Bayanhushuo Grassland Tourist Attraction

Bayanhushuo Grassland Tourist Attraction is an extraordinary steppe area offering breathtaking panoramas of boundless grasslands.

It is a place rich in history, with ruins dating back to the Qing Dynasty and a traditional Aobao place of worship consisting of a main altar, 12 smaller Aobao and 13 handcrafted bronze pinnacles.

The region is home to three ethnic minorities, the Daur, Buliyate and Elute, who hold fascinating festivals, including the May festival of prayers for a good harvest and the June Sebin Festival of the Ewenki people. An ideal destination for lovers of nature and ethnic cultures.