Phoenix Mountain Ski Resort
The Phoenix Mountain Ski Resort is located in the southeast suburbs of Yakeshi City, 16 kilometers away from the city center. It is a national 2A-level tourist attraction. The ski resort has a large scale, a long snow period, a complete variety of ski slopes, and a rich variety of snow activities. There are 4 beginner, intermediate, and advanced ski lifts, with a total length of 5800 meters. The Phoenix Mountain Ski Resort has been designated as the reserve talent base for the National 81 Skiing Team and the training base for the National Paralympic Team for Cross-Country Skiing. The National Youth Cross-Country Skiing Championships in 2005 and 2006 were held here, and it has also hosted three consecutive Hulunbuir China Snow Festival and the 2006 Silver Hulunbuir Yakeshi Phoenix Mountain Ski Festival and the "New Continent" Cup China-Russia-Mongolia Tri-Nation Ski Invitational Match.
Lama Mountain Station
Bao'an Temple is located on the east side of the Lama Peak Scenic Area, surrounded by mountains and green trees. It covers an area of 189,000 square meters with a building area of 5,200 square meters. It mainly features four main halls, a mountain gate, a Heavenly King Hall, a Great Buddha Hall, and a scripture building. It also houses the largest Chinese white marble Maitreya Buddha statue, weighing 42 tons and standing 4.5 meters tall, which was donated by Haifei Group.
Hexiangyuan Tourist Resort is a comprehensive tourist resource unit that combines natural and cultural resources. It is located in a cold temperate continental climate zone with long, cold winters, mild and rainy summers, large temperature differences between day and night, and high precipitation. The total area of the scenic area is 4660 hectares, with a high forest coverage rate. The main tree species include larch, Korean pine, and white birch. The main attractions include Hexiangyuan Tourist Resort, Memorial Forest, White Birch Forest Scenic Area, Mangyankou Scenic Area, Wuliantan, Landscape Grand Canyon, Fantasy Wonder Valley, Leigongshi, and Mowangdong.
Lama Lake
Lama Lake is located within the Lama Mountain Eco Park. It is the pearl of the picturesque Lama Mountain scenic area. Lama Lake is elegant, peaceful, and magnificent, exuding irresistible natural beauty. Here, visitors can engage in activities such as drifting, boating, and fishing. Lama Lake is the spiritual essence of Lama Mountain National Forest Park and complements the splendor of Lama Mountain, making it a sacred lake.
Chuangyuan National Forest Park
The Chuo Yuan National Forest Park is located 170 kilometers southeast of Yakutsk, at the southern foot of the Greater Khingan Mountains. It is 234 kilometers away from Hulunbuir City and gets its name from the source of the Chuo River. The park is a national 3A-level scenic area and a patriotic education base at the autonomous region level in Inner Mongolia. The forest park has developed and utilized wetland landscapes and Japanese pseudo sites. The area has a high forest coverage rate and is rich in wildlife. The forest area includes a 3-kilometer wetland bridge, primitive forest, 6 wooden villas, and a waterfront restaurant. The Udan area includes attractions such as the Skyline, Forest Adventure Maze, and Qingling Lake. In May 1942, the Japanese imperialism built military defenses in Chuo Yuan to defend against the Soviet Red Army. It mainly consisted of 18 fighter hangars, a 100,000-square-meter airfield, command headquarters, and over 20 camouflaged caves. The patriotic education base of the park includes the Japanese pseudo site of the airfield, hangars, camouflaged caves, the site of the Japanese command headquarters, and a patriotic education exhibition hall.
