Natural Scenery

The Hulun Buir Grassland is located in the northeast of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China. It is on the Hulun Buir Plateau to the west of the Greater Khingan Mountains, with a total area of about 113,000 square kilometers. The terrain of the entire grassland is high in the east and low in the west, […]

I. Introduction Hukou Waterfall is formed as the Yellow River reaches the area of Hukou, where the river is confined between steep mountains, creating a narrow canyon. The river water converges and rushes through this constriction, with the river mouth narrowing to a width similar to that of a teapot’s spout, hence the name Hukou

Crescent Spring, nestled in the embrace of Mingsha Mountain, is named for its crescent moon-like shape. Historically known as Sha Jing, also called Yao Quan, it was once mistakenly referred to as Wo Wa Chi, and was officially named Crescent Spring during the Qing Dynasty. Covering an area of 13.2 acres with an average water