Horqin Right Wing Middle Banner Attractions

Wujiaofeng Leisure and Tourism Resort, Horqin Right Wing Middle Banner Museum, Menggehan Mountain Nature Reserve Ecological Tourism Scenic Area, Shadao Lake Ecological Tourism Scenic Area, and Zhurihe Mountain Ecological Tourism Scenic Area.

1. Wujiaofeng Leisure and Tourism Resort: It includes Hangali Lake, Wujiaofeng Nature Reserve, Tushiyetu Palace Garden, and Bayinzhurihe Mountain Scenic Area. It is a comprehensive eco-tourism scenic spot integrating the forest and royal palace gardens. It is a national 3A-level scenic spot.

2. Horqin Right Wing Middle Banner Museum: Located in the east of Bayanhushu Town, it was put into use in 2009. It covers an area of ??12,000 square meters, has a construction area of ??4833.6 square meters, and a building height of 28.2 square meters. The exterior of the museum is shaped like a bow and arrow pointing straight into the sky, which means "heroic archer".

3. Menggehan Mountain Nature Reserve Ecological Tourism Scenic Spot: Menggehan Mountain, also known as Xianbei Mountain, is located in the transition zone from the eastern foot of the middle section of the Greater Khingan Mountains to the Horqin Sandy Land. It is located in Xirigasumu Yihe Within Hada Gacha, it is 7.5 kilometers away from Bayanhushu Town, the seat of the banner government, and 5 kilometers away from the west bank of Huolin River.

4. Shadao Lake Ecological Tourism Scenic Area: Shadao Lake Ecological Tourism Scenic Area, known as Jiangnan beyond the Great Wall, is located in Bayan Manha, Keyou Middle Banner, 75 kilometers away from Bayan Hushu Town. . The colors of the lakes and islands here complement each other, especially the wetlands, where grass grows and warblers fly, and the landscape is magnificent.

5. Zhurihe Mountain Ecological Tourism Scenic Area: Zhurihe Mountain Ecological Tourism Scenic Area Zhurihe means "heart". There is Daiqin Lake at the foot of the west side of the mountain, Zhurihe Mountain and Daiqin Lake. The lake is famous for being an auspicious place by successive princes of Tushyetu. Daiqin Lake is an important stopping place for whooper swans, a rare bird under national second-level protection.