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2025-02-10
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The Dachaidan Light and Shadow City Scenic Area covers an area of approximately 511.58 acres and boasts a construction area of 19,678 square meters. It is a meticulously planned tourist attraction that is now open to the public. This tent hotel, often referred to as the "Maldives on the grassland," features a tension membrane-style glass curtain wall design, complemented by spacious outdoor terraces and fully intelligent indoor facilities, providing guests with the comfort and privacy of an independent villa experience.
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This tent hotel, often referred to as the "Maldives on the grassland," features a tension membrane-style glass curtain wall design, complemented by spacious outdoor terraces and fully intelligent indoor facilities, providing guests with the comfort and privacy of an independent villa experience. This hotel will undoubtedly redefine the standard of luxury accommodation in natural environments, making it a notable tourist attraction.
The scenic area is divided into five main functional zones: the Visitor Service and Reception Center, the Photography and Cultural Arts Center, the Luxury Tent Hotel in the Wilderness, the International Camping Area, and the Mongolian Specialty Restaurant Park. In addition, visitors can find a standard archery field, a horse racing track, an outdoor training base, children's entertainment facilities, and various special amusement projects, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging experience for everyone.
The core planning principle of the Dachaidan Light and Shadow City Scenic Area is conservation-oriented development, emphasizing the coordination between construction and nature. The theme of the landscape focuses on "photography's light and shadow", which is ingeniously divided into three main landscape areas: humanities, waters, and grasslands.
This concept aims to celebrate the art of photography and self-driving camping culture, while incorporating elements of calligraphy, painting, and regional culture. These elements are designed to promote art exhibitions, facilitate art exchanges, and popularize science, jointly promoting artistic development and cultural exchanges at the provincial and international levels.