Bashang grassland has no heat in summer, and the bright moon bonfire at night, singing and dancing life, is a good place for you to play; You can sing, dance and drink with your friends by the campfire. You can also sit alone on the grassland and count the stars in the sky, which is meaningless. You can also climb mountains and walk with dew in the morning. A red sun rises in Ran Ran, and the sunrise on the grassland is unique. It seems that the sun is closer to you, and we can reach it at our fingertips. Dewdrops on the grass are crystal clear, sheep, horses and cows dot the grassland in the morning, and occasionally there is a clear mist. Friends came to Bashang grassland to experience the beauty of "the sky is wild, the wind blows the grass and the cattle and sheep are low".

Zhangbei Bashang Grassland is located in the north of Zhangbei County, Zhangjiakou City. This used to be the place where the Qing emperor went hunting in autumn. The air here is pure, with little pollution, and it is a well-preserved natural grassland.

In summer, the weather on the grassland is cool, flowers are everywhere and white clouds are fluttering. At this time, it is the best time to visit the grassland scenery. You can live in a unique yurt or bring your own tent.

The ecological system here is complete, and there are hymns such as "shaping the grass to grow endlessly", "the wind blows the white grass" and "deep grass lies on the sheep and horses".

Green grass, blue sky, white clouds, herds of cattle and sheep, camel bells ringing, birds singing, yurts, milk tea, hand-grabbed meat, mutton and mushroom soup and delicious oatmeal noodles are all grassland customs beyond the Great Wall.

Bashang refers to the southernmost tip of Beijing and Inner Mongolia Plateau, including Zhangbei, Shangyi, Kangbao and Guyuan counties on Zhangjiakou Dam and Fengning and Weichang counties on Chengde Dam, with a total area of more than 200,000 square kilometers.

Zhangbei Bashang Grassland is located in the north of Zhangbei County, Zhangjiakou City.