1, Hasuhai
Mongolian abbreviation for Hala Wusu Sea, which means Heishui Lake. Located at the southern foot of Daqing Mountain, west of Tumote Zuo Qi in Hohhot, 70km west of Hohhot and 80km away from Baotou, with convenient transportation. Hasuhai is a natural lake, known as "West Lake beyond the Great Wall".
2. Wuta Temple (King Kong Pagoda)
Located in the backyard of Wuta Temple, Yuquan District, Hohhot. It was founded in the fifth year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1727). King Kong Pagoda is a building with five exquisite pagodas built on the throne of King Kong, commonly known as the Five Pagodas. Tower height 16.5 meters, in the shape of a king kong throne, consists of three parts: tower foundation, king kong base and tower top.
3. Gegen Tara Grassland
Gegentala grassland means "summer resort" in Mongolian. Located in Siziwangqi at the northern foot of Daqing Mountain, 0/45km away from Hohhot/Kloc-,it is a grassland scenic spot invested and built by the National Tourism Administration and the autonomous region.
4. Zhaojun Tomb
On the green land on the south bank of Dahe River in the southern suburbs of Hohhot, stands a famous tomb of the Western Han Dynasty-Zhaojun Tomb. The tomb is 33 meters high and covers an area of more than 20 mu. It is a large mound of artificially rammed earth, towering and towering, and looks like a mountain from a distance. Legend has it that every year in late autumn and September, the grass outside the Great Wall decays, and the grass nearby is yellow, and the grass on Zhaojun's tomb is green. The ancients called it "Zhong Qing".