Genghis Khan Grassland Ecological Park

Genghis Khan Grassland Ecological Park, also known as Saihantala Ecological Park, which means "beautiful grassland" in Mongolian, is a free park. The special thing about Saihantara is that it is a grassland in a city. Without traveling for hundreds of miles, people in the city can experience a rough, bold and comfortable life in addition to the busy urban life. The prairie ethnic customs of singing and dancing. There are a large number of hares, pheasants and various migratory birds in the ecological park. Grass and trees form a natural sparse forest and grassland landscape. When summer comes, the water and grass in the park are plump, the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant. The green, blue sky and white clouds that can’t be seen at a glance connect with the blue sky and white clouds. When you are in it, you will feel the prairie feeling of “the sky is blue, the wild is vast, the wind blows the grass and the cows and sheep are low”. The lavender planted in the central area of the park is very beautiful, and the large flower and grass area is divided by ridges, which is convenient for tourists to take pictures and enjoy the flowers. There are Mongolian traditional Mongolian yurts in the scenic area, where you can taste Mongolian delicacies such as roasted whole sheep, Mongolian and Han whole feasts and whole sheep feasts. You can also experience horse riding, archery, wrestling, borrowing a camel, riding a Lele car, etc. Every year on the 17th day of the eighth lunar month, a sacrificial obo ceremony will be held here. Every time the shepherd passes through the bag, he has to put a few stones on the bag; before the guests arrive at the bag, they usually go around the bag clockwise for three times according to Mongolian customs, and at the same time make a wish in their heart, and add stones on the bag to seek their wishes. be compensated. Generally, 3, 6, and 9 stones are thrown, representing Liuliu Dashun or auspiciousness.