Juyanhai Park

Not far from the Ejina Wetland Park, there is another park called Juyanhai Park. The lake in the park is blue, the reeds sway, and the willows are dependent. It is also a beautiful scenic spot. The newly built large-scale citizen park is not far from the museum. The park is green and lush, the vegetation is lush, the autumn leaves are golden, the lake area is open, the environment is clean and comfortable, and it is free to tourists. It is the first choice for local people to relax and exercise. There is a "Mongenbule" sculpture in the park to commemorate the completion of the Ejinaqi International Camel Race Base, and this Mongenbule (silver nose stick) sculpture was erected. Bule is Mongolian, meaning nose stick, which is an important tool for taming camels. It consists of a nose plate, a nose stick, and a nose key. In history, in order to make the camel herd prosperous, the grassland, livestock, and herdsmen live in harmony, and everything goes well, the Mongolian people advocate the use of ingot-shaped nose sticks. This Mongenbule sculpture is 7.15 meters high and 16 meters long. It was designed and made by famous artists Bayarmangnai and Alateng Aode. The Mongolian inscription on this monument was written by Mr. Zandlai. I wish the new wind and rain are smooth, and the five are prosperous! The park is built with wooden plank roads. The park is quite large. I walked a section and did not walk all the way. Walking on the park's wooden plank road, you can see the stadium and the model of the Long March II F carrier rocket.