Huitengxile, meaning cold prairie in Mongolian, is over 1,800 m above sea level, measuring 100 km from west to east. The tourist spot boasts green mountains and clear waters. A natural cavern in Meilitu Valley is 100 m high and can hold 300 people. In the Tang Dynasty it was frequently visited by monks.

Taoist priests and recluses, who sometimes also resided in it, Buddhist sutras and monk's clothing have been found in the cave. Tourist programs arranged for tourists at this spot include riding horses and camels, watching wrestling, enjoying local food, local performances and horsemanship, attending bonfire parties and visiting herdsmen's homes. The activities are aiming to help tourists know about the Mongolian nationality, their life and bold and unconstrained charcter.