Things to do in Xilingol League

I went there with my family by car in early August and stayed in Holingol. The scenic area has complete facilities, and the staff are very professional and friendly. The area is very clean, with no litter in the corners, and the restrooms are quite clean. The grassland scenery is best viewed from afar. In my memory, crossing one mountain leads to a sea, or another mountain. On the other side of this mountain is grassland, and the mountain itself is also grassland... What I felt here was more of a sense of vicissitude and vastness. It's a place where you can find a moment of peace and tranquility, and it's worth coming to experience the blue sky and green grass, the coolness and fragrance!

The autumn colors are absolutely beautiful and pristine. Strolling around slowly with the autumn breeze in the air is incredibly pleasant. The only downside is that some roads are under construction, preventing you from circling the lake and forcing you to backtrack. However, given the stunning scenery, it's still highly recommended.

The Bulin Spring in Inner Mongolia is a scenic spot on the grassland that combines natural charm and cultural heritage. It means "hot spring" in Mongolian. The spring water is kept at a constant temperature of 4°C, with an annual flow of 55,000 tons. It is rich in minerals, sweet and clear, and is regarded as a "holy spring" by herdsmen. Legend has it that Genghis Khan once quenched his thirst and predicted his marriage here, adding a legendary color to it. In the scenic area stands a statue of Genghis Khan bending his bow, echoing the heroic spirit of the history of war and iron cavalry. It also reproduces the film and television base of "Wolf Totem" to reproduce the years of the Corps and the scenes of life on the grassland. Visitors can not only taste natural spring water, stroll on the ancient plank road, but also immerse themselves in the original grassland culture, feel the vitality nourished by the hot springs and the historical heritage of the Mongolian people, which is a model of the integration of nature and humanity.

Beizi Temple in Xilinhot. This Tibetan Buddhist temple, built in 1743, has been intensively repaired by seven generations of living Buddhas and is large in scale. Stepping into the temple gate, the carved beams and painted buildings, the multi-story buildings and pavilions are amazing, and the rich Buddhist atmosphere hits you. The murals in the temple are exquisite and vividly tell the history and culture of the Mongolian nation. I slowly walked up the steps and came to the Erdun Aobao behind the temple. The thirteen Aobao are solemn and solemn, carrying people's good wishes. Standing on Aobao Mountain and looking down, Beizi Temple and Xilinhot City complement each other, forming a unique picture scroll, which made me deeply feel the charm of the fusion of history and modernity.