What are the tourist attractions in Sarazzi?

Sarazzi Ecological Park is a dense orchard, located in Salaqi Town, Tumd Right Banner. The ecological park construction project covers a total area of 1525 mu, with an investment of 50 million yuan. The construction period is two years, and the park gate and square will be completed in the first phase in 2008.

2. Mei Daizhao

Meidaizhao (Mongolian "Meidaizhao" means Maitreya Buddha) was originally named Lingjue Temple and later changed to Shouling Temple. It is one of the important Tibetan Buddhist buildings in Inner Mongolia and a national key cultural relic protection unit. Located in Meidaizhao Village, Tumd Right Banner, about 50 kilometers east of Baotou City, on the north side of Beijing-Tibet expressway.

3. Jiufeng Mountain

Jiufeng Mountain in Tuyou Banner of Baotou City is rich in natural landscape resources and human landscape resources. The original forest in the scenic area is dense, with a forest area of 12064 hectares, continuous peaks and valleys, abundant animal and plant resources, gurgling springs and continuous ditch water all the year round, and it is a natural scenic tourist area.

4. Chilechuan National Forest Park

Chilechuan National Forest Park is located at the southern foot of Jiufeng Mountain in Tuyou Banner and the northern side of expressway, with a planned area of 10329. 17 hectares, a forest area of 7 105.43 hectares and a regional forest coverage rate of 68.79%.

5. Chilechuan Museum

Chilechuan Museum, located in Tumd Right Banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, as a branch of Inner Mongolia Museum, has a total construction area of 25,000 square meters, including an exhibition area of 6,543,800 square meters and a total investment of 220 million yuan. It is the only museum in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region with the background of regional history and culture.

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