A national 4A tourism zone, it is the first and largest nature reserve for elks returning to nature in the world. Now it contains over 1,500 elks, ranking first in the total species of elk, reproduction rate and livability in the world.
The vast and beautiful land is home to over 1,800 species of wild animals and plants, including over 30 species of national first- and second-class animals under state protection, such as red-crowned cranes, swans, erne and egrets. During elks estrus in May and June every year, a tough competition will be held among elks to select the king. “Competing for the Elk King^is a wonderful scene.
