Ul Gai Grassland at the Edge of the Sky Cultural Immersion

A natural wonder formed by the winding flow of the Ul Gai River across the grassland, hailed as the "Yellow River Nine Bends of the Grassland." The best viewpoint overlooks the magnificent scenery of the river wrapping around the grassland like a hada scarf.

Meaning "hot spring" in Mongolian, it is a rare artesian spring on the grassland. The spring water is clear and sweet, revered as holy water by local herders. Around the spring there is an altar platform and Oboo, making it an important site to understand grassland water culture.

A well-preserved architectural complex from the Corps era, showcasing the history of Corps soldiers reclaiming the grassland during the 1960s and 1970s. Visitors can tour the Corps Memorial Hall, experience military reclamation culture, and taste the flavors of the Corps canteen.

An experience base showcasing pure grassland nomadic culture, where visitors can participate in traditional herder life experiences such as yurt building, cow milking, and dairy product making.