Aershan Mobile Toilet
Aershan National Forest Park is equipped with fixed tourist toilets and has also introduced mobile toilets to meet the toilet needs of tourists.
Fixed Tourist Toilets:
Aershan National Forest Park has an adequate number of free tourist toilets, primarily located at the entrances and exits of core attractions, parking lots, and major service areas, with a relatively reasonable layout. Specific locations include Tianchi Service Area, Jinjianggou Customer Service Center Parking Lot, Tuofengling Scenic Area, Daxiagu Scenic Area, Santanxia Exit, Dujuanhu Scenic Area, Dichi Scenic Area, Meiguifeng Scenic Area, and Chaihe Service Area, among others. In addition, the Tourist Service Center, Forum Center, Shengquan Square Post Station, Qingfang Post Station, Railway Station, and Wuliquan Post Station are equipped with barrier-free toilets to facilitate use by special tourist groups. These toilets are open 24 hours a day, ensuring that tourists can find convenient toilet facilities at any time. The scenic area also provides a mini-program guide map that clearly marks the locations of facilities such as toilets, making it easy for tourists to find them. In 2026, the scenic area is implementing an infrastructure improvement project, which explicitly includes the repair and renovation of toilets and footpaths in various attractions within the park, with the expectation of further improving the toilet environment in the future.
Mobile Toilets:
Aershan Forest Park has introduced mobile toilets provided by companies such as Inner Mongolia Jiahe. These mobile toilets not only feature a grassland aesthetic design on the exterior, harmonizing with nature, but also employ innovative structures to address temperature differential challenges, ensuring normal use in different seasons and weather conditions. At the same time, the mobile toilets are equipped with user-friendly details such as non-slip floors and handrails to enhance the user experience. The modular design allows the mobile toilets to flexibly respond to peak tourist flows, with the ability to increase or decrease the number and make adjustments according to actual needs.
