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Ulan Buh Desert Shahai Lake Tourist Area

Ulan Buh Desert Shahai Lake Tourist Area

4.7
4.6/5
11 reviews

The Ulan Buh Sand Sea Lake Tourist Area is located at the easternmost end of the Ulan Buh Desert, one of the eight major deserts in my country, in the territory of Hangjinhou Banner, Bayannur City. It is backed by the majestic Yinshan Mountains in the north, the surging Yellow River in the south, the vast desert in the west, and the beautiful and fertile plains in the east; it integrates desert culture, Corps culture, farming culture, and grassland culture; the natural landscape combination of century-old poplars, thousands of acres of orchards, tens of thousands of acres of beaches, and sand and water is monopolistic and unique in China. The endless sea of ​​sand forms a flowing picture scroll, and the landscape of "smoke rising in the desert and the setting sun on the long river" is in full view! Extreme sports enthusiasts drive off-road vehicles to the top of Hongqipo, and then dive to the bottom of the sand dune at a nearly 90-degree angle. The extreme drop of more than 100 meters is thrilling and exciting. Take a desert camel or a desert Surfing car to enter the desert mansion and feel the feelings of the desert. Watch the sunrise over the sand sea in the morning and the sunset in the evening, or sit on the sand slope under the starlight at night, with the sky as a blanket and the sand as a bed, and guard the clear lake, singing and dancing freely, showing off your passion, forgetting all kinds of troubles, emptying your mind, and looking far and wide. Roll, play, slide, play with sand in the desert, play parent-child games on the water and sand; plant poplars, pick green fruits and vegetables, and feed alpacas; play five-a-side football, beach volleyball, and take sand therapy sand baths to get rid of fatigue, drink and talk with friends, and sing around the campfire. At night, lying in the silent desert, gazing at the endless starry sky and chatting with your loved one, leaving behind memories that will last a lifetime. The main projects include: off-road driving, RV camping, racing experience, desert entertainment, water entertainment, cabin accommodation, special Dining, self-service barbecue, bonfire party, desert fishing, starry sky camping! Contracting: team building, development and other group reception, customized various desert theme activities for you!

Hanggin Rear Banner · 36.6 km from downtown
Xixia Imperial Tombs
No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Yinchuan

Xixia Imperial Tombs

7.8
4.6/5
9.1k reviews

Xixia Imperial Tombs, located in the western suburbs of YinchuanHelan MountainsLocated at the foot of the mountain, it is the royal tomb complex of the Xixia dynasty, where several emperors of the Xixia dynasty were buried. The entire tomb area now contains 9 imperial tombs and about 270 satellite tombs, making it one of the largest royal tomb complexes in Chinese history. The shape of the tombs is different from that of other Chinese tombs, resembling an inverted steamed bun. In addition, the attraction also features facilities and venues such as the Xixia Imperial Tombs Museum, the Xixia Imperial Tombs - Xixia History and Art Gallery, and the Xixia Stele Forest, helping visitors understand the history and culture behind the tombs. The attraction currently has tomb no. 3 and others open for visitors. Tomb no. 3 (the "Tai Tomb" of Li Yuanhao, the founding emperor of Xixia) is relatively close to the Xixia Imperial Tombs - Xixia History and Art Museum and the Xixia Stele Forest. The Xixia dynasty was established by the Tangut people, whose writing and customs differed from those of the Han Chinese in the Central Plains. After the dynasty fell, the cities and history of Xixia mysteriously vanished into the Gobi Desert, becoming an enduring mystery of the ages, and were not discovered and deciphered until modern times. The Xixia Imperial Tombs Museum houses a rich collection of artifacts from the Xixia dynasty, among which many stone carvings in Xixia script and murals with Xixia style are treasures. The free guided tours inside the museum are also excellent, helping visitors understand the customs, culture, and rise and fall of the mysterious Xixia dynasty, and allowing for a more meaningful visit to the imperial tombs. On July 11, 2025, the Xixia Imperial Tombs were officially inscribed on the World Cultural Heritage List. Within the attraction, you can walk up close to visit the Haowang Tomb. The massive inverted semicircular mausoleum stands upon the barren land, bringing the weight of history vividly before your eyes, while in the distance theHelan MountainsThe foothills are crisscrossed by ravines and gullies, evoking a sense of desolate grandeur and the vicissitudes of time. The Xixia Imperial Tombs Museum within the attraction has newly opened. Its exhibits are divided into six sections: Xixia history, Xixia culture, Xixia religious art, Xixia social economy, the Xixia Imperial Tombs, and protection and inheritance. Nearly 5,000 items are on display, including thangkas, documents, clay sculptures, bronze and iron wares, textiles, and porcelain, among which are a large number of fine artifacts unearthed during archaeological research on the Xixia Imperial Tombs in recent years.

China · Yinchuan
Rock Paintings of Yinshan Mountain

Rock Paintings of Yinshan Mountain

4.4
3.3/5
4 reviews

The Rock Paintings of Yinshan Mountain, located in the area of Huhewenduer Town, Urad Rear Banner, Bayannur, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, are among the large-scale and widely distributed prehistoric rock art remains in northern China. They are mainly carvedon the cliff faces of the Yinshan Mountainsand rock surfaces, with content covering animals, human figures, hunting, sacrificial ceremonies, and symbolic patterns, truly reflecting the production, daily life, and spiritual world of ancient nomadic peoples. The creation period of these rock paintings spans an exceptionally long time, from the late Paleolithic era through to historical periods, forming a rich cultural accumulation and earning the reputation of a "wordless history book" carved on rock. In terms of landscape features, the rock paintings are mostly distributed on exposed cliff walls or in gully areas, blending with the surrounding desert and grassland environment, exuding a strong primitive atmosphere and regional characteristics. The image lines are simple yet dynamic, depicting both daily activities such as hunting and herding, as well as highly symbolic totems and religious imagery, reflecting early humans' understanding of nature and society. The Rock Paintings of Yinshan Mountain are vast in number, with tens of thousands already discovered within Bayannur alone, making them important physical materials for studying the history and culture of northern ethnic groups.

Urad Rear Banner · 29.6 km from Hanggin Rear Banner
China West Film Studio
No. 1 of Family-friendly Attractions in Yinchuan

China West Film Studio

7.7
4.5/5
20.1k reviews

Zhenbeibao Western Cinema is located in Xixia District, Yinchuan City. In this studio, which is characterized by simplicity, roughness and desolation, classic films such as "Wrangler", "Red Sorghum", "Journey to the West", "Thorn Mausoleum", "Jin Yiwei" and hundreds of influential film and television films were filmed. In the remaining part, a large number of celebrities from the Chinese film industry have left their footprints here, such as Gong Li, Jiang Wen, Zhang Yimou, Ge You, Zhou Xingchi, Donnie Yen and so on. The cinema consists of three parts: Mingcheng, Qingcheng and Old Yinchuan Street. Tourists can visit the cinema along the "figure 8" route of Old Yinchuan Street. Here, you can see the appearance of Yinchuan in the first half of the 20th century, and eat local traditional snacks such as mutton soup. The Ming and Qing cities in the film city were rebuilt from the military castles left over from the Ming and Qing dynasties. In the Ming and Qing cities, you can see many familiar movie scenes, such as: the gate tower where Sun Wukong and Fairy Zixia are standing in "Journey to the West", the throne of the Bull Demon King, the torture platform of the Tang monk; and the movie "Journey to the West" The Moon Gate in "Red Sorghum", the winemaking workshop where "My Grandpa" urinated after being drunk, the sedan chair that Jiu'er took when he got married, the big vat for wine, and the bowls. There are costumes and props for rent in many places in the studio. Here, you can wear a set of costumes in the play, use the props in the movie, and walk around the scenes of the movie to live the addiction of being a star. Before going to Zhenbeibao Western Studios, you can revisit a few classic movies first, and then go to visit, you will have a different feeling.

China · Yinchuan
Bayan Nur National Geopark

Bayan Nur National Geopark

3.8
5.0/5
1 reviews

Bayannur National Geopark, located in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, is renowned for its unique geological landscapes and abundant natural resources, making it an ideal destination for geologists and nature explorers. The park showcases a diverse array of geological formations, including rock formations, canyons, sand dunes, and lakes, creating a spectacular natural landscape. One of the park's most striking features is its vibrant Danxia landforms, whose vibrant colors change dramatically under the sun, creating a breathtaking spectacle. The park also boasts a rich flora and fauna, making it an ideal location for observing and studying biodiversity. Bayannur National Geopark not only offers a wealth of natural landscapes but also boasts comprehensive visitor facilities, including trails, observation decks, and a visitor center, allowing visitors to explore and learn more about the park's geology. The visitor center provides detailed geological information and guided tours, enabling visitors to better understand the park's geological value and ecological significance. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the park offers a variety of activities, including hiking, photography, and camping, allowing people to connect with nature while enjoying outdoor adventures. In short, Bayannur National Geopark is a famous tourist destination that combines natural beauty, geological wonders, and ecological education, suitable for all kinds of tourists to explore and experience. Whether it is geological research, ecological tourism, or outdoor leisure, it can provide you with a rich and colorful experience.

Bayannur · 26.1 km from Hanggin Rear Banner
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M41***98July 9, 2025
5.0
A very exciting desert experience, with various activities and very nice prices. The children had a lot of fun, full of smiles, colliding with nature, and feeling the hot desert journey.

Ulan Buh Desert Shahai Lake Tourist Area

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ie_liuxiMay 1, 2025
5.0
还不错,阴山脚下的释迦牟尼铜身像,国内第三大佛,说是晚上灯光打开了漂亮,对面广场还有各种表演和烧烤,可惜没等到晚上就回了

Dongsheng Temple Yangshan Giant Buddha

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杰瑞游中国October 17, 2026
5.0
There are so many activities in the desert: sandboarding, desert train rides, Bigfoot rides, camel riding, and it's best to travel off-peak. It's freezing cold! Remember to wear warm clothes. Emerging in the desert to escape the rain in late autumn—fewer people, great for taking photos, so refreshing!

Whistling Dune Bay

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雨后望天November 11, 2026
5.0
At the foot of the Helan Mountains, amidst desolate wilderness and rammed earth tombs, stand silently the legendary Eastern pyramids. Millennia of wind and sand have repeatedly eroded the rammed earth, the palaces long since vanished, leaving only mounds of earth, silently facing the Helan Mountains.

Xixia Imperial Tombs

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殷都老虎December 1, 2025
4.0
Yinshan Rock Paintings "If only General Li Guang were here, the barbarian horses would never dare cross the Yinshan Mountains." The Yinshan Mountains run east-west, are ancient fault-block mountains, approximately 1200 kilometers long, with the main peak, Huhebashige, reaching an altitude of 2364 meters. The mountains are mostly composed of ancient metamorphic rocks, with sedimentary rocks distributed in the fault basins. They mark the northern boundary between China's monsoon and non-monsoon regions, belonging to the transitional zone between temperate semi-arid and arid climates. The Langshan Mountains in the west are particularly arid, while the Daqingshan Mountains are relatively humid. The area south of the mountains is agricultural, the north is pastoral, and the mountainous areas are a mix of agriculture, animal husbandry, and forestry. More than 10,000 Yinshan rock paintings have been discovered from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the present day. They are not only among the earliest discovered rock paintings in the world but also among the richest, representing China's largest treasure trove of rock art. The vast majority of the existing Yinshan rock paintings are distributed in the Bayannur area, vividly recording the production and life history of ancient northern nomadic peoples such as the Xiongnu, Tiele, Rouran, Xianbei, and Mongols who lived in this region. The Five Tigers painting is a representative work of the Yinshan rock art. Besides animal and hunting scenes, pastoral scenes also constitute a significant proportion, originating in the late Bronze Age and continuing through the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Although the dates are quite different, their content is largely similar. There are also several celestial rock paintings, which are extremely rare among rock art worldwide.

Rock Paintings of Yinshan Mountain

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_We***99November 11, 2020
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The Inner Mongolia Hetao Cultural Museum is free. You must wear a mask when entering, otherwise you cannot enter. You will go through security check as soon as you enter. Because it is close to home, I used to go there often. Hot water is also provided inside. If you want to go in and browse, you can bring your own water cup.

Inner Mongolia Hetao Cultural Museum

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月无痕gzNovember 5, 2026
4.0
Zhenbeibao Western Film Studio, nestled at the foot of Helan Mountain, exudes the unique desolation and ruggedness of Northwest China. The ancient rammed earth castle, weathered and imposing, served as a filming location for movies like "A Chinese Odyssey" and "Red Sorghum." Strolling through the Ming Dynasty city, Qing Dynasty city, and Old Yinchuan Street, every wall and tile holds stories from classic films. No need for elaborate filters; every snapshot is a masterpiece of atmosphere. Perfect for those who love nostalgia and photography, offering an immersive experience of the unique charm of the martial arts world.

China West Film Studio

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