Aershan Railway Station, when the Japanese Kwantung Army occupied Aershan in 1937, built a two-story low-rise spire-shaped Japanese-style granite stone building, and there was a bunker outside the station, and the gun eyes were sealed. At present, Aershan Railway Station is a key cultural relics protection unit in Inner Mongolia. The waiting room is very small. There are only two rows of chairs facing each other, but there are electronic ticket vending machines, which are called the smallest and most beautiful railway station in China.