What are the tourist attractions in Harqin Banner?

The tourist attractions of Harqin Banner are:

1, Maojingba Natural Scenic Area

Maojingba Natural Scenic Area is located in Wangyedian Town, the border town of Chifeng City. Wang Yedian, formerly known as Wang Yedian, was a post station for princes and nobles in the Qing Dynasty to go to Beijing or do business, and was later renamed Wang Yedian during the Cultural Revolution. The beautiful mountains and rivers and beautiful scenery here have created a hard-working and kind side. Walking into the Mao Jing Dam, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Mao Jing Dam.

2. Princess Mausoleum

Princess Mausoleum, the fifth daughter of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty, is the tomb of Princess Shuoduanjing, located in ten Manchu townships. Shi Jia Township is located 35km east of the seat of the government of Harqin Banner. After the death of the princess, ten courtiers (Manchu) who married the princess also came here to guard the mausoleum, hence the name Shi Jia Manchu Township.

3. Longquan Temple in Jinshan

Longquan Temple is located under the lion cliff 3 kilometers northwest of Jinshan Town, Harqin Banner. It was built in the Yuan Dynasty and covers an area of 5,000 square meters. The temple is a courtyard with three entrances, the first three entrances and the last three entrances. There are temples on the east and west sides. Gu Song Cooper can be seen everywhere in the temple, and there are many stone tablets and stone carvings.

4. Yelvcong Tomb

Yelvcong's tomb is located in the pigeon's nest in the southwest of Zi Ying Village, Ma 'anshan Township Palace. Backed by steep peaks, surrounded by mountains on the left and right, the peaks on both sides are steep, pine and tall, exotic flowers and grasses compete for red flowers, bees fly and butterflies dance, birds sing and flowers smell, the breeze calls for thousands of pines, and the stream floats with thyme. This beautiful natural environment.

5. Dongshan Grottoes Temple in Liao Dynasty

Dongshan Cave Temple in Liao Dynasty: Dongshan Temple is located five kilometers northwest of Niuyingzi Town, Harqin Banner, Inner Mongolia, and 24 kilometers away from Chicheng Highway, covering a mountainside. Dongshan Temple, also known as Lingfeng Temple and Gaishan Grottoes, is named after a cave-like temple dug on a hillside covered with mountains. It was also called "Lingfeng Source Buddha Cave" in the Jin Dynasty.