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I went there with my family by car in early August and stayed in Holingol. The scenic area has complete facilities, and the staff are very professional and friendly. The area is very clean, with no litter in the corners, and the restrooms are quite clean. The grassland scenery is best viewed from afar. In my memory, crossing one mountain leads to a sea, or another mountain. On the other side of this mountain is grassland, and the mountain itself is also grassland... What I felt here was more of a sense of vicissitude and vastness. It's a place where you can find a moment of peace and tranquility, and it's worth coming to experience the blue sky and green grass, the coolness and fragrance!

Khan Mountain is 11 kilometers away from the city of Holingol. It was built in 2011, covers an area of ​​more than 13,000 square meters, and the sculpture height is 50 meters. It is the largest sculpture group of figures in my country, with an investment of 55 million yuan. The head of Genghis Khan on the top of the mountain is 50 meters high, and the head of Kublai Khan is 30 meters high. The 800 sculptures of the Mongolian soldiers are lifelike and majestic, very spectacular and shocking. The three characters "Khan Mountain" on the mountain gate were written by Buhe, the former vice chairman of the National People's Congress. Looking up at the tall image on the top of the mountain, I think of Chairman Mao's poem: Genghis Khan, a great hero, just bends his bow and shoots an eagle.

Natural ecology, unique wild charm. Grasslands, animals, plants and culture are organically combined, making it suitable for sightseeing, educational trips and leisure. For 30 yuan, the scenic shuttle bus will take you to four scenic spots, where you can enjoy activities such as grass rafting, horseback riding, archery, or feeding wolves... It's easy and enjoyable.

This grassland is the best I've ever been to, with a pristine atmosphere! Also, the accommodation is cheap (early June), and the food is varied and reasonably priced. In short, it's a must-go!

The Bulin Spring in Inner Mongolia is a scenic spot on the grassland that combines natural charm and cultural heritage. It means "hot spring" in Mongolian. The spring water is kept at a constant temperature of 4°C, with an annual flow of 55,000 tons. It is rich in minerals, sweet and clear, and is regarded as a "holy spring" by herdsmen. Legend has it that Genghis Khan once quenched his thirst and predicted his marriage here, adding a legendary color to it. In the scenic area stands a statue of Genghis Khan bending his bow, echoing the heroic spirit of the history of war and iron cavalry. It also reproduces the film and television base of "Wolf Totem" to reproduce the years of the Corps and the scenes of life on the grassland. Visitors can not only taste natural spring water, stroll on the ancient plank road, but also immerse themselves in the original grassland culture, feel the vitality nourished by the hot springs and the historical heritage of the Mongolian people, which is a model of the integration of nature and humanity.

不售票的景点 ，停车按次，10元/次。踏入乌拉盖湖，仿若闯入静谧仙境。澄澈湖水映着碧空流云，波光粼粼间泛着灵动的蓝。湖畔芳草如茵，野花摇曳，远处山峦起伏，牛羊悠然漫步。微风拂过，带来湖水的清新，令人心旷神怡，所有烦恼在此刻都被涤荡一空，只剩对这壮美自然的沉醉与赞叹。

Mount Uliyastai, majestic, beautiful, ancient, and enchanting, is known as the "Lushan of the Grassland." The scenic area surrounding it, with its rugged rocks, winding paths, lush green grass, and blooming flowers, offers breathtaking scenery and a captivating vista. Known as the "Bonsai of the Grassland," it is renowned for its beautiful natural scenery, fascinating historical legends, and unique geological features. It is a comprehensive tourist attraction offering opportunities for viewing the grasslands, admiring the rocks, experiencing local customs, immersing in the port's scenery and exotic customs, and enjoying leisure and vacation opportunities. The area boasts six luxuriously decorated fixed yurts and over 30 mobile yurts, accommodating over 500 people for dining and over 40 for accommodation. The six fixed yurts offer dining, entertainment, and scenic beauty. The area also features a folk art exhibition center, a reception center, a restaurant, and a Mongolian bar. Recreational activities in the scenic area include traditional Mongolian horseback riding, wrestling, archery, bonfire parties, and other entertainment activities. You can also go hiking, play grassland golf, have a picnic, and watch the sunrise and sunset on the grassland.

The scenery in the scenic area is charming, the air is fresh, and the warm breeze is blowing. There are many activities for everyone to do, such as horse riding, archery, fishing, and bonfire parties in the evening.

The Corps Town is located in the Haragaitu Farm in the Ulagai Management District of Xilin Gol League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is the location of the 51st Regiment of the former Inner Mongolia Production and Construction Corps, and retains the complete buildings of the Corps period. Since 2011, the place has combined its historical and cultural advantages to restore the auditorium, post office, guesthouse, etc. to their original appearance. In 2015, with the release of the movie "Wolf Totem", the Corps Town began to be known to everyone. The Haragaitu Farm where the Corps Town is located is one of the three state-owned farms in the Ulagai Management District of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In 1969, the 17- and 18-year-old Corps soldiers shouldered the mission of garrisoning and guarding the border and entered the Ulagai grassland. That period also became a peak period for the economic and social development of the Ulagai region. As a result, a unique military reclamation culture and the Corps spirit with "loving the motherland, selfless dedication, hard work, pioneering and enterprising" as the main connotation have been formed. According to the memories of the educated youth who once went to the countryside in the Corps Town, every intersection here has a green road sign of × Battalion × Platoon × Squad. The staff members coming in and out wore military uniforms from the 1960s and 1970s, with red collar patches and red cap badges. “White and yellow winds blow from spring to winter; the snow just melts in May and freezes again in September; the wind blows the cattle and sheep away, and they wear cotton jackets in June.” This was the real situation here back then.