Inner Mongolia National Liberation Memorial Hall is located in Ulanhot, the birthplace of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It was built to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is the first memorial hall built in minority areas after the founding of New China and the first national liberation memorial hall in Inner Mongolia. It is the first memorial exhibition hall reflecting the process of national liberation in ethnic areas since the founding of New China.

arxan hot spring

A famous spa resort in Inner Mongolia. At the west foot of the middle section of Daxing 'anling Mountains, Mongolian "Aershan" means "holy water". The largest radioactive radon spring in China. Located in the northwest of Horqin Right Front Banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, among the mountains of Daxinganling. Distributed in an area 500 meters long and 70 meters wide. * * * There are 42 large and small hot springs. It is distributed in the range of 500 meters from north to south and 70 meters from east to west. There are four kinds of springs: cold springs, hot springs, hot springs and high hot springs. The lowest temperature of spring water is 1.5℃, and it contains radioactive elements such as radon and chlorine, magnesium, sulfur and silicon 10.

Genghis Khan Temple

Chengjisi Khan Temple is located at the top of Hanshan Mountain in Ulanhot City, Xing 'an League. Built in 1940. This temple, which combines the architectural styles of Han, Mongolian and Tibetan, looks like a mountain from the front. There are 16 thick red lacquer columns in the main hall, surrounded by exquisite patterns reflecting Genghis Khan's achievements, and a 2.8-meter-high bronze statue of Genghis Khan in the center; There are replicas of weapons, costumes, porcelain, etc. of the Yuan Dynasty. At the two-piece shop. From the mountain gate to the main hall, there are 8 1 grade granite steps with a width of 10 m and a length of 158 m. Chengjisi Khan Temple combines the architectural styles of Mongolian, Han and Tibetan nationalities and adopts the symmetrical layout of the central axis commonly used in ancient Han architecture. The main building has a dome and a square with a green hat and a white wall, which has typical architectural characteristics of Mongolia and Tibet.

Khorchin Grassland

Located in the east of Inner Mongolia, the northwest end of Songliao Plain, including the whole Xing 'an League and a part of Tongliao City. Horqin grassland is adjacent to Xilin Gol grassland in the north and Hulunbeier grassland in the east, with a vast territory and rich resources. Horqin grassland has national and regional protected areas such as Daqinggou, Hanshan and Horqin grassland wetland nature reserve.

Haraha, R.

The Haraha River, which originated in Aershan Development Zone, flows through Lake Dahl and Lake Dujuan. It also gathers tributaries such as Suhu River and Gurban River, and the main stream flows into Mongolia from east to west via hershey, belonging to the Ergon water system. This river is 399 kilometers long, which is the most beautiful 134.5 kilometers in Aershan Development Zone. The riverbed is 40-200m wide, with an average flow of 22.23/ s and an annual runoff of 430 million.

Rose peak

Rose Peak, located 25 kilometers away from the downtown area of Aershan, consists of more than a dozen granite rocks. This stone forest landform and mortar phenomenon of Rose Peak in Aershan is only found in a few places such as Keshiketeng in Daxing 'anling, which is of great significance to geological research.

Hanshan park

Located on the Hanshan Mountain in the north of the city, it was built in 1980, formerly known as Beishan Park, and was built on a large scale in 1987. It was renamed Hanshan Park and later Genghis Khan Park, covering an area of 60 hectares.

Folk-custom scenic tourist village

Located in the south, 4 kilometers away from the city. Fish ponds and bonfire parties along the river were also put into use in the spring of 2004. Folk scenery tourist village has become a comprehensive tourist area integrating folklore, sightseeing, entertainment, catering and leisure.

forest park

Guiliu River and Taoer River, located in the scenic spot of Khan Temple in Chengji Temple on the north side of Hanshan Mountain, flow through the east and west sides respectively, covering an area of 267.7 hectares. Forest Park is located in the urban-rural fringe with convenient transportation, and the road leading to the airport in the urban area passes through the east side of the park.

"May 1st" Square

Located in the east of Xing 'an North Road, Wulanhaote City, formerly known as "People's Square". On May 1947 and 1 day, a grand military parade to celebrate the establishment of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region government and a mass rally to celebrate the May 1 International Labor Day were held here. This square is the place where Ulanhot holds political, cultural and sports gatherings.

Gegenmiao

Lotus Temple near Gegen Temple was named "Fantong Temple" by the emperor in the 13th year of Qing Qianlong (1748). In the first year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1796), the ten banners governors of Zhelimu League raised funds to start construction of Fantong Temple, Hongji Temple and Guangjue Temple for Gegen Temple. The Fourth Temple was officially completed on July 12th in the third year of Jiaqing (1798), and then Huitong Temple was built.

Wangye Temple

It originated from the Tibetan Buddhist temple enshrined by the Wang family in Zhashaktu County in the early right-wing period of Horqin in Zhelimu League, Inner Mongolia in the Qing Dynasty. 169 1 year, the third generation county king of Zasaktok Banner built a temple in the current urban area. As the King of Zasa County in Mongolian Banner is commonly known as Wang Ye, his family temple is also commonly known as "Wangye Temple". The temple was originally located in the northwest of the intersection of Puhui Street and Yucai Road in this city.

Site of the May Day Conference

Wuyi venue is located in Wuyi North Road, Wulanhaote City, and it is a hall made of blue bricks. The May 1 meeting site was named after the Inner Mongolia People's Congress was held here from April 23rd, 1947 to May, 1, and announced the establishment of the first national autonomous regime in China-Inner Mongolia Autonomous Government.

Ulanhu former site

The former site of Ulanhu is located on the east side of Xing 'an North Road, Wulanhaote. It is the former residence of Ulanhu, a proletarian revolutionary of the older generation, and is now a key cultural relic protection unit in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.