Aoluoqi Manor

Olochi Manor is a rural complex project integrating agriculture, culture and tourism that Shiwei Farm has been working hard to build in recent years. Surrounded by the Ergun River, the Sino-Russian boundary river, on three sides, the 19,500-mu land shaped like a peninsula mainly builds rural scenery, landscape agriculture and land art. The picking and sightseeing area in the rural complex of Olochi Manor has raspberries, fruit and vegetable picking gardens, rainbow vegetable fields, wild peony slopes, and lily valleys; the romantic love area has romantic coffee, heart-to-heart, heart-shaped rose gardens, lover's islands, and confession pavilions; the sports and leisure area has riverside fishing, children's sand fields, plant mazes and other places for play and sports. Olochi Manor has an artificial Tai Chi diagram of crops planted with wheat and rapeseed, with a diameter of 1,300 meters, an outer circle of 4,082 meters, and an area of ​​1,989 mu. In 2017, the only equity partner of the American National Geographic, China Geography, published a huge Tai Chi diagram of the manor, with the caption: In Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia, the interlaced planting of wheat and rapeseed forms a Tai Chi pattern. The future of Chinese agriculture also requires the integration of traditional agricultural culture and emerging scientific and technological achievements. Olochi Manor is also an open-air museum, exhibiting an epic of border development, and has become a grandstand for viewing and studying the traditional culture of the Russian ethnic group. The upper observation deck overlooks the panoramic view of Olochi, and the dreamy scenery makes people still intoxicated in the wind and rain of Olochi. Go down to the observation deck and walk into the romantic coffee house, taste the Russian flavor, and watch the Chinese dusk and the Russian sunset with your loved one.