Inner Mongolia in five days is done. I really recommend going from July to September
“Anyone who still says Inner Mongolia is just a boring grassland, I’m the first to disagree 😭!”@MikkoVirtanen · 3 months ago
Ordos 3 Days 2 Nights|Grassland + Desert + Kangbashi, Deep Summer Escape
“🏜️ One trip, three experiences!”@LunarRapturenbty · 4 months ago
. Spanning China's northern frontier, the Inner Mongolia grasslands are the country's largest natural pasture, perfectly bringing together six major characteristic grasslands, including the classic Hulunbuir and Xilingol. With emerald meadows in the east and the Gobi Desert in the west, every stretch of the scenery offers distinct layers of beauty so breathtaking you won't want to leave! The sky is as clear and blue as a painted canvas, with lush green grass stretching to the distant horizon. Cattle and sheep dot the fields like scattered pearls, while horses gallop freely in the wind. Just taking it all in will leave you feeling completely refreshed and your soul deeply healed😍.
“Driving into Chen Barag Banner, head straight for the [Hulunbuir Grassland] (Address: S201, Chen Barag Banner, Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; open 24/7 year-round).”@阳光正好 · 5 months ago
Desert on one side, grassland on the other—this hotel will make kids never want to leave
“When visiting Inner Mongolia, most people are torn: grassland or desert?”@Paige Connelly · 1 month ago
4-day summer Ordos travel guide is totally worth it
“Girls!”@David Harris · 2 months ago
Ordos Prairie: A Nomadic Journey of the Soul
“Ordos Prairie: A Nomadic Journey of the Soul
When I set foot on the Ordos Prairie, it seemed as if time had slowed down, and an indescribable shock and emotion surged in my heart.”@Elijah|Clark · 1 year ago
China's Top 10 Must-Visit Deserts and Gobi: Each One Breathtakingly Beautiful
“From the Singing Sand Dunes of Dunhuang to the Populus euphratica forests of Ejina, I've traversed ten deserts.”@Rrc88 · 7 days ago
Kubuqi Desert: The closest desert crossing route to Beijing
“Kubuqi, meaning "bowstring" in Mongolian, is the closest desert to Beijing.”@Rrc88 · 7 days ago