Hongjila Yurts Hotel

The Hong Qila tribe was famous for producing beautiful women, like a brilliant pearl shining in the Mongolian tribes, and at that time, the men of the Mongolian tribes considered it a supreme honor to marry a beautiful woman from the Hong Qila tribe. The Rohingya clan and the Genghis Khan clan have formed an endless intergenerational in-kinship relationship, which is like a strong bond that binds the two clans closely together. Genghis Khan's father would have done just that, too. The bride he had snatched was Khaoulen, the immortal beauty of the Hongila tribes. Genghis Khan himself, however, also married the daughter of Teixeiran of Hnjila. During the Mongol period, this kind of marriage relationship became more and more close, and the Honggula tribe went out of 18 queens and 16 princesses, leaving a heavy stroke on the stage of history. Built on the golden grasslands where the Golden Family of Genghis Khan's soldiers mounted their horses, the Mongol garrison in Khonjila is a must-pass point for the city of Erguna to the national-level port of Montenegrin (about 35 kilometers from Erguna). The vast grasslands extend like a green blanket in the distance, melting with the sky. The breeze was light, and the grass waves swelled in layers, giving off a fresh smell of grass that was pleasant. Star-studded wildflowers dotted them, red, yellow and purple, and they were as colorful as a satin embroidered by nature. As you walk along the winding path, you will arrive at the impressive group of Mongolian tents. These yurts are neatly distributed over the grasslands, and the white felt tents contrast with the blue sky and white clouds, creating a poetic landscape. The appearance design of the Mongolian yurt is exquisite and meticulous, and the traditional auspicious cloud pattern contains profound cultural connotations. Every detail reflects the wisdom and craftsmanship of the Mongolian people. When you enter the Mongolia Bag, a rich ethnic atmosphere comes to your face. Beautiful tapestry, quaint furniture, and characteristic décor make you feel as if you are in an ancient Mongolian tribe and feel the unique atmosphere of life. The district of Hongjila is surrounded by 120 Mongols, and the center is a gold-top tent (multifunctional hall) of more than 360 square meters. There are 3 lunch bags on each side of the gold tent, and there are complete conference equipment and sound equipment, which can accommodate 300 people for meetings and dinners at the same time. When you come to Hongjila, you can taste all kinds of unpolluted mountain foods and unique grassland flavors such as Chinese, Western, Mongolian and Hui styles. The smell of roasted whole sheep, lamb chops, and steaks spread out, mixed with the smell of grass, and made you salivate. As people tasted the delicious food, they felt the unique atmosphere, as if time had stopped at this moment, just to make the beauty of this prairie bonfire feast be deeply etched in everyone's heart. When you come to the prairie town of Hongjila, you can enjoy good food while enjoying Mongolian performances, including hula, horse-drawn tambourine, long tunes, keyboardists, Mongolian dances, and more. The chess square in front of the Golden Gate is the gathering place for the evening bonfire feast. When night falls, the bonfire blazes fiercely in the center of the square, as if a brilliant pearl in the darkness. The flames danced and danced, red and fierce, and the faces of the people around them became red. Mars sparkles in the night sky, like scattered stars. People gathered around the bonfire, and the laughter echoed on the grasslands. Men and women dressed in colorful national costumes danced to the lively music. Their feet were light and powerful, and they trampled a rhythm rich in rhythm, as if they were united with the earth and the flame. The light of the campfire lit everyone's smile. It was a joy from the heart, filled with a love of life and a deep love for this prairie. In the distance, the grasslands appeared especially serene and mysterious in the night, in stark contrast to the noise around the bonfire. There are a total of 108 accommodation bags in Hongjirabu, including 4 Wang Ye bags, 3 luxury viewing bags, 5 luxury parent-child bags, 4 luxury family bags, 62 luxury twin bags, 12 special double bags, 8 folk twin bags, and 10 folk family bags, which can receive more than 260 people at the same time. All accommodation packages are equipped with independent bathroom, bath, luxurious Mongolian decoration, air conditioning, TV, WiFi, floor view window. When you enter Mongolia, the well-equipped facilities brighten your eyes and enjoy comfort and convenience, and modern convenience and traditional ethnic charm perfectly combine to create a welcoming and fully functional living space.