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Explore the vast grasslands on horseback, enjoy the serene nature of the Ulanbutong Grassland, and participate in activities like archery or Mongolian traditional games. The horse farm experience is a highlight for visitors looking to experience rural Mongolian culture.
The Wulanbutong Tourist Area is located in the southwest of Keshiketeng Banner (Jingpeng Town) in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia. It is 450 kilometers from Beijing, 260 kilometers from Chengde, and 300 kilometers from Chifeng, respectively. It boasts vast grasslands, tranquil birch forests, and the world's rare sand spruce. It boasts 60,000 mu of wetlands, including the source of the Luan River and the Golden Lotus Beach, and boasts numerous historical and cultural relics.
The Ulan Butong Grassland, the closest grassland to Beijing, is known as Beijing's "back garden." The grassland stretches as far as the eye can see, and amidst the rustling pine trees, dozens of yurts arranged in a figure-eight formation welcome visitors with their unique design. In winter, the grasslands are blanketed in snow, with up to five months of accumulation, making it a paradise for skiers.
Wulanbutong Grassland has historical and cultural relics: Wulanbutong Ancient Battlefield, General Paozi, Twelve Company Camps, and Tong Guogang's Tomb; it has rich ethnic customs: the hardworking, simple and hospitable grassland people will invite you into the yurt, offer you mellow milk wine and present you with a white Hada.
Temperate continental climate, July to September
long time
Horseback riding ticket: 100 yuan
Racecourse entertainment package: 240 yuan
Grassland entertainment package: 380 yuan
All day
The Ulanbutong Grassland has long been an important area for Mongolian nomadic culture. The Aerospace Horse Farm integrates the area's traditional pastoral lifestyle with modern farming techniques and aerospace-themed experiences, making it a unique tourist destination.
Located in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, the Ulanbutong Grassland Aerospace Horse Farm is best reached by taxi or private car. Public transportation options are limited, so driving or taking a guided tour is recommended.
The park is open daily from 8 AM to 6 PM. The best times to visit are during spring and summer when the weather is mild and the grasslands are in full bloom.
The entrance fee is approximately 40-50 CNY. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or through local travel agencies online.
Booking in advance is recommended during peak travel seasons (summer months) to avoid long queues or limited availability.
To fully explore the horse farm and surrounding grassland, you should allocate about 2-3 hours. For a more immersive experience, consider staying longer for a horseback ride or to enjoy the cultural performances.
Don’t miss the horseback riding experience, the panoramic views of the grasslands, and the traditional Mongolian yurts. The unique blend of rural life and aerospace themes is another highlight.
Guided tours are available, primarily in Chinese. Some tours may offer English-speaking guides, but it’s recommended to check availability in advance.
The hilltops and elevated viewpoints provide the best panoramic views of the grasslands, especially during sunset when the landscape looks stunning.
Start at the main entrance and explore the grassland on foot or horseback. Visit the yurt areas, then hike up to the hilltops for the best views of the surrounding countryside.
Night visits and light shows are not available. The attraction primarily operates during daylight hours, offering a tranquil and natural experience.
The farm can get crowded on weekends and holidays. The best time to visit is during weekdays, especially in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds.
The farm has basic facilities, including toilets, food stalls, and water stations. There are also small souvenir shops selling local crafts.
The attraction is generally accessible, though some areas might require walking on uneven terrain. It may not be fully wheelchair-friendly, but assistance is available for elderly and disabled visitors.
Cash and mobile payments (like WeChat Pay and Alipay) are widely accepted. It’s recommended to carry some cash in case of limited network coverage for mobile payments.
There are local food stalls within the farm offering traditional Mongolian dishes. For more dining options, head into Chifeng City, where you can find a variety of restaurants.
Vegetarian and some halal food options are available, especially in Chifeng City where there are a variety of dining options to cater to different dietary needs.
There are a few mid-range hotels in Chifeng City, including the Chifeng International Hotel. For a more rustic experience, you can also consider staying in a Mongolian-style yurt near the park.
Nearby attractions include the Ulanbutong Grassland and Chifeng's historical sites, which can be easily combined in a day trip.
Yes, there are souvenir shops within the park offering Mongolian handicrafts such as traditional clothing, jewelry, and art.
Taxis or private cars are the best options for continuing your trip. Local buses may be available, but they are less frequent.
