, with a total gully length of over 30 li. From here, you can reach Tianlongyuan Scenic Area, Louzishan...

Tiegouli Scenic Area

Tiegouli Scenic Area
  Tiegouli Scenic Area is located in Yangjiaogou Town, Kazuo County, with a total gully length of over 30 li. From here, you can reach Tianlongyuan Scenic Area and Loushan Nature Reserve.

  The continuous mountain ranges on both sides of the valley lie like two giant dragons sprawled across the gully. Though not known for towering peaks or majestic mountains, the area boasts numerous peculiar peaks and rocks — such as Yuanbao Mountain, shaped like a silver ingot; Mother and Child Mountain, which depicts the affection between mother and child; and Turtle Back Mountain, which resembles a turtle raising its head — all of which evoke a sense of wonder. The rocky cliffs along the valley walls are steep and sheer, as if cut by a knife, forming a breathtaking natural fissure. Tiegouli features not only diverse landforms but also lush, thriving vegetation. A hundred acres of wild hazelnut forests grow on the only gentle slope in the valley, while apricot trees bloom in spring and turn fiery red in autumn, dotting the hillsides. Being here feels like stepping into a fairyland painting gallery, filling the heart with indescribable joy.

  The landscapes of Tiegouli seem as if carved by supernatural forces, combining exquisite craftsmanship with an air of mystery and peril. Each scene has its own charm yet complements the others. Wandering through the mountains and valleys of Tiegouli, accompanied by the sounds of wildlife, makes the place feel even more ancient, secluded, and profound. The ever-changing natural scenery brings an undeniable sense of mystery.

  Source: Tourism Bureau of Harqin Left Wing Mongolian Autonomous County

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