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Trip.Best Popular Family-friendly Attractions Near Old Barag Banner [2024]
Discover the best family-friendly attractions near Old Barag Banner. Explore our top picks for family fun and create beautiful memories together!
Updated Nov 2024
- 6.64.0/5254 ReviewFrom328.88
based on 28 reviews"Next to Hulunbuir city, there is no charge for parking on the side of the road. It is not very big. It is finished in an hour and a half. It is all pine trees, and there are many small pine trees under the big tree. It has a history of thousands of years. It is really good."Hulunbuir23.2 km from Old Barag BannerForestsZoosHighlights: Hailar National Forest Park, located in the west of Hailar City, is a forest park with the theme of Pinus sylvestris. There are small hills in the park and a large area of sylvestris pine, some of which are peculiarly shaped. There is also a free-range zoo in the park, and you can even see reindeer. Hailar National Forest Park is mainly divided into South Park, North Park and West Park. The white sand beach in the North Park is a sand pit formed by the concentrated bombing of the Soviet army and the Japanese army in 1945. Because of the fine and white sand, it is called the white sand beach. The North Garden has a large forest of Pinus sylvestris, and you can see strange big trees and natural landscapes such as the King of Trees, Watching Pines, Shot Trees, Ganquan Pines, Lianli Pines, and Genpo. There are also a bird language forest and a zoo in the north of the park. There are many birds and waterfowl stocked in the bird language forest. There are not many animals in the zoo, but you can see reindeer. This kind of deer was domesticated by the Ewenki people in the Greater Khingan Mountains for transportation. animal. In the South Park, there are cultural sites of the Northern Steppe Microlithic Age thousands of years ago. On the south side of the Celebrity Peak, there are three fortification sites built in 1934 by the Japanese who invaded China and destroyed by the Soviet Red Army in the Anti-Japanese War in 1945. The West Garden is mainly dominated by wetlands, with many lakes, inhabited by large and medium-sized water birds such as swans, gray geese, herons, gray cranes, and wild ducks.Show Less
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