Things to do in Hexigten Banner

This grassland is highly recommended. We visited in autumn, and although it wasn't as golden, it's still worth a second visit. The grassland in spring is much greener, stretching as far as the eye can see like an oasis. While the birch forests are beautiful from afar, up close they're covered in horse manure—black and polluting, making the grassland smell and the experience unpleasant for tourists, completely masking the earthy aroma. We suggest that the horse owners pick up the manure to give tourists a better impression. Overall, it's a very beautiful environment and worth visiting. Be prepared for the cold; it gets just as cold, or even colder, at night.

🎑Ulan Butong during the Mid-Autumn Festival is absolutely the pinnacle of autumn scenery!👍🍁 The red, yellow, and green hues contrast beautifully with the blue sky and white clouds, a beauty beyond words... Here, you can forget all your worries; if you miss it, you'll have to wait another year.🍵

Towering stone forests, accompanied by birch groves, offer a breathtaking view as you wander among the grey rock formations and golden leaves, experiencing the wonders of nature. Grass grows beneath the trees, while blue skies and white clouds rise above the stone forest, creating a vibrant atmosphere. In the distance, alpine meadows stretch out, vast and magnificent. The path leading here is also a tapestry of meadows and forests, with valleys and grasslands shifting and changing – a continuous panorama of beauty. The unique scenery of the Stone Forest, unlike any other place, is definitely worth a visit.

I highly recommend Huamugou National Forest Park in Keshiketeng Banner, Chifeng! It's a hidden gem where forest and grassland seamlessly blend. The vast, straight birch forests are breathtaking, and in autumn, the golden leaves against the backdrop of evergreen pines and fiery red shrubs create a vibrant, almost painterly scene. The lakes and mountains of Hama Dam and Jinchan Lake offer stunning views, especially at sunrise when the reflections on the water are breathtaking – a paradise for photographers. Hiking along the wooden boardwalks is easy, and the fresh air is filled with the fragrance of grass and trees – a truly therapeutic natural oxygen bar. July and August are perfect for escaping the summer heat, while late September to early October is when the autumn colors are at their peak. The roads are easy to drive on, and the park is clean. While the dining options aren't luxurious, the authentic experience is unparalleled. It's perfect for road trips within the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, family outings, and photography trips – you won't regret coming!

The Dada Highway is a grassland highway in Keshiketeng Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, China. It stretches 135 kilometers from Darinor Lake to the Ashatu Stone Forest. It has been listed by National Geographic China as one of China's most beautiful self-driving routes. The Dada Highway begins at Darinor Lake (Inner Mongolia's second-largest inland lake, meaning "sea-like lake" in Mongolian), located in western Keshiketeng Banner. The end point is the Ashatu Stone Forest (a National 5A-level scenic spot), located in the foothills of the Greater Khingan Range and renowned for its granite rock formations.

The lakes on the grassland are very precious. Dali Lake, the second largest lake in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, has beautiful scenery. The wetlands in the South Bank Scenic Area are also worth a visit. Maybe because of the drought this year, the grass around it is not growing very well!

In the center of the Nanshan Mountain in Reshuitang, there is a martyrs' cemetery to commemorate the six martyrs who died on February 28, 1946. They were killed by counter-revolutionaries who were fighting back against them during the struggle to reduce rent and interest, eliminate bandits and fight tyrants. The revolutionary martyrs will live forever!

Absolutely stunning autumn scenery! The colors are incredibly rich and varied, making the trip well worth it and highly recommended! 👍👍 Along the way, there were colorful plants on both sides, in shades of green, red, orange, and yellow, as well as rock formations of various shapes. At the summit, there was even snow, offering a breathtakingly expansive view and unexpected beauty.

Arriving at the Ulanbutong Evenki Reindeer Farm, we were greeted by a detailed introduction to the development and evolution of the Evenki reindeer herding tradition. The farm explained the structure, layout, and requirements of Evenki tents, as well as the habits and diet of the reindeer. It's a great place to learn about the Evenki people's reindeer herding culture. It's also a favorite spot for children to feed and pet the reindeer. It was raining today, so there weren't many people.

You must visit the Dari Lake scenic spot when you come to Inner Mongolia. The road is flat, easy to walk and beautiful! There are sightseeing buses to pick you up, which is super convenient. Both the elderly and children can play. It is full of green, with grasslands, trees, and Dari Lake. The scenery is super beautiful!