What are the tourist attractions in Naiman Banner?

The tourist attractions in Naiman Banner are: Mengjiaduan Desert Reservoir, Xinglong Marsh Plantation, Tamarix, Naiman Palace, Princess Chen and Xu Tomb, Zhanggutai Pagoda, Mountain, Qinglong Mountain Depression, Yan Great Wall Site, Naiman Tuchengzi Site, Hongshan Culture Site, etc.

1, Meng Jia Desert Reservoir:

It consists of upper reservoir area and lower reservoir area. With a total area of 40,000 mu and a total storage capacity of 65.438+0.08 billion cubic meters, it is the reservoir with the largest storage capacity and the best vegetation landscape protection in Tongliao area.

2. Xinglong swamp plantation:

Located in the abdomen of Horqin Sandy Land, between Xiliaohe River and Jiaolai River, and in the northeast of Naiman Banner, it governs 4 Sumu towns and 5 state-owned farming and animal husbandry forest farms and reservoirs, with a length of 44 kilometers from east to west and a width of 12 kilometers from north to south, with a total land area of 789,500 mu.

3. Tamarix chinensis:

It was formed by two floods of Jiaolai River 1949 and 1962. It is a unique photographic resource in Naiman Banner. As a plant phenomenon, Tamarix chinensis is caused by many reasons, such as the characteristics of tree species, the influence of arid climate, the role of sand erosion and man-made plunder.

4. Naiman Palace:

Originally the residence of King Zasakdorodar Khan, the leader of Naiman Department, it is now open to the public. The whole architectural style has distinct Mongolian national characteristics, and the design and layout reflect the majesty and strict hierarchy of the princes at that time.

5. Liao Princess Chen and Xu were buried together in the tomb:

It is located in the northeast of Qinglongshan Town, Naiman Banner, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia 10 km on the southwest slope of Sibugetu Village. Thousands of cultural relics were unearthed in the tomb, including exquisite gold and silver, ceramics, glass, wood, jade and pearls, agates, crystals and amber products.

6. Zhangjiatai stupa:

Naiman Banner is one of the important architectural relics of Lamaism in the Qing Dynasty, and it is also a key protected cultural relic in the autonomous region. This tower is made of blue bricks. In front of the tower is the demolished Hu Shuo Temple. The square garden is one square mile, and the layout is recognizable.

7. Mount Lao Dao:

Located in the south of Naiman Banner, it reaches Bohai Bay in the south and the highest peak in the north of Horqin Grassland in the north. The top of the mountain is flat and open, with steep cliffs around the peak platform 500 meters from east to west and 300 meters from north to south.

8. Qinglong Mountain Canyon:

Located in the south of Naiman Banner, Inner Mongolia, 85 kilometers away from Naiman Banner, it is connected to Fuxin City, Liaoning Province in the south, beipiao city City, Liaoning Province in the west, and Kulun Banner, Inner Mongolia in the northeast.

9. Yan Great Wall Site:

The Great Wall runs east-west, crossing the Laoha River from Beiliang, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, entering Jianping County, Liaoning Province, passing through Reshui Township, Shaoguoyingzi Township and Erjiazi Township, then entering Aohan Banner, Inner Mongolia, and then extending to the northeast.

10, Naiman Tuchengzi Site:

Naiman Tuchengzi site is nearly square, with a perimeter of 14 19 meters. The residual height of the city wall is 4 to 5 meters, the width is 15 to 20 meters, the east gate is more than 3 meters high and the bottom is 5 meters wide. Pottery, coins, weapons, building components, etc. From the Warring States to the Qin and Han Dynasties, it was unearthed in the city, which is the new site of Anping County in the Han Dynasty.