Duolun County Lake & Religious Culture Deep Experience

A pearl on the Inner Mongolia Plateau, with a water area of 40 square kilometers, an important stopover for migratory birds. Visitors can enjoy cycling around the lake, wetland bird watching, and water entertainment activities.

A Gelug sect Tibetan Buddhist monastery first built during the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty. The architecture blends Han and Tibetan styles. The temple houses a large collection of Buddhist relics and scriptures, and holds grand dharma assemblies every year.

An ecological scenic area dominated by natural elm forests, with a forest coverage rate of 90%. It is a rare forest landscape on the grassland, offering forest hiking, picnicking, and photography activities.

An experience base showcasing the unique folk culture of the Duolun region, where visitors can participate in Mongolian handicraft making, learn local songs and dances, and taste specialty foods.