Doran Lake Park

　　Doran Lake Park is located in the northwest of Yinde Town, about 300 meters from the Shenshan Hotel. The Mongolian word “Doran” means “bright eyes,” while in Chinese it translates to “many blue lakes.” It is an artificial park created over generations through mountain relocation and lake construction. The planned area of Doran Lake Park is 74.4 hectares.

　　The planning of Doran Lake Park draws inspiration from the natural layout of traditional Chinese landscape gardens and incorporates modern global leisure park design concepts. Currently, the lake recreation area has taken initial shape, featuring 15 hectares of water surface and four bridges. The park is designed with “three interconnected lakes and two facing islands,” surrounded by an inner central island, tree-lined promenades, rockeries, arched bridges, and three lake districts. It offers lush greenery, shimmering waters, picturesque landscapes, and a naturally delightful ambiance. The park’s water diversion channel is 5,700 meters long. The Chuo’er River meanders from northeast to southwest through the Yinde urban area, quietly purifying the fresh air. Rows of weeping willows line the canal, swaying in the breeze, with winding paths, fluttering butterflies, and fragrant blooms. The park contains over 200,000 trees of more than 20 species, including weeping elm, five-lobed maple, weeping willow, flowering plum, camphor pine, spruce, and lilac. It has become a popular spot for entertainment, leisure, and morning exercise for people of all ethnic groups in Jalaid Banner, as well as a great destination for tourists visiting the area.