Where is a good place to go for graduation trip?

It is another graduation season, and the students who have been in the ivory tower for four years are about to enter the society in another capacity. Looking back over the past few years, students from all corners of the country have become classmates because of fate, experienced storms together, grew up happily together, spent their youth together, had ups and downs, and had happy dreams. In the graduation season, it is natural to take a farewell trip to the campus and to your immature self. So where should I go for my graduation trip? There are too many people going to Lijiang, Dali, Yunnan, and Sanya, Haikou, Hainan, but it's too hot. Jiuzhai and Huanglong in Sichuan seem to be nothing new, and the city tour in Beishangguang seems to be too dry. How's this? Yu Fan has prepared a travel guide for Chifeng, Inner Mongolia for your reference:

Chifeng, formerly known as Ulan Hada, is the birthplace of ancient Hongshan Culture, hence the name of Chifeng. Chifeng is beautiful, but not far. Located at the junction of Mongolia, Hebei and Liaoning provinces, it is the most populous city in Inner Mongolia and the central city in eastern Inner Mongolia.

Chifeng is extremely rich in tourism resources, including vast grasslands, vast deserts, virgin forests, magical caves, ancient ruins, healthy hot springs, grand Nadam convention, rich ethnic customs and attractive local cuisine ... But Chifeng is too big (more than 90,000 square kilometers, bigger than Fan's hometown of Chongqing), and we can't visit all the scenic spots at once. The route that Yu Fan wants to recommend to you here is a forest leisure and holiday route carefully designed by Polo Travel and personally experienced by Yu Fan. This route is an atypical tourist route in Inner Mongolia. There are no grasslands and deserts here, but there are forests, hot springs, lakes, canyons, museums, national cultures and ancient Harqin family palaces.

Museums, in a sense, represent the cultural epitome of one side's soil and water, and a museum is a history of materialized development. Therefore, in Fan's view, if you want to know a city as quickly as possible, you must start with its museums. We can travel through time and space through cultural relics, have a dialogue with history, overlook the historical situation and feel the cultural charm. At the same time, the museum is also an important cultural and leisure place. While gaining knowledge, you can also enjoy the rare quietness and elegance of the city.

Perhaps it is for this reason that the first stop of our trip to Chifeng is the Chifeng Museum, which is a large-scale historical and cultural museum integrating collection, research and display. Arranging on the first day of our trip to Chifeng will also help us better understand Chifeng and its long history and splendid culture.

Hongshan Culture is the earliest cultural trace of Chinese civilization.

This museum is very big. There are four main exhibition halls, namely Neolithic Age, Ancient Rhyme Bronze, Qidan Dynasty and Jinhe in chronological order. Limited by space, Yu Fan shares the Neolithic Hongshan Culture here.

In the Neolithic Age, the first exhibition hall of the museum, we saw that as early as 10,000 years ago, human beings existed in Chifeng, and the hardworking and intelligent ancestors of Chifeng created splendid ancient culture with the characteristics of the times and unique local characteristics, which was endless and prosperous. "After the red mountain rises, the source of water must be the dragon", where the dragon flies, where the phoenix spreads its wings and where the jade shines. This also shows that Chifeng is one of the important birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

Hongshan Culture's social form was in the heyday of matriarchal clan society in the early stage, and the main social structure was tribal groups linked by female blood groups, which gradually transformed into paternal clans in the later stage. Agriculture is the main economic form, and animal husbandry, fishing and hunting coexist. Its remains include unique painted pottery and serrated pottery, as well as Neolithic culture.