Inner Mongolia is not just about vast grasslands, but also has the 'Little Lhasa' in Baotou

🏔🏜 Following 'Aerial China' a bit late, I was recommended after watching it: If you happen to have plans to visit Inner Mongolia, you can definitely add it to your travel list, making your trip about more than just riding horses on the grassland and staying in Mongolian yurts (many people in the invoice circle might think this is in Tibet~) . 🌈 It is one of the four great monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism, which once had a glorious era, but now has very few monks; 🛤 After all, this is not a Tibetan area, lacking the atmosphere of Tibet, Sichuan, Gannan, and other Tibetan areas; relatively speaking, it is more suitable as a check-in spot; 'Visiting a famous Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Inner Mongolia' is also an interesting thing to do. . 🚗 It's quite far from the city center, so self-driving/car rental/joining a tour group would be more convenient, public transportation is a bit of a hassle, but still recommended if you're not traveling with family. ➤ Specific public transportation route: 🚄 First, in the downtown area of Baotou, take a ride to Baotou East Station, (I took a train from Baotou Station to Baotou East, which is much faster than the bus); 🚌 From Baotou East Station, go to the opposite bus stop, take the No. 7 small Baotou bus to Shiguai (11 yuan/person); 🚗 Then from Shiguai, take a scenic area shuttle bus (10 yuan/person) or hire a taxi (20 yuan/person) directly to the scenic area. . 🎫 Ticket: 60 yuan/person if purchased on the spot (I booked online for 52 yuan/person) . ➤ Details: (Ignore this part if you're self-driving/car rental/joining a tour group) 🏡 There is a hotel near Wudangzhao, but it's easy to be fully booked, so if you don't plan to stay overnight and are preparing to return to downtown Baotou, remember to pay attention to the playtime, the last bus from Shiguai back to Baotou is currently at 6 pm (it's recommended to confirm with the driver before getting off, they are quite enthusiastic)