Taipusiqi Cultural Square

Taipusiqi Cultural Square is located at the southwest corner of the intersection of Yingbin Road and Baochang Road in Taipusiqi, Xilin Gol League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, in front of the Taipusiqi Museum. Covering an area of about 150,000 square meters, with a total investment of 56 million yuan, it consists of three main parts: the Cultural Building Surrounding Landscape Area, the Royal Horse Culture Square Landscape Area, and the Youth Palace Surrounding Landscape Area. The square utilizes its unique geographical location at the border of Inner Mongolia and Hebei to highlight the characteristics of Mongolian nomadic culture, folk customs, Taipusiqi farming culture, and its status as a major agricultural county. The central square is designed with Mongolian cultural symbols as the paving form; the Royal Horse Culture Square is designed with elements such as royal horse reliefs, paving, and horse head decorations as symbols of royal horse culture; the Youth Palace Surrounding Landscape Area is designed with agricultural planting as the main theme, showcasing the twenty-four solar terms. It comprehensively displays the regional culture and historical connotations of Taipusiqi, harmoniously unified with the natural environment. It is a comprehensive square integrating functions such as large-scale event gathering, leisure and health, cultural display, and popular science education. The project started construction in 2010 and was put into use in 2011. The completion of the cultural square provides the public with a fully functional, beautiful, and culturally rich leisure activity venue, effectively changing the appearance of Taipusiqi towns and improving the level of urban construction. Taipusiqi Cultural Square is open to the public free of charge all year round.