How to play along the G331 National Highway by self-driving - Arshan.

[TaxiFront] Self-driving route: Mandu Baolige - Chaihe - Arxan. Along National Highway 331, Aer Line, National Highway 302, Provincial Highway 303, and Provincial Highway 203, the total distance is 261 kilometers; the driving time is 3 hours and 23 minutes. [RoundNails] Special tip: Shortly after passing Liudaogou on Provincial Highway 203, there is a small path along Taoer River on the right hand side that leads directly to the main entrance of Arxan Forest Park, but there is a gate and you need a forest fire prevention certificate to be allowed to pass. [Highway] Passes by: Wupanshan Scenic Area, Qixing Lake, Deer Park, Arxan Bailang Scenic Area, Arxan Railway Station, etc. [Camping] Recommended check-in spot 1: Taoer National River Wetland Park. Located in Bailang Town, Arxan City, Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, it covers a total area of ​​1,135 hectares. The park is divided into wetland resource protection area, display area, wildlife viewing area and vacation and entertainment area, integrating natural landscapes such as forests, grasslands and mountains. It is free, but if you have special needs or want to experience additional activities, you may need to pay extra. Tour route: There are many routes to choose from in the park, including walking, cycling and sightseeing bus. You can choose the appropriate route according to your interests and schedule. The entire walk takes about 2-3 hours, but taking a sightseeing bus will allow you to tour the entire park more quickly. [Camping] Recommended check-in spot 2: Arshan Railway Station. Formerly known as Wenquan Station, construction began in June 1935, was completed in July 1937, and was renamed Arshan Station on October 1 of the same year. The station is a product of the period when the Japanese Kwantung Army was stationed there. It was once part of the railway line used by the invading Japanese army to plunder local mineral resources. It is also an important part of the ruins of the Arshan Fortress of the invading Japanese army. The architectural style of Arxan Railway Station skillfully combines Chinese and Western elements, exuding a unique exotic charm. The main building is a two-story building with low eaves and a pointed roof. The ticket hall and waiting room are integrated into one, with an area of ​​about 20 square meters. The bright yellow walls, dark green wooden structure and rough granite exterior together create the unique and distinctive appearance of this small station. Even after more than eighty years of wind and rain, the railway station still retains its original appearance intact and has become a popular tourist attraction in the area.