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Family-Friendly Attractions
Top 10 Family-Friendly Attractions in Chifeng [2025]
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Wu Lan Bu Tong Series Scenic Spot
4.5
/5
2467 reviews
8.2
From £12.42
>100 km from downtown
Phone +8604765030588
Address: Jingwu Line, Keshiketeng Qi, Chifeng Shi, Neimenggu Zizhiqu, China
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 days
No.1 of Best Things to Do in Chifeng
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It’s worth going. It’s best to stay for 2 nights and thoroughly play. On the third day, I set off to Chifeng City and take the National View Avenue. It’s about 400 miles. The desert rides camels. The origin of the Daliao country. The museum is very shocking in the city. Finally, I went to the Kalka Wangye Mansion, the last Mongolian Wangye, the patriotic Wangye, Help Daqing Pingding Zhungar rebellion. A good place worth a few more trips, Ulan Butong I love you 😊.
The scenery is beautiful and worth a visit, but the surrounding environment needs improvement. The road is too narrow, and I hope the government can expand it.
I hope the My Fair Princess attraction will inform everyone that vehicles cannot exit once they enter, as this would be very inconvenient for tourists in a hurry. Because I couldn't exit after entering, I spent almost two hours wandering around enjoying the beautiful scenery, and there was only a one-way road inside.
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Yulong Sand Lake
4.3
/5
1388 reviews
6.9
From £7.76
Based on 13 reviews
96.2 km from downtown
Phone +8604765626777
Address: Ongniud, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
No.2 of Water fun & Cool Retreats in Chifeng
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The desert was too hot, and the children were overwhelmed by the heat and almost had heatstroke. The children really liked playing in the sand, including sandboarding. The photos they took were very good and very filmy. The sand socks they bought were a bit expensive, 20 a pair. If you haven't been there yet, you can buy them on Taobao. I didn't do much else. Riding camels and off-road vehicles was a bit expensive, so I won't comment on it.
This desert attraction near Chifeng is well worth visiting. You line up at the entrance to ride the miniature train, which offers stunning views of the desert and lake. The photos are truly stunning. After the miniature train arrives, about 500 meters from the entrance, you can take camel and sandboard rides. My children didn't like camel riding, so we only went sandboarding. They played for a long time, and I did a few as well. It was tiring, but it was fun. It was hot and sunny, and I ended up getting tanned like a charcoal in the afternoon—literally, a charcoal-like color. Afterward, we walked out of the attraction. Overall, the experience was okay, though the ticket price, including the miniature train, is quite expensive (and there are children's tickets available if you buy a separate ticket, but not if you buy the miniature train as a package, which I give a negative review for).
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Hongshan Cultural Museum
4.7
/5
155 reviews
6.1
Chifeng Botanical Garden | 3 km from downtown
Phone +8604768220593
Address: 赤峰市红山区红山路红山公园
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
No.4 of Best Things to Do in Chifeng
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Chifeng Hongshan Museum is located at the foot of Hongshan Mountain. It consists of Hongshan Park, Hongshan Museum and Hongshan Forest Park. It is rich in content. I rode my bike to Hongshan Forest Park early in the morning and climbed up Hongshan Mountain to overlook Chifeng. I went in when the museum opened at 9 o'clock after I got down the mountain. It was the weekend, so my parents brought their children to visit. The teacher who explained it was very patient. Hongshan Museum not only has the Hongshan Jade Dragon, but also introduces Liang Siyong, a pioneer in Chinese archaeology, the second son of Liang Qichao, and Mr. Su Bingqi, who proposed the theory of the starry sky.
Parking is 3 yuan per time
Free visit, no reservation in advance, went through the process at the door, swiped the ID card to enter. If it is a holiday, it is recommended to make an appointment in advance for peace of mind.
The exhibition hall is very new and large in area. There are not as many exhibits as expected, but there are many new interactive designs, and many large screens can be touched.
The Yulong refrigerator magnet is the closest to the real thing I have seen. Chifeng Museum does not have this one.
Not far away is Hongshan Forest Park. You must move to see it. The low viewing platform can experience the "red" of Hongshan and the "red" of Chifeng up close.
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Dali Lake
4.0
/5
597 reviews
6.1
Based on 14 reviews
>100 km from downtown
Phone +8604765090024
Address: Dalinur, Hexigten, Chifeng, China
Recommended sightseeing time: 4-5 hours
No.3 of Water fun & Cool Retreats in Chifeng
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The lakes on the grassland are very precious. Dali Lake, the second largest lake in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, has beautiful scenery. The wetlands in the South Bank Scenic Area are also worth a visit. Maybe because of the drought this year, the grass around it is not growing very well!
We drove to the Dari Lake North Shore Scenic Area. The weather was good that day, but it was very windy. The overall scenery was quite nice. Autumn has its own beauty, the lake is sparkling, and walking through a reed marsh will make you feel very good.
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Happy City (formerly Mongolian King City)
4.4
/5
210 reviews
5.9
75.9 km from downtown
Phone +8604765633000
Address: 赤峰市翁牛特旗外环路全宁文化创意产业园区
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
No.1 of Night Attractions in Chifeng
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Happy City was originally called Mongolian Royal City. The scenic area itself is very large. I personally feel that the construction is a bit rough and does not fully reflect the Mongolian characteristics. It was later renamed Happy City. There are some entertainment projects, but the waiting time is too long. After entering the scenic area, many projects are charged separately. The price is not low, nor is it high. It feels okay, but there is nothing outstanding.
There weren't many people. I went to the tourist center to see the guide route map. There were a lot of projects on the map. Most of the red areas were sightseeing souvenirs. The mirror maze and the last 7D project called "Star**" were the most interesting and a bit exciting. There were many pigeons in the square of the shouting spring. It was interesting to interact with the pigeons, but the feed was a bit expensive and the quantity was small. Before the tour, I read some introductions saying that there were water projects similar to Happy Forward, which would make children wet, so I brought some spare clothes. As a result, I only saw cruise ships and didn't find the happy water challenge. It wasn't until I almost finished the entire route that I found the concentrated catering businesses, which was where the bonfire was at night. There were also one or two in the front section, which only had food like grilled sausages and noodles. One was open until 10 pm, so if you want to leave the city, you can go to the designated location at the exit to take a photo with the time as a voucher for re-entering the city, which is still very humane.
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Huanggangliang Nature Reserve
4.5
/5
124 reviews
5.2
>100 km from downtown
Phone +8615560402051
Address: Linxi, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
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We went to the Ashatu Stone Forest Scenic Area along the Dada Line, and took the Re'a Line on the way back. Unlike the open grassland style of the Dada Line, the Re'a Line is a scenic road connecting Reshuitang Town and the Ashatu Stone Forest Scenic Area. It is about 80 kilometers long and is famous for its varied landscapes such as grasslands, forests, and mountains. It is known as the "Scenic Avenue of China's Northern Xinjiang". Huanggangliang is the highest peak of the Greater Khingan Range that you pass on the Re'a Line, with an altitude of 2,029 meters. I climbed up with a bulging stomach and found that the main peak was still far away, so I was disappointed. I looked at it from a distance for comfort.
The highest peak in Daxinganling, standing on the observation deck and looking at it from afar, it is a small pity that you cannot go in and climb to the top, but the scenery along the way is absolutely beautiful. The green mountains and grasslands, rivers, sheep, fresh air, and clouds that are within reach on the Re'a Line are all beautiful.
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