Golden under the autumn sun, Mordaoga Forest, Inner Mongolia

As the exciting seven-day National Day holiday is approaching, many well-known scenic spots have changed their appearance in the golden autumn. I believe everyone is eager to experience the beautiful scenery in various places. So have you all decided where to go during this rare golden October holiday? Next, City Culture will introduce to you the best places to travel in October!

Inner Mongolia Mordaoga National Forest Park is located in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, covering an area of ??148,324 hectares. It is adjacent to the Hulunbuir Prairie to the south and the Ergun River between China and Russia to the north. The Forest Park is located in a continental monsoon climate zone, with large seasonal temperature differences, warm and rainy summers, annual precipitation of 414~528 mm, and a frost-free period of about 100 days. The forest vegetation types are mainly deciduous forest and coniferous forest, with a forest coverage rate of 93.3%. Mordaoga National Forest Park is the most cold temperate forest park in China and the largest forest park in my country.

The autumn in Mordaoga is very short, lasting only one month, and early October coincides with the most beautiful scenery here. The colors of the mountain forests are distinct, ranging from deep red to light yellow...only the Pinus sylvestris growing at high altitudes has always maintained its original color, and there are also ripe wild fruits scattered all over the mountains and plains. Sunrise, morning fog, colorful woods, Bailu Island...the scenery is different from morning to night.

Main Attractions

Longyan Sightseeing

Longyan Mountain is located on the east side of Mordaoga Town, with an altitude of 1,000 meters, more than 70 miles long from east to west, and a horizontal slope on the west slope. Lying on a huge dragon-shaped rock more than 200 meters long. It is named after its resemblance to a dragon.

The Great Khan pays his respects

There is a Genghis Khan Park covering an area of ??2,500 square meters on Longyan Mountain. Dahan Pingmo has become a must-visit attraction when traveling to Moerdaoga National Forest Park. In Genghis Khan Park, various wolf-tooth military flags are erected around it. An 18-meter-tall giant statue of the Great Khan in military uniform, prancing on a horse, drawing a bow and shooting an eagle, stands among them. Next to the statue, Mongolian-style dots make the pavilion majestic, and ancient weapons such as knives, spears, spears, and forks are arranged on both sides. On the base of the giant sculpture, there is an inscription "Sacrifice of the Great Khan" in praise of the great achievements of the Great Khan.

Hongdou Slope

"Hongdou Slope" is located 9 kilometers away from Mordaoga National Forest Park. It is named after the hillside covered with bilberries (Xing'an red beans). Hongdoupo is a typical Duxiang forest type in the Greater Khingan Mountains forest area, and it is a pure middle-aged deciduous clear pond forest with clear layers of vegetation from top to bottom. In the scenic area, the natural forest of middle-aged larch between 40 and 80 years old is evenly dense, with straight trunks and lush crowns.

The Pine Tree Trail

It is located 12 kilometers away from Mordaoga Forest Park, covering an area of ??more than 1,900 hectares. Because of the rare large area and high density of Pine Trees, it has been scientifically surveyed Ecological experts call it "Xing'an Wonders". Yan pine, namely masson pine and five-needle pine, is an evergreen shrub growing in the rock crevices of the mountains in the Greater Khingan Mountains. The branches are winding and twisting, about 10 meters long, with five-needle leaves in a bunch, light yellow, and purple-red spherical stamens, showing its monoecious characteristics.

Yimoku Ridge

It is located on the top of a mountain 16 kilometers away from Mordaoga National Forest Park. From the observation deck, you can see the entire Daxinganling Mountains. When you look at the mountains from the top, you will see mountains and ridges upon ridges; there are mountains beyond the mountains and ridges beyond the ridges. Jiuchong Mountain stretches across the mountain, giving you an unobstructed view, hence the name "One Eye of Nine Ridges".