Located in the heart of the Hulunbeir Grassland, the scenic area represents the most important, typical, and representative meadow grassland belt of the Hulunbeir Grassland. With lush water and grass on both bankss, it serves as an excellent natural pasture. The vast grassland, with verdant forage grass, winding rivers, flocks of cattle and sheep, and scattered Mongolian yurts, forms a perfect pastoral landscape.

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Cultural Landscapes

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• The scenic area is positioned for development as "Ecological Grassland, Grassland Ecology," showcasing the evolution and development of ecological civilization concepts in the thousands of years of nomadic culture. Visitors can personally experience the extraordinary wisdom and production traces of ancient nomadic civilizations.

• The scenic area features two tourist centers, three observation decks, two scenic spots, and two camping hotels, providing convenient tourism services and a comfortable accommodation environment for visitors.

• The tourist center is a double-story building constructed with traditional wooden structures, inspired by the typical Mongolian yurt architecture of the grassland region. The ground floor offers ticket sales, merchandise shopping, tourist information, and rental services for barrier-free equipment, along with supporting services such as light meals, tea breaks, and film screenings. The second floor houses a fast-food area, exhibition area, and office area.

• Moergen Post and Ajinai Post are two distinctive posts within the scenic area. Moergen Post covers an area of about 3,900 square meters, with a pure wooden structure in a "pin" shape. Ajinai Post, the largest of the three observation decks in the scenic area, consists of an entrance sculpture area, landscape pathway, and platform plaza, surrounded by rest corridors and shaped like a horsehead fiddle.

 

Touring Experience

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Touring Route: Visitors can take the scenic area's free shuttle bus for a tour, following the route from the main tourist center to Moergen Post, Ajinai Post, Muyun Hilltop, Chaoge Nomadic Household, and Haolinwenduri Post, with no stops at other points; alternatively, visitors can drive for free directly to each point for a tour.

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Observation Deck: The observation deck at Haolinwenduri Post, shaped like "the sun and moon surrounding," symbolizes national unity. As the deck with the largest elevation difference, it has a diameter of approximately 40 meters and is made of pure wood, offering an extremely open view and a complete panorama of the Moergele River scenery.

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Lodging Experience: Muyun Hilltop Hotel is a private grassland resort within the scenic area, featuring 23 guestrooms, including luxury viewing rooms, wooden yurts, luxury campsite vehicle suites, and other room types. The hotel has a Muyun Restaurant, a 360-degree floor-to-ceiling window panoramic restaurant, offering a breathtaking view of the Moergele River.