2025 Inner Mongolia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Don't want the hassle of long journeys but still want to experience a desert vacation? The all-inclusive tour at Ordos Xiangshawan in Inner Mongolia is a great choice for group travelers and seniors. Xiangshawan is located on the eastern side of the Kubuqi Desert in Ordos and is the largest desert tourism and leisure resort in China. It includes three resort islands and two leisure islands. Why are there islands in the desert? I guess it's because the desert is likened to a sea of sand, and the resorts on it are naturally considered islands. It's surprising to see how developed Inner Mongolia's tourism industry is. Even in desert scenic spots, you can enjoy all-inclusive services, including camel rides, zip-lining, desert off-roading, sand sliding, and even performances and sand sculpture exhibitions. It's fascinating and completely shatters my stereotypical view of deserts. It turns out that deserts can be as relaxing as a vacation.

1. 🐎 Itinerary (Grassland Style, Inner Mongolia Tour) [Day 1] Hohhot ☞ Dazhao Temple [Day 2] Xilamuren Grassland ☞ Xiangshawan [Day 3] Ordos Grassland ☞ Mausoleum of Genghis Khan 2. 🏞️ Recommended Attractions 1. Dazhao Temple Located in Hohhot, Dazhao Temple is a famous Tibetan Buddhist temple in Inner Mongolia with a rich cultural heritage. 2. Xilamuren Grassland Xilamuren Grassland is a famous natural pasture in Inner Mongolia, where visitors can experience grassland activities such as horseback riding and archery. 3. Xiangshawan Xiangshawan is famous for its unique desert landscape and singing sand phenomenon, making it a great place for adventure and desert fun. 4. Ordos Grassland Ordos Grassland attracts many visitors with its vast grassland scenery and rich ethnic customs. 5. Mausoleum of Genghis Khan The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan is a sacred place commemorating Genghis Khan, the founder of the Mongol Empire, with important historical and cultural value. 3. 🍴 Recommended Food 1. Shouba Meat Shouba meat is a traditional Inner Mongolian dish made mainly of lamb, with tender meat and a unique flavor. 2. Roast Whole Lamb Roast whole lamb is the most representative dish of Inner Mongolia, with a crispy skin and juicy meat, making it a delicacy on the grassland. 3. Yangzazui Yangzazui is a specialty snack in Inner Mongolia made from sheep offal, with a delicious taste and rich nutrition. 4. Milk Tea Milk tea is a daily drink for the Mongolian people, with a rich taste and a strong milky aroma. 5. Yogurt Inner Mongolian yogurt has a sweet and sour taste and a thick texture, making it a great choice for cooling off and quenching thirst. 6. Dried Lamb Dried lamb is a specialty of Inner Mongolia, with firm meat and easy to carry, making it a good choice for travel. 7. Sugar Cake Sugar cake is a traditional Inner Mongolian pastry with a crispy crust and a filling of brown or white sugar, sweet but not greasy.

Buddies😎, listen to me🙌, Inner Mongolia is simply amazing😍! It's located in the vast northern frontier of our great China💪, a place full of charm and magic🤩. 🎈Four days and three nights of leisurely fun strategy coming up🎈: Day1️⃣: First stop, we must check in at the Hulunbuir Grassland👏, wow😍, that endless green ocean🌊, as if waving at you🙋‍♀️, inviting you to run and frolic to your heart's content🎉. Buddies👫, here you can enjoy the feeling of freedom🎈, and feel the pleasant breeze on your face😚. Day2️⃣: On the second day, let's enter the Matryoshka Scenic Area in Manzhouli🎪, the matryoshkas here are really too cute🤗, each with a cute appearance🥰, making you can't help but want to take a photo with them📷. Day3️⃣: On the third day, delve into the Daxing'an Mountains🌳, feel the embrace of nature😎. Breathing in the fresh air🌿, it feels like the whole person has become refreshed👍. 8 must-visit spots👇, each with its own highlights😜: 👉Hulunbuir Grassland: The vast grassland🌱, like a green carpet of the earth👏, makes your heart broaden as well🤩. 👉Manzhouli Matryoshka Scenic Area: The cute matryoshkas🧸, as if telling touching stories📖. 👉Daxing'an Mountains: The dense forest🌳, a treasure of nature👀, waiting for you to explore🧐. 👉Aershan National Forest Park: Beautiful mountains and waters🌄, as if you are in a fairy tale world🎄. 👉Erguna Wetland: Rich ecological resources🦚, broadening your horizons👀. 👉Moerdaoga National Forest Park: The breath of the primeval forest🎄, lets you feel the charm of nature😎. 👉Xiangsha Bay: Listen to the sound of the desert🎶, feel that unique charm🤩. 👉Genghis Khan Mausoleum: Pay homage to the style of a generation of heroes🐎, feel the thickness of history📜. Wow😎, among these 8 spots, the Hulunbuir Grassland is free😜, buddies can frolic on the grassland to their heart's content👏! Personal travel experience small tips🤓: 🔸Buddies🙋, remember to bring sun protection items👝, otherwise, you will get tanned😜. 🔸There are quite a few mosquitoes on the grassland🦟, don't forget the mosquito repellent👌. 🔸The taste of Inner Mongolian cuisine is strong😜, you can prepare some stomach medicine💊. The cuisine of Inner Mongolia is also quite rich😍, here are 5 recommended food streets👇: 🥘1. Hulunbuir Food Street: Fragrant barbecue🍖, rich milk tea🥛, the taste is simply intoxicating😍. 🥘2. Manzhouli Sino-Russian Style Street: Russian-style cuisine🥂, definitely satisfying your taste buds👅. 🥘3. Aershan Food Street: Specialty wild vegetables🥗, fresh and tasty🤤, letting you taste a different flavor👍. 🥘4. Erguna Food Street: Fragrant hand-grabbed meat🥩, one bite and the fragrance lingers😜. 🥘5. Tongliao Food Street: A variety of snacks🍡, making you eat non-stop🤩. Buddies👫, Inner Mongolia is really a super great place😍, with beautiful scenery🤩, lots of delicious food😜, simply enchanting🤗. Come on a trip that you can just get up and go👏!

The National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays are approaching It's always good to see the mountains and seas🌊 Today, I'm going to recommend to my friends Nine beautiful and less crowded domestic travel destinations for healing✨ . 1⃣️ Inner Mongolia Wulan Hada Grassland There is a healing grassland in Inner Mongolia Wulan Hada🖼️, and there are also several very spectacular volcanic relics. Running in the volcano crater is like entering a cartoon world✨ 2⃣️ Xiapu Sipu Archipelago The beautiful islands that are not inferior to foreign islands🏝️, Hongpu Island and Dongpu Island are the most worthwhile 3⃣️ Xinjiang North Ring Line The desolate desert, the forest of the grassland like the green leaf fairy tale🌲, and the continuous snow mountains and lakes🏔️, can all be encountered in North Xinjiang✨ 4⃣️ Tibet Yamdrok Lake The beautiful lake road of the jade-like Yamdrok Lake is full of surprises along the way✨ 5⃣️ Dali Hai West Ecological Corridor No matter the seasons change, the scenery of Dali Ecological Corridor is always so healing. Wandering by the Erhai Lake, time also slows down 6⃣️ Dunhuang Devil City Walking on the road of Dunhuang Devil City, with the continuous Yadan and Gobi on the side, there will be a sense of insignificance✨ 7⃣️ Weihai Brews Beach The beautiful beach of the giant ship and the seagulls, walking on the windmill dam, you can slowly feel the romance of this coast🌊 8⃣️ Shenzhen Dapeng Coast The beaches in Shenzhen are not only Xiamomeisha and Dongxichong, but also many beautiful and less crowded beaches at the end of Dapeng's competition and at the foot of the observatory✨ 9⃣️ Fujian Pingtan Island Riding an electric bike along the island road, you can encounter the healing sea view of Pingtan Island, and there are many beautiful roads where you can see the sea🛣️

Booked via travel agency in our hotel and going here will cost you 150 rmb that includes the transportation, lunch and insurance but if you want to see more---herdsmen, yurts, horse backriding, equestrian show you have to pay 660 rmb. But if you want just the show then that's only 280 rmb. Overall experience is not that great but amazing thing is that you get to experience their food---the milk with salt and other treats made of milk.

Ulan Lake is located in Alxa Left Banner, Inner Mongolia, China. After crossing the vast desert that seems to connect heaven and earth, but before losing your way due to signal loss, you'll discover a scorching-hot oasis surrounded by sand dunes. ☀️🏜️ 
In Mongolian, "Ulan" means "red."❤️ This salt lake releases a type of carotenoid🥕 pigment, and the higher the temperature, the more it releases. Therefore, under the sunshine☀️, the lake water appears vividly red♦️. The lake resembles blood, and white alkali flats spread like veins, shimmering in the sunlight. This is Ulan Lake, often referred to as the "heart of the Earth." 🫀🌊 
🕐 The best time to visit is during the summer, around July to September.
🔖 In reality, Ulan Lake consists of two smaller lakes and one larger lake. When viewed from above, the smaller lakes form a heart shape. ❤️ 
📍 Location: Located in the hinterland of the Tengger Desert, Alxa Left Banner, Inner Mongolia.
🚗 Getting There: To reach Ulan Lake, you'll need to traverse the desert. It's recommended to hire a local professional driver; self-driving is not practical unless you have extensive desert driving experience. 🚙 
⚠️ The famous 'Heart of the Earth' at Ulan Lake is located next to the main lake. It's surrounded by reeds and mud, and tourists can't get close to it. You'll need a drone to view it from above. ✈️
◻️ While walking around Ulan Lake, be mindful of where you step🚶‍♀️, as it's easy to sink into the mud. 
📌 Tips:
❣️ Among the Five Lakes, Ulan Lake, Sun Lake, and Swan Lake are recommended, so consider spending more time at these three places. Sun Lake is orange, and it's a great place for flying drones. The shore of Swan Lake is beautiful, with two crooked-neck trees perfect for photographs. 📷
❣️ Additionally, crossing the Five Lakes includes sand dune activities. Drivers navigate off-road vehicles up and down the dunes, and the excitement level is comparable to a small roller coaster. If you're prone to motion sickness, it's advisable to eat lightly in the morning, as there are no smooth roads in the desert. 🌄🏖️

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Traveling around China is a wonderful experience! You meet a great diversity of cultures, landscapes and amazing sightseeings! Just 6 hours by bus from Beijing and you will feel like on the other part of the world. Inner Mongolia meets tourists with its unique traditions and a lifestyle. People are very friendly. We had an opportunity to watch the show about Mongolian traditions. It was very interesting. In the late evening there was a show by the fire outside, on the field. Then we spent a night in yurts ⛺️. That was an interesting experience! Recommend it for people who are tired of the city life. #bucketlistreboot

Solo trekking through the Tengger Desert in Inner Mongolia. This was a surreal, unreaĺ, immensely difficult task but remains one of my proudest accomplishments to date Located in the far Northwest of China the Tengger Desert is a vast empty area of wilderness there is nothing around except for desolate sand. However this doesn't mean it's without charm. It's actually nice in it's own way. With a real sense of nature. There is beauty here too with the sand dunes providing excellent backgrounds to the horizon. Challenge yourself to a once in a lifetime experience and something you'll never forget #bucketlistreboot #desert #china #mongolia

Address - 乌兰湖 Ambiance/Facilities - This beautiful red lake is in the middle of the desert. Its impossible to drive in without assistant of specialised vehicles. Avg. Price per Person - 180rmb per person which includes car rental and ticket entrance. The sellers can be found on taobao or if youre driving to the tourist attraction you will come across people selling tickets. #saltlake #chinatravel #expatinchina #innermongolia #amazingtravel #china

Would you rather sleep inside a modern Yurt or camp in a desert? Why not do all of them? Ride a horse, ride a camel, stay in a yurt (with hot shower), camp in a desert, and experience a totally different side of China in Inner Mongolia! Inner Mongolia 内蒙古, Nèi Měnggǔ or in Mongolian: Öbür mongɣul, is a Mongol Autonomous Region in northern China, whereas Outer Mongolia is a separate country to the north of China. We visited the Xilamuren grassland, Kubuqi desert, and I extended the trip to stay overnight in Hohhot -a surprisingly VERY modern and thriving city (they have large malls and shared-scooter, not bike!) Be ready for some long bus ride during the trip, the area is huge! We were only visiting a tiny bit of Inner Mongolia, the birthplace of Genghis Khan. There are definitely a LOT more to see. I’ll let the photos speak for themselves. Tips: for best experience (with clear starry sky night during your desert camp), plan your trip when in non-rainy months! Oh, and get ready to be a cat during your camp in the desert. Just gotta say, it’s a giant litter-box, if you know what I meant. Getting There - take a flight to Hohhot and take a connecting bus ride to the grassland / desert area. Attractions - Mongolian Yurt, Mongolian horse ride, Desert camping, and lots of fun! Hotels - Hohhot has a lot of modern hotels, but obviously you’ll need to find those Yurt hotels. Food & Restaurants - Mongolian foods typically very meaty: lamb, beef, and its produce: milk, yogurt, cheese; and also hotpot! (warning: their milk tea is salty; need to ask for sweet version). Shopping - Traditional trinkets & souvenirs. Vegan Friendliness - can be requested in a typical Chinese foods restaurant, but not so much in the traditional Yurt’s Zhama Banquet dinner. #innermongolia #chinatravel #desert #camping #yurt

There is a saying in Ejina, Inner Mongolia: If you hate someone, Bring her here in the spring, If you love someone, Bring him here in the fall, Because there is no place, Can be so desolate, There is no place so beautiful. #Ejina Populus euphratica forest #TravelInspiration#HotelArrival

The Ulan Hada Volcano Group, also known as the Liandanlu Volcano（Alchemy Furnace Volcano）, is located in Chahar Right Wing Banner, Ulan Qab City, Inner Mongolia. It is more than 400 kilometers from Beijing and has a total area of 65.9 square kilometers. I visited with a tour group. We opted to go by train. The train ride was roughly a little over 2 hours. We then took an additional 2 hour bus ride to the volcano. I was surprised as to how popular this site is. We were greeted with a long line of traffic and an alarming amount of visitors. When planning your trip to this site, pay keen attention to your itinerary to see what it allows. The walk to the top of the volcano is roughly 30 minutes, depending on your hiking skill set. I must warn you that the unofficial hiking trail is made of pebbles that make it really difficult to hike up without slipping a couple times… so hike at your own risk ⚠️ At the top of the volcano you’ll be greeted by a breathtaking view so it’s definitely worth the risk. if you’re a nature lover then this site is perfect for you! Feel free to walk around and explore this beautiful space. You can even mix things up a bit by ordering space suits that are available on site for rental (approximately 150-250 rmb). Overall, it was a great experience. I can finally cross hiking a volcano off my bucket list ✅ Rating -

Inner Mongolia is definitely a worthwhile trip. I went during the Labor Day Holiday with a tour group called Joy Tours, so it was easy to get around.  We went to Xilamuren Glasslands and even though the grass was not as green (due to the season), it was still very beautiful and refreshing see so yurts sitting on an endless landscape, blue skies and animals grazing the fields. We were greeted by the Mongolians with a white bowl of white wine (Báijiǔ) which we had to take a sip, and treated to lunch. We watched an equestrian show performed by Mongolians, then later rode a horse (very slowly) on the grasslands. There was a show and bon fire in the evening at our yurt accommodation. One of my favorite moments was being greeted by the millions of stars, and ended up stargazing for the rest of the night. We also visited the Kubuqi Desert which was lovely but very windy, and didn't get a lot of time to experience it. My partner and I then missioned alone to Ordos, and visited the "Ghost City", as well as Genghis Khan Mausoleum. The "Ghost City", to me, did not feel like a ghost city but rather a city that has potential to thrive in the future. The Genghis Khan Mausoleum was absolutely beautiful and his name is clearly still being honored by many. It was very interesting to see how two cultures still co-existed in this area: Chinese and Mongolians, although majority of the population were Chinese. Both languages were used and displayed on every sign. Mongolian culture is very interesting: different, yet has similarities to other cultures. I would have loved to experience more of it, and the best way to experience it, I think, is in the grasslands, or Mongolia itself.  #innermongolia  #grasslands #joytours #hohhot  #genghiskhan #travelinspiration #scenicspotguide 

I remember the excursion following the institution as a trip Does anyone say the same thing about study tour and exchange In fact, when traveling a game If I remember correctly, this is the king of the desert in Inner Mongolia - Siu Sha Wan A moment with one's feet in the desert Feeling quite excited In fact, the time more want to live in a real Mongolian bag #I miss the most #I miss the most

#tripaway Fantastic streets around the temple with a large number of stalls selling allsorts. Another street has a number of small cafe type shops. The temple was very very impressive and free. A genuine taste of China culture. Interesting tower for a short visit. Do not need to spend a lot of time here as there's nothing much to see there #tripaway

If you look at the Internet, the meaning of the word "Ordos" in Mongolian is mostly interpreted as "a place with many palaces", but there is no period in history where there are really many palaces. After deep communication with the locals, I found that the more reliable explanation may be the southern grassland. Erdos is located at the southern end of the desert, and its Mongolian pronunciation is similar to that of Ordosuo. - Perhaps this is the true origin of the word Erdos. D1: Kambash New District Kambash New District is a high-tech development zone located more than 30 kilometers southwest of Ordos, about half an hour drive from the airport. When you enter Kangbash, you will find that everything here is exceptionally advanced every building is as grand as the Great Hall of the People. The Ordos Museum Museum is divided into several different exhibition halls, of which Halls 2, 3 and 5 are recommended for viewing. Hall 2 is the Ordos Paleontology Exhibition, Hall 3 is the Ordos Mongolian History and Culture Exhibition, and Hall 5 is the farming, nomadic, collision, and blending Erdostong history exhibition. Geerle Ama This is the most distinctive Inner Mongolia restaurant. It is all in a variety of interior styles. Even the waiters are all Mongolians. D2: Ulan Mulun Lake Musical Fountain Kambash's Ulan Mulun Lake Musical Fountain is the world's largest musical fountain and the tallest fountain that can be sprayed to 209 meters. Genghis Khan Mausoleum Genghis Khan Mausoleum, the locals are called Chengling, the original Genghis Khan's crown, and the Dahlite has been guarding. The equestrian show equestrian show takes place at Nadam Square, southeast of the Genghis Khan Mausoleum. The Mongols are really a legendary horseback nation. This wonderful equestrian performance is really thrilling, and it is a sweat for them. The venue of the marriage show wedding show was performed in the big yurt of the Brakhot Hotel near Nadam Square. The Ordos wedding is very unique and the program can last for a few days.

Inner Mongolia Moerdaoyu National Forest Park is located in Hulunbeier City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, covering an area of 148,324 hectares. It is adjacent to the Hulunbuir Prairie in the south and the Ergunajiehe River in the north. Mordao Fuyuan Ecological Forest Tourist Area is China's last cold temperate bright coniferous virgin forest. It is the northernmost place in China, the longest sightseeing route, the most complete forest ecological diversity, and the most abundant species. The National Forest Park is an emerald set in the top of the cockscomb of the motherland.

Rich Mongolian culture with horse rides and beautiful grasslands. spend the night in a Mongolian yurt and enjoyed the kubuqi 🏜 #travel #innermongolia

Sand dune in June, temperature 28-32 degree.

You must visit Inner Mongolia this summer! Grasslands, deserts, lakes... every shot looks like a Windows wallpaper 🤩 A carefully planned 5-day, 4-night itinerary takes you through Inner Mongolia's highlights~ Day1: 📍Hohhot First, acclimate to the climate. Visit Dazhao Temple to experience Tibetan Buddhist culture, and be sure to try authentic shaomai (steamed dumplings) at Saishang Old Street in the evening! Recommended: "Lao Suiyuan Shaomai" - their lamb filling is amazing 😋 Day2: 📍Xilamuren Grassland Head north to the grasslands! Horse riding, archery, and staying in a yurt are all included~ Join the bonfire party at night for stargazing ✨ Tip: Bring a jacket as temperatures vary greatly Day3: 📍Xiangshawan Desert China's 7th largest desert awaits! Wear red for great photos 📸 Try sand sliding and desert off-roading for thrills! There's even a pool in the desert - can you believe it? Day4: 📍Genghis Khan Mausoleum Learn about the history of the great conqueror - the architecture is magnificent! Visit nearby Ordos Grassland in the afternoon, which is less crowded than Xilamuren~ Day5: 📍Hasuhai Lake The "West Lake Beyond the Great Wall" lives up to its name! Rent a bike for a relaxing lakeside ride 🚲 Don't forget to buy some beef jerky and cheese as souvenirs before returning to Hohhot ⚠️Practical tips: 1. Inner Mongolian dishes come in large portions - order carefully 2. Sunscreen! Sunscreen! Sunscreen! Can't stress this enough 3. Yurts have limited amenities, so bring your own toiletries

1. Chilechuan Grassland Located northeast of Hohhot and backed by the Daqing Mountains, this grassland gained fame from the ancient "Chile Song." After ecological restoration, it now showcases the majestic scenery of "vast skies and boundless wilderness," with meadows interwoven with wildflowers. With an average summer temperature of around 19°C, it's a perfect summer retreat for visitors from Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei. Must-visit spots include the Red Cliff sunset, Chilechuan Cultural Scenic Area, and cycling around Hasuhai Wetland. Experience a grassland bonfire party and stay in a traditional Mongolian yurt. 2. Xiangshawan Desert A 5A-rated scenic area at the eastern end of the Kubuqi Desert in Ordos, famous for its "singing sands." The crescent-shaped dunes reach up to 110 meters, and you can hear thunder-like sounds while sandboarding. Enjoy activities like desert cable cars, camel rides, and dune buggies. At night, watch the live performance "Ordos Wedding" and stay at the Lotus Resort Hotel with its starry sky pool. Nearby attractions include Genghis Khan Mausoleum and Qixing Lake, forming a cultural loop of grassland and desert experiences. 3. Ulanqab Volcano The Ulanhad Volcano Group, known as the "Natural Volcano Museum," features over 20 volcanic cones. Hike to the summit of Volcano No. 3 (North Alchemy Furnace) for panoramic grassland views, admire the pristine form of Volcano No. 5, or don an astronaut suit for "Mars" photo ops at Volcano No. 6. The best time to visit is summer, paired with horseback riding in Huitengxile Grassland and cable car rides in Huanghua Valley. Spend the night in a yurt and join a bonfire party. This blend of geological wonders and Mongolian culture has made it a trending hotspot in recent years.

Inner Mongolia in July is about to usher in the annual event - the Naadam Conference, a grassland orgy: wrestling, archery horse racing, giant pot stew, cheese waterfall... 🔥[Click below, go and revel in the prairie]🔥 [Core Experience] ✅2025 Silinhot Naadam Congress: Opening on 7.19, Prairie Version of "Olympics" ✅ Three arts of the grassland: irregular wrestling, 1,000-meter horse racing, 100-step arrow archery ✅ Wild feast: giant pot of handmade meat, cheese waterfall, instant mare's milk 🔥【Special Experience】 🚙 Private car direct delivery opening ceremony front row seating 🎆 Private bonfire party + roast whole lamb feast ⛰ Volcano cross-country crossing 📿 Bezi Temple Secret Land Evening Experience 📅 Activity cycle The main venue revels for three days, with branch venues across the prairie continuing until the end of August 🚗 Tips 🌡 The average temperature in summer is 21°C, so you can escape the heat and have fun~ 🔥[Click below, go and revel in the prairie]🔥

【Ordos Shengshi Tianjiao Travel Agency】 "The sky is like a dome, covering the vast wilderness. The sky is blue, the land is boundless, and the wind blows the grass to reveal the cattle and sheep." When this ancient melody echoes in your ears, does your heart already drift toward the vast and boundless land of Inner Mongolia? Inner Mongolia, this expansive northern frontier, not only boasts the majestic beauty of "wind blowing the grass to reveal the cattle and sheep," but also hides 12 unique leagues and cities. Like dazzling pearls embedded in this magical land, each radiates its own charm. Let us embark on this journey full of surprises to explore the distinctive allure of Inner Mongolia's 12 leagues and cities! Alxa League, Inner Mongolia: A Mysterious Realm in the Depths of the Desert Alxa League resembles a mystical fairyland hidden deep within the desert. Here, you can find the Desert Post Office, where you can send postcards stamped with poplar leaf imprints, sharing a unique blessing; the pink lake of Ulan Lake, like a girlish heart blooming with enchanting colors in the desert; and Dongfeng Space City, witnessing the glorious achievements of China's aerospace industry, evoking a sense of technological marvel and awe. In the Badain Jaran Desert, you can drive off-road vehicles to experience thrilling dune bashing or camp under the desert sky, gazing at the dazzling stars and feeling the vastness and mystery of the universe. Alxa's beauty is filled with mystery and wonder, waiting for the brave to explore. Xilin Gol League, Inner Mongolia: The Song of Freedom on the Horizon Grasslands The beauty of Xilin Gol League is the ultimate embodiment of Inner Mongolia's grassland scenery. Its grasslands are vast, pure, wild, and full of vitality, preserving the most authentic nomadic traditions. The Naadam Festival, an original ecological celebration, is a grand event on the grasslands where you can witness the spectacular sight of galloping horses and feel the passion and boldness of the Mongolian people. At the ruins of Shangdu, follow in Marco Polo's footsteps to uncover historical mysteries; at the Ulagai Grassland, relive scenes from "Wolf Totem" and experience the grassland's mystique and allure. Xilin Gol Grassland is a place of freedom that beckons, where you can breathe in harmony with the heavens and earth and merge with nature. Chifeng, Inner Mongolia: A Cradle of Ancient Chinese Civilization Chifeng is one of the cradles of ancient Chinese civilization, where the "First Dragon of China," dating back 5,000 years, was unearthed. It boasts geological wonders and desert spectacles, showcasing nature's breathtaking craftsmanship. In the Ulan Butong Tourist Area, the vast grasslands are dotted with galloping horses and herds of cattle and sheep. Here, you can enjoy traditional grassland activities like horseback riding and archery, immersing yourself in the joys of grassland life. The Yulong Sand Lake, where desert and lake intertwine, offers a unique landscape that captivates visitors; the Asihatu Stone Forest Scenic Area features peculiar stone formations that resemble nature's meticulously carved artworks. Chifeng's beauty lies not only in its magnificent scenery but also in its profound historical culture. It can dazzle your eyes with its stunning landscapes, touch your heart with its rich history, and infect every traveler with the enthusiasm of life on horseback. Inner Mongolia's 12 leagues and cities each possess unique charms, waiting for you to discover and explore. Whether it's the vast grasslands, dense forests, spectacular deserts, or ancient cultural relics, they all allow you to experience the wonders of nature and the greatness of human civilization. This holiday, why not pack your bags and set foot on this magical land to pursue your own poetry and distant dreams? Inner Mongolia is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories!

Attractions to Check Out: Saihan Tala Urban Grassland: The largest urban grassland in Asia, free to enter. Here you can ride horses, feed deer, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of grazing cattle and sheep under the wind-swept grass. At dusk, the sunset bathes the grassland in golden light, making for incredibly atmospheric photos. Baotou Golden Street: Known as the "Baotou branch of Hongyadong," this area dazzles with brilliant lights at night. The ancient-style architecture paired with vibrant lighting makes every photo look like a masterpiece. There are also various local snacks like tea soup and yogurt pancakes, perfect for both eating and snapping pics. Nanhai Park: A hidden gem in Baotou! With the misty Qingshan Mountain to the north and the Yellow River winding like a jade belt to the south, the lake's sparkling waters and soaring seagulls make it truly deserving of its nickname, "West Lake Beyond the Great Wall." The park also offers tons of fun activities like parasailing, speedboating, and rowing—thrilling and exciting! You can also visit Fumao Island in the lakeside area to pet some adorable cats. ■ Food Spots: A Liang Roasted Wings: A top-tier Baotou barbecue joint and a local favorite! Their roasted wings are the star—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside. The lamb skewers are also a must-try. The restaurant has a great atmosphere and has even upgraded with karaoke and interactive games in recent years, making it perfect for hanging out with friends! Happy Lamb: A must-eat on Baotou's hotpot list! Specializing in broth that doesn't require dipping sauces, their lamb is incredibly fresh and tender with no gamey taste. The clear soup base lets you savor the natural flavors of the meat! Yi Guo Xiang Braised Noodles: You can't leave Baotou without trying braised noodles! Yi Guo Xiang is a time-honored brand, and besides their signature braised noodles, their stewed dishes are also amazing. The portions are huge, and you can stuff yourself for just 25 yuan per person! Shaomai: In Baotou, shaomai restaurants are everywhere, and you can't go wrong with any of them. My favorite is Yuanxiyuan's cut shaomai—thin wrappers stuffed with generous fillings. The traditional lamb and scallion filling has zero gaminess, and every bite is pure satisfaction!

【盛世天骄旅行社, Ordos City】 "The sky is like a dome, covering the vast wilderness. The sky is blue, the land is boundless, and the wind blows the grass to reveal cattle and sheep." When this ancient ballad echoes in your ears, does your heart already drift toward the vast and boundless land of Inner Mongolia? Inner Mongolia, this expansive northern frontier, not only boasts the majestic beauty of "wind blows the grass to reveal cattle and sheep" but also hides 12 unique cities, each with its own distinct personality. Like dazzling pearls embedded in this magical land, they radiate their unique charm. Let us embark on this journey full of surprises and explore the unique allure of Inner Mongolia's 12 cities! Hohhot · Inner Mongolia's Hohhot City: A Fusion of History and Modernity in the Frontier Green City As the capital of Inner Mongolia, Hohhot is known as the "Frontier Green City." Here, you can find numerous historical relics and cultural landmarks such as the Tomb of Wang Zhaojun, Dazhao Temple, and the Inner Mongolia Museum, which carry profound historical and cultural significance. At the same time, natural wonders like the Chulu River Grassland and Daqing Mountain showcase the beauty of nature. Strolling through Sai Shang Old Street, you can experience the collision of ancient and modern, and perhaps pick up some ethnic antiques and souvenirs. At the Inner Mongolia Museum, you can admire precious artifacts like the Xiongnu golden crown and learn about the historical evolution of Inner Mongolia. At Dazhao Temple, you can spin the prayer wheels, offering blessings for your family and yourself, and feel a sense of tranquility and peace. Hohhot is a city where ethnic charm and modern architecture coexist, carrying the ancient melody of the Chulu Song while thriving as a vibrant hub along the China-Mongolia-Russia economic corridor. Baotou · Inner Mongolia's Baotou City: A Miraculous Coexistence of Steel and Oasis Baotou, known as the "Steel City of the Grasslands," boasts a robust industrial landscape. Surprisingly, within the city lies a picturesque grassland—Saihan Tala. Here, steel and oasis coexist perfectly, forming a striking and unique contrast. Saihan Tala Urban Grassland is the only urban grassland in China, preserving the original ecological atmosphere of wild grasslands. With diverse plant species, the interplay of grass and trees creates a natural sparse woodland grassland. Four sand rivers traverse the park, forming a distinctive natural grassland wetland landscape. You can ride horses and practice archery here, experiencing traditional Mongolian life, or stroll through the grassland, enjoying the beauty of blue skies and white clouds, and feeling the gifts of nature. Additionally, Baotou features the Meiligeng Scenic Area, where verdant cypress and peculiar pines, waterfalls, and springs offer diverse natural scenery throughout the seasons, captivating visitors. Ulanqab · Inner Mongolia's Ulanqab City: The "Iceland" of the Frontier Ulanqab, this frontier city, exudes a unique blend of romance and desolation. The Ulanhada Volcano Group, scattered across the grasslands like alien relics, showcases various volcanic formations that seem to narrate ancient stories of the Earth. Standing at the foot of the volcano, gazing at the majestic crater, you will be awed by the power of nature. On the Huitengxile Grassland, wind turbines dance with flower fields, creating a fairy-tale-like scene. Here, you can stay in a Mongolian yurt, experiencing the lifestyle of the Mongolian people, or fly kites on the grassland, enjoying carefree happiness. Ulanqab combines the wildness of volcanic grasslands with the poetic charm of lakes and forests, using the most primitive geological wonders and the most vibrant human life to interpret the unique allure of the "frontier." It is hailed as "Inner Mongolia's Iceland." Inner Mongolia's 12 cities each possess unique charm, waiting for you to discover and explore. Whether it's the vast grasslands, dense forests, spectacular deserts, or ancient cultural relics, you can feel the magic of nature and the greatness of human civilization. This holiday, why not pack your bags and set foot on this magical land to pursue your own poetry and distant dreams? Inner Mongolia is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories!

🌿 **Nature Edition** **Title:** Come to Inner Mongolia and Dream of Freedom Winds scatter clouds, grasslands surge like oceans, leaving only the harmony of hoofbeats and heartbeats between heaven and earth. Wait for sunrise in Hulunbuir's morning mist, chase sunsets in Xilingol's twilight, ride a gallant horse, and find an ovoo—the vastness of the grasslands can hold all your yearnings. At night, lie outside a yurt, pillow yourself under the Milky Way, and listen to the wind whisper the legends of Genghis Khan. ✨ *Must-Try Experiences:* ▪ Horseback riding across the grasslands, living as a nomad for a day ▪ Spotting red-crowned cranes in the Ergun Wetland ▪ Staying in a yurt, drinking fermented mare's milk, and dancing the Andai around a bonfire **and distant lands are found in Inner Mongolia --- 🐎 **Cultural Immersion Edition** **Title:** Listen to the Millennial Echoes of the Grasslands Here lies the boldness of desert smoke, the soulful melodies of long songs, and the passage of time flowing through the strings of the horsehead fiddle. Walk through the **Genghis Khan Mausoleum** to touch the marks of an empire's rise; explore the **Ulanqab Volcanic Cluster** to feel the earth's fiery pulse; stroll through **Xiangshawan (Singing Sand Dunes)** and let golden sands sing nature's rhapsody. 🔥 *Don’t Miss:* ✔ Nadam Fair: Wrestling, archery, and horse racing—pure adrenaline ✔ Brew a pot of fragrant milk tea and savor the primal taste of hand-torn meat ✔ Visit a herder’s family, don a Mongolian robe, and learn to say "Sain baina uu" (Hello) **history, half wilderness—this is Inner Mongolia --- ❄ **Four Seasons Fantasy Edition** **Summer·Green Wonderland** "Instead of 26°C air conditioning, embrace 18°C grassland breezes!" Summer retreats: Huitengxile’s Huanghuagou and Hexigten Stone Forest—meet a summer straight out of a Miyazaki film. **Autumn·Golden Fairytale** The Ejina Poplar Forest blazes into a gilded sea, while Arxan’s forests paint the mountains—miss it, and you’ll wait another year! **Winter·Snowy Wonderland** Challenge the -30°C cold in China’s "Pole of Cold" village, ride snowmobiles in Hulunbuir, sleep on heated kang beds, admire frost-covered trees, and meet reindeer spirits. 📸 *Instagram Spots:* Manzhouli Matryoshka Square, Arxan Railway Station, China’s Cold Pole Village --- 🚗 **Road Trip Edition** **Route Recommendations:** **"Grassland Sky Road"** Dada Line-Rea Line: Traverse the Gongger Grassland and Huanggangliang Forest, watching herds return at dusk—like walking through a painting. **"Desert Adventure"** Kubuqi Desert-Engebei Oasis: Hike, sandboard, and off-road through the desert, unlocking the "Jiangnan of the North." **TIPS:** ❶ Pack water and sun protection—the road itself is the scenery ❷ July-August is peak season; book accommodations early ❸ Set GPS to "avoid tolls" to discover hidden gems --- 🌌 **Stargazing & Camping Edition** "Where cities forget the stars, Inner Mongolia paves the Milky Way into a road." Best stargazing spots: 📍 Xilamuren Grassland (naked-eye Milky Way views) 📍 Badain Jaran Desert (stars over golden sands) 📍 Arxan Stone Forest (stars dancing with surreal rock formations) ✨ *Upgrade Your Experience:* ▪ Bonfire storytelling by the yurt, waiting for shooting stars ▪ Professional photographers capturing "Starry Whisperer" moments ▪ Telescope-guided constellation hunts --- 🍖 **Foodie’s Delight Edition** "Grassland flavors go straight from the tongue to the heart!" Must-Eats: 🔥 Charcoal-grilled lamb leg (savory, tear-it-apart goodness) 🥛 Freshly boiled salty milk tea + roasted millet (soul of herder breakfasts) 🥟 Mongolian steamed buns (thin skin, juicy meat, bursting with flavor) 🍶 Fermented mare's milk (a sip of grassland fire and mellow) 📍 Foodie Hotspots: Hohhot’s Saishang Old Street, Hailar Hexi Night Market

🏜️ Inner Mongolia Desert Camel Experience I rode on a camel that was walking along the endless desert, and had the slowest journey in the world. The traces of the camel's footprints, the sunlight shining through the sandstorm, and the rhythm of the camel's 'thump-thump' gait, every moment was like a movie. The guide dressed me in traditional clothes, so I transformed into a local, and it was an unforgettable memory! Photos are a must✨ 🐪 Trip Tips 1️⃣ Bring sunglasses and a mask because there is a lot of sandstorm 2️⃣ Wear long pants! The saddle is rougher than you think 3️⃣ It's the prettiest around sunset. Make a reservation according to the sunset timing 4️⃣ Camera straps are essential because they can fall 5️⃣ Drink plenty of water before and after the camel ride 🧡 Feel the silence that seems cut off from the world in the desolate yet beautiful Inner Mongolia Desert. This experience with camels will definitely be one that you will remember for a long time.

🐴First Horseback Riding Experience in the Inner Mongolia Grasslands! Galloping Through Nature✨ Riding a horse across the grasslands... Doesn't it sound like something out of a movie? Nope! In Inner Mongolia, it's a reality!! 🌾 On the endless grasslands, underneath the blue skies, riding a horse felt just... indescribably thrilling and liberating🔥 ⸻ 📍Location • Hulunbuir Grasslands (呼伦贝尔草原), northeastern Inner Mongolia • Accessible via Harbin or Hulunbuir! ⸻ 🐎 Experience Highlights ✨ Horseback Riding With courses led by local nomads, even beginners can ride safely! Helmets and protective gear are provided, and the horses are super gentle🐴 ✨ Traditional Costume Experience Dress in traditional Mongolian attire and sit atop a horse— for that moment, you’re the prince/princess of the grasslands👑 ✨ Yurt Stay & Lamb Barbecue Ride during the day, grill meat under the stars at night🌌 This is a once-in-a-lifetime travel memory. ⸻ 🎒Travel Tips 🧢 1. Hat & Sunscreen are a must! The UV rays are intense. Your face can burn quickly🌞 👖 2. Long pants + sneakers recommended The saddle can rub against your skin. Avoid shorts❌ 📸 3. Drone filming opportunity! The grasslands are so vast that drone footage looks stunning! (But make sure to check with your local guide for filming permissions) 💬 4. Local guides speak Mongolian + Chinese Downloading a basic conversation or translation app in advance is helpful👍 📅 5. Best time to visit: June–September Green grasslands, cool weather, and the Nadam Festival make it perfect! ⸻ Under a star-filled night sky, sitting by the campfire sharing stories, and waking up to the sight of galloping horses in the morning... This one-of-a-kind 'grassland living' experience! 🏞️Try horseback riding in Inner Mongolia.