Introduction of scenic spots in Hasuhai tourist area

Introduction of scenic spots in Hasuhai tourist area: In Tumote Zuo Qi, 70 kilometers west of Hohhot, the lowest point of the lake basin is 988.5 m above sea level, and the highest point of the dike is 993 m above sea level; The main water supply rivers are the Yellow River, Wanjiagou and Xida Baishigou.

Hasuhai is a oxbow lake left by the change of the Yellow River, which belongs to the outflow freshwater lake of the Dahei River system. It used to be called Tao Sihao Xihaizi, commonly known as Houboer. Hasu transliteration in Mongolia. Formerly known as Halawusu, which means Qingshui Lake, it is named after the blue lake.

Hasuhai is a natural lake, known as "West Lake beyond the Great Wall". It is located in Tumote Zuo Qi, 70 kilometers west of Hohhot, with a water surface area of 32 square kilometers and a water depth of about 2 meters. Weeds are overgrown at the bottom of the lake and the water quality is fertile. Rich in grass, silver carp, carp, crucian carp, bream, Wuchang fish and other fish and river shrimps and crabs.

There are all kinds of birds among the reeds by the lake. When they take off in the air, they hover on the misty lake. The pavilions and waterside pavilions on the shore are shaded by willows, and the clear water and green mountains set each other off, forming a very spectacular picture.

Introduction of main scenic spots in Hasuhai tourist area

Dahehei riverside 1

The upper reaches of the Yellow River in China. Located in the middle of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Originated from Daqingshan. Southwest flows through Hohhot and joins the Yellow River in Hekou Town, Tuoketuo County. The total length is 235.9 kilometers. Watershed area 17600 square kilometers. The average gradient is 1.42%. The amount of water in rivers varies greatly with the seasons. During the flood, the river has a high sediment concentration and a large flow rate, while the clear water flow rate is small at ordinary times.

The tributaries of the upper reaches of the Yellow River were called Lechuan and Heishui in ancient times. The water source comes from camel neck and double parrots on the northern slope of Manchu banquet in the central part of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and it joins the rivers such as Wu north beach River, Shuimogou River, Halaqin River and Qiangpen River, flows through the Huhhot Delta Plain and the northern part of Tuoketuo, and finally flows into the Yellow River. The total length is 236 kilometers. Because the water volume is only half in July and August, the humus layer in the mountain area is washed down, which makes the river turbid and black, so it is called Dahei River.

2. River

Twenty miles south of Hohhot, the big river next to Zhaojun's tomb is now called Dahei River. There is also a river in the southeast called Xiaohe. The Heihe River, large and small, was recorded by Li Daoyuan, a famous geographer in China, as early as the Northern and Southern Dynasties. One is called Manggan Water, and the other is called Wuquan Water. In the geographical records of Sui and Tang Dynasties in China, it was once called "Mengshui" as Manggan water, that is, Heihe River. It was not until the Liao Dynasty that Mengshui officially turned into black water. Later generations used it, and it was called Heishui and Heihe in Yuan Dynasty.

In the Ming dynasty, it was called "Heihe II", but the name of Heihe was not clear. It was not until the Qing dynasty that it was divided into big and small Heihe rivers. The largest one in Mongolian is called Ikturgen River, and the smallest one is called Bahaturgen River. At this point, the name of Heihe was definitely fixed.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hasuhai