Various records from the Paleolithic to the Middle Ages are carved into the rock. There are pictures of animals and people, 400 different seals and seals of various tribes, and nearly 60 inscriptions written in Mongolian, Tibetan, Kanji, Khitan, Arabic, and Turkic scripts. ) are engraved. It is a very important archaeological site not only for Mongolian archaeology, but also for the historical research of East Asia and Central Asia.