2024 Inner Mongolia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Wow! Inner Mongolia actually hides these stunningly beautiful spots!

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👏!

Here are the nine most worthwhile domestic travel destinations with few people for healing

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🛣️

Serenity in Grasslands

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.

Desert Treasure | “Earth’s Heart”🌍🫀

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. 🌄🏖️

Credit📷:
​@Chonglangshou


Inner Mongolia 📸 💞😎

Back in 2019 I had the chance to see Inner Mongolia! An amazing place with incredible kind people! I stayed in a small village, Ningcheng County, Chifeng City where I had experience fall, winter and a little bit of summer in just 4months!💞🫣 Browse ☝️ to see a few I happen to save. Will be posting more of it soon📸♥️ #justoneofthosedays #2019innermongolia #ningchengcounty

Inner Mongolia

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

Extreme hiking

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

The RED LAKES of Inner Mongolian Desert ❤️❤️❤

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 ride a Horse or a Camel?

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

Hiking the Alchemy Furnace Volcano 🌋

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 -

A short trip in Inner Mongolia

Getting There - super easy with the high speed train from Beijing (less than 3 hours)🚄 Attractions - hikes on dead volcanoes 🌋, horse riding in green grasslands 🐎 and camels in the deserts 🐫 Hotels - when booking check in advance if they accept foreign guests Food & Restaurants - go for yogurts🥤and roasted lamb! 🍗 Each attraction is quite far form each other, around 3-4 hours drive. Driving around with your own private car is the best option. #hiking#roadtrip

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 

#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.

Inner Mongolia Travel Guide

🏖️Inner Mongolia Travel Guide🏖️ 1. Overview💡 Inner Mongolia, a beautiful province located in the northern border of China, is famous for its magnificent grasslands, vast deserts, long history, and rich culture. This trip will take you across the vast grasslands to explore the mystery and charm of Inner Mongolia. 2. Recommended Destinations🚇 1. Hulunbuir Grassland: As the largest grassland in China, Hulunbuir is famous for its vast grasslands, scattered lakes, and rich wildlife resources. You can ride a horse and enjoy the vastness and tranquility of the grassland. 2. Xiangshawan: Located in Ordos City, it is a wonder in the desert. You can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the desert and experience the fun of sand sliding. 3. Chifeng City: With the world-famous Hongshan Cultural Site, you can appreciate the splendor of ancient civilization here. 3. Transportation Guide🚇 Inner Mongolia is vast, so it is recommended to use airplanes or trains as the main means of transportation. For short trips between cities in the province, you can choose to travel by car or charter a car. In scenic spots, you can rent bicycles or horses for sightseeing. 4. Food Recommendations🍖 1. Roasted Whole Lamb: Inner Mongolia's roasted whole lamb is famous for its tender meat and rich flavor. It is a must-try delicacy. 2. Hand-grabbed Meat: Lamb cooked by hand-grabbing method, with fresh and original taste. 3. Inner Mongolia Milk Tea: Rich and delicious, it is a daily drink for the grassland people. 4. Dairy Products such as Cheese and Milk Skin: Inner Mongolia's dairy products have unique flavors and are rich in nutrients. 5. Travel Tips💡 1. Pay attention to climate changes and prepare sunscreen and warm clothing. 2. Respect local customs and abide by scenic spot regulations. 3. When tasting local food, pay attention to moderation to avoid affecting your travel experience due to food allergies and other reasons. 6. Recommended Travel Time💡 The best travel time is 5-10 days, which allows you to fully visit the main attractions of Inner Mongolia and experience the local customs. Wish you a fruitful trip in Inner Mongolia and leave beautiful memories!

A winter trip to Inner Mongolia is a chance to encounter stunning scenery.

What to do in Hohhot in winter? When it comes to Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, the first thing that comes to mind is the vast grasslands. It seems that there is nothing to do in winter. Indeed, many scenic spots are closed during this season. What to do? Actually, it's time to try something different! Off-road vehicle routes offer a chance to see many natural wonders, such as snowy volcanoes, the Red Mountain, and the desert. Off-road vehicles can take you through forests and grasslands, skiing, and snowmobiling. These activities are perfect for this winter. There are very few people during this season, so you can have a great experience without going to crowded places like Harbin. Recommended attractions: Desert Many scenic spots are closed, but the Kubuqi Desert and Resonant Sand Gorge are still open in November. You don't have to go to a scenic spot to enjoy the desert. Local tours offer off-road vehicle rides through the desert. This tour includes a four-wheel-drive off-road vehicle that takes you to the wild desert of Longtouguai, deep into the desert, where you can enjoy unlimited sandboarding. Grassland The grass in Huitengxile Grassland has turned yellow, and the scenic spot is closed. At this time, local tours can take you through the Huiteng Forest Grassland, a relatively niche area with no entrance fee. It features birch and pine forests, offering a more primitive landscape. Wulanhada Volcano Wulanhada Volcano is free all year round. The volcano is black, and its appearance is not affected by the seasons. Red Mountain This is not a scenic spot, but a red Danxia landform. The red mountain is perfect for photography, with no filter needed. The road is under construction, so low-chassis cars are not suitable. You need a high-chassis off-road vehicle. This season is perfect for off-road vehicle tours. You can enjoy many natural landscapes without entrance fees. ❤❤ Food Recommendations 🍛 Pot tea milk tea (salty or sweet), ice-cooked lamb (highly recommended!!), roasted lamb chops, milk skin, stuffed tripe, jiong noodles, handmade old yogurt, freshly roasted beef jerky, sand onion scrambled eggs, lamb skewers, xiguo soup, lamb shumai, yurt cake, etc. ❤❤ Tips Inner Mongolia is vast and sparsely populated. If you drive or travel independently, it can be difficult to solve any problems that arise. It is recommended to join a reliable local tour group. This way, accommodation, transportation, and tickets are all planned for you. The cost per person is not expensive, and compared to independent travel, it is truly more convenient and cost-effective!

Boerchi Mongolian Banquet | Unlock the new flavors of grassland cold dishes.

Boerchi Mongolian Banquet | Unlock the new flavors of grassland cold dishes||🥗 Hetao Liangpi 👀 The first dish is Hetao Liangpi, crystal clear Liangpi with secret sauce, sour and spicy, definitely an appetizer! Every bite is a taste of the smooth Liangpi and the rich sauce! 🥗 Lao Zhi Cold Dish 🌶️ Next is Lao Zhi Cold Dish, a colorful and rich dish. Fresh vegetables are carefully prepared, sweet and sour, spicy but not dry. Every bite is a taste of the crisp vegetables and the delicious Lao Zhi, a great choice for summer heat relief and meat relief! 🍰 Millet Cold Cake 🍚 Millet Cold Cake is a refreshing staple food that is not to be missed. It is soft and sweet, with a delicate taste, and the osmanthus sauce is even more delicious. A bite, as if you can feel the aroma of millet and the fragrance of osmanthus intertwined in your mouth, making you want more. 🍦 Crispy Rice Milk Chew 🧊 Crispy Rice Milk Chew is a special dessert at Boerchi Mongolian Banquet. The crispy rice grains and the cold milk chew are combined, with distinct layers, as if ice cream melts in your mouth, bringing a hint of coolness and sweetness. 🥩 Grassland Big Knife Beef 🥩 Although it is a cold dish, the beef of Grassland Big Knife Beef is still tender and juicy. Each piece of beef is carefully cut and paired with a special sauce, melting in your mouth with a fragrant aroma. This dish not only satisfies the taste buds of meat lovers, but also shows Boerchi Mongolian Banquet's ultimate pursuit of ingredients. 🍜 Oat Noodles 🌾 Oat Noodles is one of the traditional foods of Inner Mongolia, loved for its unique taste and nutritional value. It is soft and chewy, and can be paired with various vegetables or meats to show different flavors. At Boerchi Mongolian Banquet, this Oat Noodles is given new life, making it unforgettable. 🥗 Bitter Vegetable with Sand Onion 🌿 Finally, Bitter Vegetable with Sand Onion, a cold dish full of grassland flavor. The freshness of the bitter vegetable and the crispness of the sand onion are combined, with a unique taste, both relieving greasiness and appetizing. This dish is not only delicious, but also has certain nutritional value, making it a healthy choice.

Discover the beauty of the northern frontier.

Inner Mongolia Travel Guide 1. Preparation - Documents: ID card, student ID, and other relevant documents. - Clothing: Inner Mongolia has a large temperature difference between day and night, so bring long-sleeved jackets and long pants. It's best to bring a thick coat in summer. If you plan to visit the desert, bring sun protection clothing and a scarf. - Daily necessities: Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, moisturizing skincare products, and toiletries. 2. Transportation - Flights: Inner Mongolia has several airports, such as Hohhot Baita International Airport and Hulunbuir Dongshan International Airport. Choose according to your itinerary. - Trains: The railway network is well-developed, and you can take a train to major cities and stations near scenic spots. 3. Food Recommendations - Shouba Meat: Bone-in lamb is cut into pieces and boiled in a large pot. When eating, the cooked lamb is cut off and dipped in chive flower sauce, garlic paste, and other condiments. It's fresh and tender. - Roasted Whole Lamb: The skin is golden and crispy, and the meat is tender and juicy. It's a traditional dish in Inner Mongolia. - Milk Tea: A traditional Mongolian drink made by boiling brick tea and adding fresh cow or sheep milk, butter, and fried rice. It's nutritious. - Milk Skin: Made from a mixture of fat and milk protein floating on cow or sheep milk. It's sweet and delicious. 4. Attractions - Hulunbuir Grassland: You can rent a car in Hailar to explore. On the grassland, you can ride horses, watch wrestling and horse racing performances, and stay in a yurt to experience grassland life. - Erguna Wetland: Known as the "No. 1 Wetland in Asia," it has magnificent scenery. Walk along the boardwalk and enjoy the intertwined wetlands, rivers, and trees. - Arxan National Forest Park: It has attractions such as Tianchi and Shitanglin. In autumn, the colorful forest looks like an oil painting. You can drive or take a sightseeing bus to explore. - Xiangshawan: Located in Ordos, it offers various exciting desert activities, such as sand sliding and desert motorcycling. You can also ride a camel and enjoy the desert scenery. 5. Itineraries - 5 Days and 4 Nights: Hohhot (city attractions such as Inner Mongolia Museum) - Xilamuren Grassland (experience grassland life) - Xiangshawan (desert activities) - Ordos (Kangbashi New District). - 7 Days and 6 Nights: Hulunbuir Hailar (departure) - Morigele River (enjoy the winding scenery) - Erguna (wetland) - Enhe Russian Ethnic Township (experience exotic customs) - Shiwei (border town) - Heishantou (horse riding, etc.) - Manzhouli (Matryoshka Square, etc.). 6. Accommodation - On the grassland: You can choose a yurt to experience unique accommodation, but the conditions are relatively simple. - In the city: There are various star-rated hotels, budget hotels, and homestays to choose from. Arrange according to your budget.

Ejin Banner, Inner Mongolia | See the poplar forest in the north in autumn.

The poplar forest is only open for 21 days a year 🍂 Remember to leave some time to see the poplar forest in the north this autumn. 🍁 Travel thousands of miles just to see this 3,000-year-old guardian. · Inner Mongolia Poplar Forest Guide: ✈️ By air: Guangzhou Baiyun - Ejin Banner Airport, or nearby airports in Jiuquan, Yinchuan, and Zhangye. Then take a car to Ejin Banner. We visited two scenic areas: 📍Heicheng Ruoshui Poplar Forest Scenic Area and 📍Ejin Banner Poplar Forest Scenic Area. 📅 Best time to visit: Early October to mid-late October (about 21 days). The poplar forest turned yellow earlier this year. When we visited in early October, it was already a little yellow. 🍂 📍Ejin Banner Poplar Forest Scenic Area 🎫 Ticket: CNY 240/person (including shuttle bus ticket) 🔺 The scenic area is divided into eight bridges, and you need to take a shuttle bus to enter the scenic area. 🪵 Tour route: Enter the scenic area from the first bridge and walk to the second bridge, then take a shuttle bus to the fourth bridge (the filming location of the movie "Hero"). After visiting the fourth bridge, you can go directly to the seventh bridge, and after visiting the seventh bridge, you can return to the second bridge to take a bus to the eighth bridge (desert landscape, where you can sandboard and ride camels). 🍁 📍Heicheng Ruoshui Poplar Forest Scenic Area 🎫 Ticket: CNY 190/person (including shuttle bus ticket) 🪵 Tour route: Ruoshui Jinsha Bay Poplar Forest - Heishui Ancient City - Ghost Forest Ruoshui Jinsha Bay Poplar Forest Scenic Area is very large, so remember to plan your time well. The oil painting forest is really beautiful. The afternoon sun shines on the golden leaves, making them sparkle. It's really beautiful! It is recommended to arrive at the Ghost Forest before sunset 🌄 to watch the sunset 🌄!

Explore the Inner Mongolia grasslands.

For just 300 RMB, I took a train across half of the Inner Mongolia grasslands. Trains are a great way to travel, allowing you to enjoy the scenery along the way. There is a legendary train that takes 19 hours to cross the Xilingol grasslands, Yin Mountains, and the Greater Khingan Range. The scenery is stunning, and it's a low-budget way to travel. Here's a guide to the grassland train: Grassland Train: K2014 [Hohhot → Ulanhot], departs daily at 18:00 from Hohhot Station, heading east. The next morning, between Xilinhot and Holingol, the train travels across the vast grasslands for 7 hours. The sunrise outside the window between "Xilinhot → Xiwuzhumuqin Banner" is beautiful! The sparse trees, lakes, and sheep are faintly reflected in the grasslands. "Xiwuzhumuqin Banner → Baiyinhuanan" is the scenic highlight of this train journey. The gentle hills, babbling streams, and cattle and sheep grazing on the grasslands are a healing sight. "Baiyinhuanan → Holingol" is where the grasslands and coal mines meet. The fusion of nomadic culture and industrial architecture creates a unique beauty. "Holingol → Ulanhot" transitions from grasslands to farmland, with the vast forests of the Greater Khingan Range in the distance and hay bales scattered everywhere. The poetic scenery is like a distant dream, indescribably relaxing. Tips: There are four trains between Hohhot and Ulanhot every day, but only K2014 passes through the Xilingol grasslands during the day. If you love scenery, we recommend taking K2014. The train passes through Ulanqab and Xilinhot. If you're departing from Beijing, you can board at either of these two stations. You can choose between soft and hard sleepers on this train, ranging from 300–500 RMB. After arriving in Ulanhot, you can take a train or drive to Arxan, or start a trip around Hulunbuir. Both are great options.

One of the most worth it trip ever

I went to Inner Mongolia during China's Golden Week and I must say that this is one of the most worth it trip in my life. The vibe was good, companions were good, everything is nice. First day, we also experienced staying one night at 蒙古包，so cold though. Last day was also unforgettable since we ate all you can eat food, we ate and ate and ate until we can't anymore, soooo full!#china #内蒙古 #innermongolia

Inner Mongolia Travel Guide

Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region in northern China, known for its vast grasslands, rich ethnic culture, and unique natural scenery. Here is a travel guide for Inner Mongolia: Must-visit Attractions 1. Hulunbuir Grassland: One of the best-preserved grasslands in China, with vast green grasslands and rich ethnic culture. Summer is the best season to visit, where you can experience horse riding, fishing, and other activities. 2. Resonant Sand Gorge: Located in Ordos City, it is known for its desert landscape and the resonant sand phenomenon. It is an excellent place to experience the desert. 3. Arxan-Chaihe Scenic Area: It has a variety of natural landscapes, including mountains, grasslands, and lakes. It is a golden area for tourism in Inner Mongolia. 4. Ejina Banner Populus Euphratica Forest: One of the only three Populus Euphratica forests in the world, famous for its magnificent natural scenery. 5. Manzhouli Sino-Russian Border Tourist Area: You can experience the culture and customs of China and Russia and enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Manzhouli National Gate. Recommended Food The food in Inner Mongolia is mainly mutton. Here are some local dishes you can't miss: 1. Roast Whole Lamb: A traditional Mongolian dish, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, delicious. 2. Hand-grabbed Meat: A common dish for the people of Inner Mongolia, retaining the original taste of the meat. 3. Hot Pot: Compared with Sichuan and Chongqing hot pot, Inner Mongolia hot pot is not spicy, but the ingredients are fresh, especially the meat. 4. Roast Lamb Leg: Evolved from roast whole lamb, delicious and easy to eat. 5. Dairy Products: Such as cheese, yogurt, and fresh milk, are all specialties of Inner Mongolia. Recommended Accommodation There are various accommodation options in Inner Mongolia, ranging from budget to luxury hotels. Here are some recommended hotels: 1. Baotou Marriott Hotel: Located in Baotou City, it is one of the top luxury hotels in the area. 2. Shangri-La Hohhot: Located in Hohhot City, it offers high-quality services and facilities. 3. Chifeng Fuli Wanda Jiahua Hotel: Located in Chifeng City, it is one of the top luxury hotels in the area. Travel Tips 1. Sun Protection: The sun in Inner Mongolia is strong and the UV radiation is severe. Prepare sunscreen, sun hat, and sunglasses. 2. Rain Protection: The weather in Inner Mongolia is changeable, it is recommended to bring rain gear. 3. Keep Warm: The temperature difference between day and night on the grassland is large, prepare warm clothes. 4. Health: It is recommended to bring some common medicines, such as cold medicine, painkillers, band-aids, etc. 5. Respect for Culture: Respect the local ethnic culture and customs, especially when visiting a herdsman's home. We hope this guide can help you plan your trip to Inner Mongolia better and enjoy your journey.

Autumn Fairy Tale | 10-Day Self-Driving Tour in Inner Mongolia, a Dreamlike Encounter with Grassland and Forest.

| 10-Day Self-Driving Tour in Inner Mongolia, a Dreamlike Encounter with Grassland and Forest.🌟Autumn Fairy Tale | 10-Day Self-Driving Tour in Inner Mongolia, a Dreamlike Encounter with Grassland and Forest🚗 🍁Autumn is the most beautiful season in Inner Mongolia, with golden grasslands and colorful forests, each a moving picture. If you long for a spontaneous trip, this 10-day self-driving itinerary will take you to experience the autumn scenery of Inner Mongolia. 🚘Day1: Depart from Tongliao Station, a 340km journey will take you to Ulanhot, start your autumn adventure. 🚘Day2: In Ulanhot, you will encounter the magnificence of the Guiliu River Nine-Bend Viewing Platform, the mystery of White Wolf Peak, and the tranquility of Arxan Station. 🚘Day3: The natural beauty of Arxan City is unforgettable, Five Springs, Wusulangzi Lake, and Unfrozen River, each a gift from nature. 🚘Day4: Zhalantun Station to Jiagedaqi, a 454km journey, takes you through the autumn colors of Daxinganling. 🚘Day5: Jiagedaqi to Genhe, a 234km journey, the customs of the Oroqen people and the history of Busuoli North Xinjiang Military Culture Tourism Zone, make your journey more colorful. 🚘Day6: The mystery of Aoluguya Reindeer Tribe, the tranquility of Erguna Wetland Park, the prosperity of Hailar, a 251km journey, takes you to experience the diverse culture of Inner Mongolia. 🚘Day7: Hailar to Manzhouli, a 376km journey, the history of Anti-Fascist Hailar Park, the ancient charm of Hulunbuir Ancient City, the exotic customs of Manzhouli, make your journey full of surprises. 🚘Day8: Manzhouli's Mammoth Park, National Gate, Matryoshka Scenic Area, the beauty of Hulun Lake, a 704km journey, takes you to experience the nature and humanities of Inner Mongolia. 🚘Day9: Return from Ulanhot to Tongliao Station, a 351km journey, marking the perfect end to your journey. 🏡Accommodation Recommendations: Jiagedaqi: Daxinganling Jinma Hotel, enjoy the autumn scenery of Daxinganling. Genhe: Zhan Yun Hotel, experience the tranquility and comfort of Genhe. Manzhouli: Manzhouli Hotel (Centennial Russian-style Theme Store), experience the exotic customs of Manzhouli. 🍹Food Recommendations: Arxan City: Sticky bean bun iron pot stew, let your taste buds also enjoy an autumn feast. Zhalantun: Six Nations Hotel, taste authentic Inner Mongolian cuisine. Genhe: Tribe deer and sheep hotpot, experience the deliciousness of the grassland. Manzhouli: Wuliji Tala Milk Tea House, steamed buns, small steamed buns, make your journey more perfect. 🌟Warm Reminder: In Inner Mongolia, the sky is completely dark at 18:00 in the evening in autumn. It is recommended to set off early to enjoy more beautiful scenery. The trees and grass on both sides of the road are very tall and dense, which can easily block your view. Please slow down and pay attention to safety when passing through intersections.

Badain Jaran Desert, Inner Mongolia.

Find a rose-colored sea in the desert I declare that Badain Jaran is the most beautiful desert in my heart I really love it! In addition to the exciting desert off-road and the magical sand dunes, this dry desert also hides more than 100 colorful lakes, especially the red ones like roses! Who can resist the sudden girlish heart in the desert. Inner Mongolia, Badain Jaran Desert In the depths of the desert, you must take an off-road vehicle to go. It is recommended to take a two-day and one-night Badain Jaran chartered route. You can see two red lakes, multiple blue and yellow seas, and temples and seas in the desert. When the weather is clear and there is no wind, you can see the desert reflected on the water, which is particularly dreamy! Go to Badain Jaran to take a photo guide You must bring a drone, if you don't have one, you can find a chartered car with aerial photography √The red sea is brightly colored, you can wear contrasting clothes, such as black and white, I went to Badain Jaran and Tengger Wuhu and wore black, you can't go wrong~ You can bring a scarf to increase the presence of people It’s better to take pictures of people walking to the middle of the lake. It’s safer to walk along the white salt edge of the Red Sea. There is more lake water in May, and it is a bit dry when I go in early June, but the dry place is light pink, and it is also good for taking pictures

A delightful experience in Tongliao Inner Mongolia China

I recently had the pleasure of staying at The Orange Hotel in Tongliao, Inner Mongolia, and I must say, it was a delightful experience#tongliao #China #wandaplazatonglaio #innermongolia . From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I was greeted with warm smiles and excellent service. The hotel's location is convenient, providing easy access to local attractions and business districts. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with modern amenities that added to the overall comfort of my stay. One of the highlights of my stay was the hotel's breakfast at ground floor, which offered a variety of European continental and Chinese dishes that catered to different tastes. The staff was attentive and provided excellent service throughout my dining experience. The Orange Hotel also has a range of facilities, including a gym and laundry, which I took advantage of during my stay. These facilities were knowledgeable and helped me save time on the trip. Overall, my stay at The Orange Hotel in Tongliao, Inner Mongolia, was a pleasant surprise. The combination of excellent service, comfortable accommodations, and convenient location made it a memorable experience. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area.

The hotels in Inner Mongolia are next level. Desert oasis.

Not in Saudi Arabia Not in Morocco Not in Egypt Who would have guessed this is Ordos, Inner Mongolia! It's like the Saudi Arabian Al Ula from the Flower Boys I've seen the wild luxury and local aesthetics of Zhongwei and Ulan Bator And now there's a desert-style hotel I'm guessing it's another hotel that will be popular in the future Vintage furniture and hand-woven fabrics, the details are amazing After three days of living in paradise I feel so refreshed! Natrail Ji Wai Peng, Ordos

Feel the wind, feel the freedom.

Inner Mongolia Travel Guide I. Overview Inner Mongolia, this vast grassland, attracts countless tourists with its magnificent natural scenery and rich ethnic culture. From east to west, from south to north, every corner of Inner Mongolia exudes unique charm. Here is a detailed Inner Mongolia travel guide to help you plan an unforgettable trip. II. Best Travel Time The best travel time in Inner Mongolia is mainly concentrated in summer and autumn, that is, from June to October. During this time, the grassland is green and the sky is blue, which is the best time to enjoy the grassland scenery. In addition, the autumn in Inner Mongolia also has golden Populus euphratica and other beautiful scenery, which is also worth a visit. III. Must-visit Attractions Hulunbuir Grassland: As the largest grassland in China, Hulunbuir Grassland is known for its vast and picturesque scenery. Here, you can ride a horse on the grassland and feel the vastness and freedom of the grassland. Resonant Sand Bay: Located in Ordos City, it is a national 5A tourist attraction. It is famous for its peculiar resonant sand landscape. You can experience sand sliding, camel riding and other entertainment projects here, and feel the unique charm of the desert. Mausoleum of Genghis Khan: Located in Yijinhuoluo Banner, Ordos City, it is a tomb built in memory of Genghis Khan. It not only has rich historical and cultural connotations, but also has solemn and solemn cemetery buildings. It is an important place to understand Mongolian history and culture. Arxan National Forest Park: Located at the southwest foot of the Greater Khingan Range, it is a primeval forest. The scenery here is different in all seasons, and it is a paradise for photography and hiking enthusiasts. You can enjoy the magnificent natural scenery here and feel the magic of nature. Manzhouli Sino-Russian Border Tourist Area: It is full of exotic customs and is a good place to experience border culture and shopping. You can taste authentic Russian food here and buy various Russian specialty products. IV. Transportation Guide The transportation in Inner Mongolia is relatively convenient. You can choose to go by plane, train or self-driving. In Inner Mongolia, you can choose to take a long-distance bus or charter a car to various attractions. It should be noted that due to the vast territory of Inner Mongolia, the distance between the attractions is relatively long, so it is recommended to plan the itinerary and transportation in advance. V. Food Recommendations The food in Inner Mongolia is mainly beef and mutton, which is unique and nutritious. Among them, roast whole lamb, hand-grabbed meat, mutton hot pot, etc. are all must-try foods. In addition, Inner Mongolia's dairy products are also very rich and diverse, such as cheese, milk tea, etc. are all worth tasting specialty foods. VI. Accommodation Suggestions During your trip to Inner Mongolia, you can choose to live in a yurt on the grassland or a hotel in the city. The yurt is an important part of experiencing the grassland style, while the hotel in the city provides a more comfortable accommodation environment. Choose the right accommodation according to your needs and budget. VII. Precautions The sun is strong in Inner Mongolia, please bring sun protection products and hats and other sun protection items. The temperature difference in Inner Mongolia is relatively large, please increase or decrease clothes in time according to the season and weather conditions. Please pay attention to safety when activities on the grassland, do not leave the designated area or act alone. Respect local customs and religious beliefs, do not damage the environment and cultural relics at will. I hope this Inner Mongolia travel guide can help you plan a pleasant trip!

Autumn in Inner Mongolia.

📣National Day Autumn | Few People | Inner Mongolia If you don't want to be crowded and want to go out during the National Day, you must consider Inner Mongolia! You can effectively avoid the crowd and there will be no traffic jam at all! The grass in Inner Mongolia in October has turned yellow, but it does not affect her beauty at all~ Yellow 1 🍂For the autumn of Moerdaoga, I took annual leave, which is worth it. The early autumn in Inner Mongolia is really beautiful beyond imagination. There are distinct mountains and rivers, green and yellow colors, unique ethnic and world customs, desolation and warmth. You can create different scenes with different clothes. I want to shoot a group of people with attitude. Of course, Inner Mongolia is the first choice for autumn blockbusters (after all, rainy days are also beautiful~) 🍂The dreamy journey of the beautiful forest is in Arxan Arxan City is located in Hinggan League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It has unique natural landscapes and rich geological relics. In autumn, the forest in Arxan is dyed colorful, just like an oil painting. Let me take you into Arxan and experience this fairy-tale autumn wonderland. If you like it, collect it now! 1

Great value for money trip to Inner Mongolia.

I took my parents to Inner Mongolia some time ago🏜. When we first decided to go, we were very happy, but when we were discussing the way to travel, we had some differences. My parents think self-driving travel is better and saves money; but I think Inner Mongolia has a vast territory and the distances between various scenic spots are not close🚗. Although self-driving travel saves money, it may waste a lot of time and energy because of unfamiliarity with the road conditions. And I prefer to spend a small amount of money to enjoy the trip and make every penny worth it😎, so although it took some effort later, I successfully persuaded my parents to try a more comfortable and relaxed way of traveling—— 🐬Chartered tour. We contacted the tour guide in advance and communicated about where we wanted to go and what we wanted to experience. We also specifically explained that we were traveling with our parents this time and hoped that he would take his parents' age into consideration when making plans. My parents and I can not only save time on driving🚗 and doing guides during the trip, but we can also focus more on enjoying the good times during the trip. The tour guide is worthy of being a tour guide. He clearly arranged the itinerary for this week for us. Taking into account the lack of physical strength of the elderly, he gave us enough rest time at the scenic spots and routes along the way~ Here I highly recommend Xiangshawan to everyone!!! ✨There are two large islands in Xiangshawan: one allows you to experience various sand activities with just a package ticket, and the other has a huge sand mountain that is super photogenic. The time arranged by the tour guide was very reasonable, just in time to miss the crowds, and we didn't have to suffer from queuing at all. We were also not like many tourists who saw "a sea of ​​people" when they arrived. There was an episode at Shashan 🔒. The photos my parents took for me really didn’t meet the aesthetics of us young people. They were more or less standard tourist photos. I originally thought I could only take selfies as a souvenir, but the tour guide took the initiative to take the camera and was very skillful. Find the angle and suggest a pose. I was a little messy at the time, but judging from the professional photography posture of the tour guide, it seemed to be pretty good, so I put it in various poses and took various shots, and the resulting film turned out to be very good, and I basically didn’t need to edit it to post it directly to my friends. Overall, with the proper arrangements of the tour guide, it was a very enjoyable trip❤️. Even my parents, who initially insisted that self-driving travel was better, praised it 🐬The chartered car tour is great value for money Inner Mongolia is very good, I will come again next time~