Zhurihe Mountain Ecotourism Area

　　"Zhurihe" means "heart". At the western foot of the mountain lies Daqin Lake. Zhurihe Mountain and Daqin Lake have gained widespread fame for being regarded as auspicious sites by successive Tüsheet Khan princes. Daqin Lake is an important stopover site for the whooper swan, a second-class nationally protected rare bird species.

　　Zhurihe Mountain Tourist Area is located within the Wujiafeng Nature Reserve, 20 kilometers from Bayanhot Town, the seat of the banner government. The area is surrounded by gracefully elegant and charming Wujiafeng trees scattered in picturesque arrangement. Stretching to the Daqintala Grassland at the foot of the mountain, it carries the legacy of the Horqin Banner. The endless blue waves blend into the sky, while on the serene Daqin Lake, rare birds glide above and reeds sway gently. The lake quietly tells the story of the vicissitudes of the Tüsheet Khan Palace. The natural landscape and diverse ecological environment here have made Horqin Right Middle Banner a world-renowned destination for leisure, vacation, and scientific research. The unique geographical location and superior ecological environment provide an ideal feeding and habitat ground for numerous migratory birds. In summer and autumn, the graceful and vibrantly colored Wujiafeng forests surrounding Zhurihe Mountain offer visitors endless enjoyment of nature.