2025 Ejin Horo Banner Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

What else does Ordos have besides cashmere sweaters? This 24-hour city walk guide gives you the answer: . —————— . [Ejin Horo Banner] . ⏰9:00 Ordos Cultural Industry Park ▫️Must-see: Ordos Cultural Industry Park Film and Television Shooting Base, dress up in traditional costumes and be a prairie girl/boy for a day ▫️Photo spot: Da Ming Palace + surrounding corridors, white walls and green tiles, known as the Little Forbidden City . ⏰11:30 Jun Wang Mansion + Prince's Tea ▫️Must-see: "Egret Ascending with Lotus" + "Deer and Crane Wishing Long Life Together" + "Five Blessings Holding Longevity," auspicious brick carvings and cultural creations ▫️Must-try: Mongolian milk tea with beef jerky and roasted rice . —————— . [Kangbashi District] . ⏰13:30 Kangbashi Natural History Museum Inner Mongolia's first immersive and interactive natural history museum, with 447 precious wild animal specimens worth viewing in detail. . ⏰15:00 Ordos City Museum Save some time for the "Yellow River Flows Through the Grassland" exhibition, which won the 2024 "Top Ten Boutique Exhibitions in National Museums," perfectly reflecting the diversity of regional civilizations. . ⏰17:00 Kangbashi Driverless Bus Took my first driverless bus ride in Kangbashi, for free! At sunset, board from the Ordos Museum and head along Wenhua West Road to see the most beautiful side of the city. . ⏰18:00 Taihua Tourism and Leisure District Northwest China's first airplane-themed restaurant, accessible through the Ruiya Hotel. Get your boarding pass, step into a real Airbus 320, and enjoy a Mongolian-style Western meal. It's truly a unique experience👌

#2月好去地方2025 When mentioning the Great Khan Empire of Mongolia, one will definitely think of the great figure on the grassland, "Genghis Khan". When traveling to Inner Mongolia, one must also visit the "Genghis Khan Mausoleum" in Ordos to pay tribute to this king of the grassland. Although it is a mausoleum, it is just a cenotaph. The mausoleum is in the shape of one large and two small yurts. It is quite spectacular. It is said that the soul of Genghis Khan is stored here, but taking photos or recording videos inside is not allowed. In the outdoor area, there is a statue of a Mongolian caravan, which seems to be telling the glory of the Mongolian heyday. It's a pity that the weather was bad and it started to rain, so we experienced a very different historical scenery. The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan is known in history as the "Eight White Rooms". For 800 years, the Darkhut tribe has guarded and worshipped Genghis Khan's mausoleum from generation to generation, completely inheriting and preserving the mysterious sacrificial culture and unique court culture of the Mongolian dynasty. The huge park is divided into the Donglian Scenic Area and the Mausoleum Scenic Area. The ticket price is RMB 150, which includes attractions such as the magnificent gate view, the iron horse and golden tent group sculptures, the Eurasian map, the Genghis Khan History Museum, and the central square. #Inner Mongolia Tourism #Genghis Khan

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.

The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan was moved to Ejin Khorol in the early Qing Dynasty. Inside the mausoleum there are paintings of Genghis Khan's life and achievements, his seated statue, his relics, and cultural relics from the Yuan Dynasty. In 1982, Genghis Khan's Mausoleum was officially listed as a national key cultural relic protection site. #The most stylish travel experience

🌿 **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

||Day ① Daytime, visit Yijinholuo Banner Shengshui Grassland, Recommendation Index: Life is indeed a vast. Ordos Tourist Attractions Personal Review||Day ① Daytime, visit Yijinholuo Banner Shengshui Grassland, Recommendation Index:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Life is indeed a wilderness, it's so joyful to be close to nature Ordos Cultural Industrial Park, Recommendation Index⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just seeing Mongolian Origin is enough, it's a magnificent replica of the Yuan Dadu Junwangfu, Recommendation Index⭐⭐⭐⭐ Appreciate the unique architectural style, visit duration about half an hour Yihe Ecological Culture Expo Park, Recommendation Index⭐⭐⭐ Tibetan Buddhist Museum and Living Buddha's Residence Day ① Evening, Kangbashi District Yike Aobao, Recommendation Index⭐⭐⭐⭐ Experience traditional Mongolian culture, overlook the entire Kangbashi Kangbashi Fountain Square, Recommendation Index⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Asia's largest fountain, appreciate the charm of wealthy Ordos Day ② Morning, Kangbashi District Ordos Museum, Recommendation Index⭐⭐⭐⭐ National First-Class Museum, view local cultural relics Drive through Kangbashi District to see urban development Day ② Afternoon/Evening, Hangjin Banner Yemingsha Scenic Area, Recommendation Index⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ride motorcycles, camels, and sandboard in the desert, watch the desert sunset in the evening, and the desert starry sky late at night. The experience is fantastic and highly recommended.

Breathtakingly beautiful! I've discovered a heavenly B&B on the Inner Mongolia grasslands～Stay in a Nordic-style yurt!🏕️✨** **Body:** Folks! I found a hidden gem B&B near Ordos called **【Feiyuanji Yuanbai】**, and I truly didn't want to leave after staying there! 😍 Sharing it with you all, highly recommend it! 📍 **Amazing Location!** Right on the edge of Ordos city! 🚗 A 15-minute drive directly to the city center, BUT! Absolutely 0⃣️ city noise! Surrounded 360° by vast grasslands and its own farm! At night, look up and see ✨✨ a sky full of stars! The famous "Ji" bend of the Yellow River is right nearby, take photos and post them, and you'll definitely be asked for the location! 📸🔥 🏡 **Stunning Design!** Pure white Nordic-style cabins are scattered across the vast lawn! 🏕️ Every casual shot looks like an Instagram-worthy blockbuster📸, the ambiance is incredible! The designer was incredibly creative, perfectly blending cool Mongolian elements with minimalist style, even the stair corners are beautiful, like art installations! My favorite is the full-length French window🪟, you can watch the seasons change from inside the room, no filter needed! It's breathtaking! 🛏️ **Rooms are so thoughtful!** There are only 2⃣️1⃣️ rooms in total, and each one is unique! We stayed in a duplex family room, and the kids went crazy🤩 when they saw the slide in the room, this mom could finally relax! The room has excellent floor heating, so it's not cold in winter❄️. Key point! The speaker is **Marshall**🎧, and the hairdryer is actually **Dyson**💨! The MiniBar is filled with local specialty snacks🍬🍪, detail-oriented people will give it a perfect score💯 on the spot! 🌟 **Public areas are super fun!** The cafe called **"The Khan's Solitude"**☕️ is simply divine! The bookshelves are full of Mongolian culture📚, sipping fragrant milk tea🥤, watching the endless grassland sunset🌄, my artistic DNA was wildly stimulated! And that pool🏊‍♀️! It's so beautiful it leaves you speechless! The water is so blue it blends with the sky💙, swimming in summer is amazing, and in winter it's a fantastic backdrop for photos! Every photo looks high-end! **Summary:** Grassland + Farm + Nordic style + Mongolian elements + Heavenly details + Incredible photo opportunities = **Feiyuanji Yuanbai**! Definitely the top accommodation choice for travel in Ordos! The experience is 💯, one night is simply not enough! **📍Address:** Inside Meihao Farm, Ada Line, Altan Xire Town, Ejin Horo Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia 👉 Take my bow! **Save this post! The ultimate grassland B&B, just go for it!** ✈️💖

While the broader environment may be less than ideal, Inner Mongolia's scenery is truly breathtaking! 😍 Unlocking the achievement of exploring the vast grasslands with good friends instantly healed my mood! 💚 A heart broken by not being able to afford a trip to Xinjiang was mended in Inner Mongolia! 🌞 The charm of nature lies in the fact that every destination offers a unique and wonderful experience~✨ 🐎【The Allure of Inner Mongolia】 - Vast Grasslands: Inner Mongolia's endless grasslands resemble a green ocean, refreshing the mind and spirit. 🌾 - Herds of Livestock: Flocks of sheep and cattle grazing leisurely on the plains create a serene pastoral scene. 🐑 - Blue Skies and White Clouds: The azure skies and fluffy white clouds of Inner Mongolia seem almost within reach. ☁️ - Simple Herder Life: Experience the herders' lifestyle, savor authentic Mongolian cuisine, and immerse yourself in a different culture. 🍖 🗺️【5-Day, 4-Night Inner Mongolia Itinerary】 Day 1: Hohhot - Xilamuren Grassland - Itinerary: Arrive in Hohhot, then head to Xilamuren Grassland to enjoy the scenic views. 🌾 - Highlights: - Horseback Riding: Ride across the grasslands and feel the freedom and excitement. 🐎 - Herder Homestay: Experience herder life and taste authentic Mongolian dishes. 🍖 Day 2: Xilamuren Grassland - Xiangshawan Desert - Itinerary: Depart from Xilamuren Grassland to Xiangshawan Desert for a desert adventure. 🏜️ - Highlights: - Sandboarding: Slide down the dunes and feel the thrill of speed. 🏂 - Camel Ride: Traverse the desert on camelback for a unique travel experience. 🐪 Day 3: Xiangshawan Desert - Genghis Khan Mausoleum - Ordos - Itinerary: Leave Xiangshawan for Genghis Khan Mausoleum to learn about Mongolian history, then proceed to Ordos. 🏛️ - Highlights: - Genghis Khan Mausoleum: Visit the mausoleum and explore the history and culture of the Mongol Empire. 📜 Day 4: Ordos - Hulunbuir Grassland - Itinerary: Travel from Ordos to Hulunbuir Grassland for even more expansive grassland views. 🌾 - Highlights: - Grassland Camping: Camp under the stars and soak in the tranquility and beauty of nature. 🌌 - Bonfire Party: Join a grassland bonfire party and dance with the locals. 🔥 Day 5: Hulunbuir Grassland - Hailar - Return - Itinerary: Depart from Hulunbuir Grassland to Hailar, concluding the delightful journey. 🚗 - Highlights: - Grassland Sunrise: Witness the majestic sunrise over the grasslands at dawn. 🌅 🎡【Travel Tips】 - Best Time to Visit: Summer, when the grasslands are lush and the weather is pleasant. 🌞 - Clothing Advice: Comfortable attire and waterproof shoes are essential for outdoor activities. 👟 - Sun Protection: Strong UV rays in Inner Mongolia make sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses a must. 🕶️ - Eco-Consciousness: Please protect the environment by leaving no trash behind. 🌿 🍴【Food Recommendations】 - Mongolian Cuisine: Try authentic dishes like roasted whole lamb, hand-grabbed meat, and milk tea to experience Mongolian culinary culture. 🍖 - Grassland Flavors: Sample local snacks like milk tofu and milk skin for unique tastes. 🧀 📸【Photo Spots】 1. Xilamuren Grassland: - Highlights: Expansive grasslands and herds of livestock. - Why Visit: Capture serene and beautiful grassland scenery. 📸 2. Xiangshawan Desert: - Highlights: Golden sands and stunning dunes. - Why Visit: Take unique desert landscape photos. 📸 3. Genghis Khan Mausoleum: - Highlights: Majestic mausoleum and rich history. - Why Visit: Snap historically significant shots. 📸 4. Hulunbuir Grassland: - Highlights: Vast grasslands under blue skies and white clouds. - Why Visit: Photograph breathtaking panoramic views. 📸

📍 **Classic Itinerary Recommendations** **Day 1: Arrive in Hohhot → Xilamuren Grassland** ✅ **Xilamuren Grassland**: One of Inner Mongolia's most iconic western grasslands, with lush greenery and herds of cattle and sheep. Experience horseback riding, archery, and join a bonfire party at night to feel the warmth of Mongolian hospitality. ✅ **Stay in a Yurt**: Sleep under the stars in a grassland yurt, with the Milky Way right above you—romance level maxed out! **Day 2: Grassland Sunrise → Xiangshawan Desert** ✅ **Xiangshawan**: China's fifth-largest desert, famous for its "singing sands." Ride camels, sandboard, or go off-roading, and capture stunning photos at sunset. **Day 3: Genghis Khan Mausoleum → Chilechuan Grassland** ✅ **Genghis Khan Mausoleum**: The spiritual heartland of the Mongols, where you’ll learn about the legendary life of the great conqueror. ✅ **Chilechuan Grassland**: Experience the vast scenery described as "the sky like a dome, covering the wilderness"—perfect for epic photos! **Day 4: Wudang Lamasery → Kubuqi Desert’s Yeming Sand** ✅ **Wudang Lamasery**: Inner Mongolia’s largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery, nicknamed "Little Potala Palace," with striking red walls and golden roofs. ✅ **Yeming Sand**: A more secluded desert gem than Xiangshawan. Camp under the stars at night and listen to the sands "sing." **Day 5: Hohhot City → Departure** ✅ **Inner Mongolia Museum**: Discover the history and culture of the grasslands (free entry, but book in advance). ✅ **Saishang Old Street**: A 400-year-old street where you can savor authentic Mongolian cuisine and buy unique souvenirs. 🌟 **Must-Try Experiences** - **Horseback Riding Across the Grassland**: Gallop freely at Xilamuren or Heishantou Equestrian Base. - **Desert Stargazing Camping**: Watch the Milky Way at Yeming Sand in the Kubuqi Desert and greet the sunrise at dawn. - **Mongolian Cuisine**: Try hand-grabbed mutton, roasted whole lamb, salty milk tea, and milk skin—every bite tastes of the grasslands. ⚠️ **Travel Tips** 1️⃣ **Best Season**: June–September (lush green in summer, golden grasslands in autumn). 2️⃣ **Transport**: Attractions are spread out; consider joining a tour or hiring a private car for convenience. 3️⃣ **Outfits**: Bright-colored long dresses for photos, red or white for the desert; pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a thick jacket (large day-night temperature swings). 4️⃣ **Altitude Sickness Prevention**: Grasslands are at higher elevations—avoid strenuous activity and carry oxygen if needed. "At least once in your life, gallop freely across the grasslands and gaze at the stars in the desert 🌃"

💞If it weren't for the Gaode navigation voice introduction 🌼I wouldn't have known there is such a little-known spot with few visitors nearby 🌸Inside is a 1:1 replica of the grand scenes from the Yuan Dynasty capital, located at the Ordos Film Studio 📍 It is called the Grass Palace and has very few tourists! 👀You can experience a momentary time travel to the prosperous era of the Mongol Yuan Dynasty 💷: 68 including the show

The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan is located 30 kilometers south of Ordos City in Inner Mongolia. In fact, it is not a real tomb, but a ceremonial chamber that houses eight relics, including Genghis Khan's horse whip and water bottle. Still, it is recommended to visit.

【Ordos Shengtianjiao Travel Agency】 In the heart of Ordos, Inner Mongolia, lies a dreamlike city—Kangbashi, a radiant pearl rising from the grasslands, captivating visitors with its unique charm. Today, let us step into this poetic and vibrant city to explore its endless beauty. Designed with the concept of "the sun that never sets over the grasslands," Kangbashi boasts an expansive urban layout, radiating from the central square along roads and green belts. Three east-west and eight north-south main thoroughfares form the city's framework. Here, "every building has its own character, every street its own landscape," where traditional Mongolian-Yuan cultural architecture harmonizes with modern skyscrapers, creating a majestic and well-balanced urban style. As a city built on the edge of the Mu Us Desert, Kangbashi firmly adheres to the development philosophy that "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets." It enhances its environment by leveraging natural topography and river flows, achieving a green coverage of 15.35 million square meters (42.63% of the urban area) and 104.47 square meters of parkland per capita. Recognized as a "Model City for Environmental Art," Kangbashi offers blue skies, green lands, clear waters, and stunning scenery, allowing you to fully embrace nature's gifts and experience the harmony between city and wilderness. 【Kangbashi Tourist Area】: The only 4A scenic spot in China recognized for its entire urban landscape. Every street, building, and green space here is a sight to behold. Strolling through its tidy streets, exquisite sculptures, and unique scenery feels like wandering through an art museum. 【Genghis Khan Mausoleum Tourist Area】: This attraction is built around three core experiences—Genghis Khan's historical and cultural tourism, sacrificial rituals, and the imperial culture of the Mongol Empire. Its grand cultural architecture and monumental tributes showcase the heroic spirit of Genghis Khan, the "Son of Heaven." 【Ordos Cultural Industrial Park】: Home to the majestic Chongtian Gate, a grand palace gate that transports you back to the prosperous Yuan Dynasty. Here, you can almost hear the thunder of cavalry and witness the ambition of ruling the world. The park also features the "Tulag" fire cauldron, a fusion of fountain (water) and fire rituals, symbolizing nature's harmony. It’s also a perfect spot for photos. 【Kang Town】: A cultural tourism town themed around the grassland Silk Road, integrating grassland travel, folk experiences, local cuisine, leisure resorts, and wellness retreats. Dubbed the "First Ancient Town of the Grasslands," it’s a must-visit destination. Kangbashi, this dreamlike city on the grasslands, offers unique beauty and experiences year-round. In spring, tulip fields and peonies compete in splendor; in summer, lush trees and clear waters make it an ideal summer retreat; in autumn, the racing town ignites passion with speed; and in winter, the snow-covered city resembles a fairy tale. Come to Kangbashi for an unforgettable journey, where your soul finds tranquility and relaxation amidst the city’s unique charm! #OrdosTravel #OrdosGuide #KangbashiOrdos #KangbashiCheckIn

Hanting Hotels Ordos Yijinhuoluo Jinhui Commercial Street This trip to Ordos, I stayed at the brand-new 3.51 version of Hanting and was truly amazed! 🏨 Super convenient location near Jinhui Commercial Street, making transportation and dining effortless. The lobby is full of tech vibes with self-service check-in kiosks and an adorable delivery robot. 🛏 Smart rooms with excellent soundproofing and premium mattresses guarantee a good night's sleep! Breakfast offers diverse Chinese and Western options, plus there's smart laundry service. The service is impeccable - staff are warm and attentive. Highly recommended for friends visiting Ordos! #HantingHotels #OrdosAccommodation #TravelTips

As dusk painted the sky, the butler simmered mulled wine under the hazy moonlight. The bonfire ignited the blue-toned evening, while the sweetness of roasted marshmallows infused the air with romance, amplifying emotions with swaying sweetness and wild prairie winds. In Ordos, I've discovered another "black truffle" - the Natrail Ji Wai·Peng Homestay. Some say it resembles Saudi Arabia's AlUla, others compare it to the New Dragon Gate Inn. This place represents the pinnacle of Inner Mongolia's hospitality, yet transcends regional boundaries to stand among China's most luxurious retreats. Just a 10-minute drive from the airport, as the vast landscapes of Ordos' Yijinhuoluo Banner flashed by the car windows, an amber-hued architectural complex emerged like a desert mirage. The silhouette of Natrail Ji Wai·Peng Homestay channels the exotic charm of AlUla while incorporating Moroccan geometric aesthetics into its rammed earth walls. Sand-colored canvas drapes over rooftops, with terracotta walls echoing ochre rock formations. Copper kettles and firewood piles in courtyard corners evoke the chivalrous spirit of martial arts novels. The homestay's design draws inspiration from three native Ordos architectural styles: yurts, adobe houses, and cave dwellings. Using natural, eco-friendly materials, it blends Ordos' local aesthetics, textile culture, and nomadic elements from around the world through woven tapestries and vintage furniture - every detail sparking delightful surprises. Unlike conventional hotels, this property features only five spacious suites designed for aristocratic living, creating an exclusive courtyard experience. All guestrooms occupy the ground floor, while the upper level transforms into expansive communal areas with panoramic views. Opening the wooden door to the courtyard suite reveals poetic immersion - leather accents, wool carpets, cashmere throws, and deep brown leather sofas whispering tales of bygone eras, harmonizing with raw wood coffee tables. Vibrant wall tapestries hide celestial legends of Ordos herders. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the courtyard as living art, with withered branches casting Zen shadows across minimalist loungers. Books stack casually on rugs as music floats through stories, while flickering flames in the functional fireplace murmur about time's passage. By daylight, the courtyard transports guests to another world, where the pool mirrors Ordos' artistic heritage like a cut sapphire. Moonlight transforms the space into an enchanted realm - brass lanterns swaying with Marrakech market warmth, bonfire flames dancing to nomadic rhythms across millennia. The silver-braceleted butler roasts marshmallows whose fragrance permeates adobe walls. Sip exceptional mulled wine during movie nights where every second flows seamlessly. I particularly love stargazing from the upper level - no glass dome obstructing the view, just rugged beams conversing with constellations like a martial artist perched on rooftops. Here, Middle Eastern passion, North African mystery, and Central Plains vastness blend into an intoxicating elixir of the moment.

Inner Mongolia Travel Guide | Have a Blast in the Grasslands and Desert Hey everyone, I just got back from a wild trip to Inner Mongolia, and it was like a crazy adventure! I had so much fun! Today, I have to share this comprehensive guide, I guarantee you'll want to rush to Inner Mongolia after reading it! Attractions Hulunbuir Grassland: A Paradise for Grassland Lovers How can you come to Inner Mongolia and miss the grasslands? The Hulunbuir Grassland is truly endless, as if the earth is covered with a giant green velvet carpet. Ride a horse across the grassland, with the wind whistling in your ears, and feel like an unrestrained hero of the grassland, ready to conquer the world! If you like taking pictures, just stand anywhere, with the blue sky, white clouds, and green grass as your backdrop. Every photo you take can be used as wallpaper. At night, you can lie on the grass and count the stars. The stars are so big and bright, you feel like you can reach out and grab them. This is a romance you can never experience in the city. Resonant Sand Bay: A Wonderful Desert Paradise Resonant Sand Bay is like a mysterious treasure in the desert. When you slide down the sand dunes, the sand makes a strange buzzing sound, as if they are secretly having a party, playing a unique movement that only the desert has. When riding a desert motorcycle, step on the gas and speed through the sand dunes. The excitement will make your heart race, and you can fully enjoy the thrill of speed and passion. You can also ride a camel and slowly wander through the desert, feeling the vastness and tranquility of the desert, as if you have traveled back to the ancient Silk Road. Arxan National Forest Park: A Forest Fairytale World Arxan is simply a real-life fairytale forest, full of towering trees. The sunlight shines through the gaps in the leaves, forming golden beams of light, which is unbelievably dreamy. The Tianchi (Heavenly Lake) in the park is like a huge sapphire, embedded in the mountains. The lake water is crystal clear, reflecting the surrounding peaks and trees, making it breathtakingly beautiful. Stroll along the boardwalk, breathe in the incredibly fresh air, and listen to the birds singing happily. All your worries will be thrown to the wind, and your body and mind will be greatly relaxed. Ulan Had Volcanic Geological Park: The "Lunar Surface" on Earth When you come to Ulan Had Volcanic Geological Park, you feel like you have landed on the moon. The unique volcanic landform makes you feel like you are on an alien planet. Climb to the crater and overlook this magical land. You will be deeply shocked by the wonders of nature. You can set up a tent at the foot of the volcano, lie in the tent at night, look at the starry sky, and imagine the spectacular scene of the volcanic eruption thousands of years ago. You will feel connected to the universe. This experience is absolutely amazing! Food Roasted Whole Lamb: The Ultimate Feast for Meat Lovers Roasted whole lamb is definitely the "top dog" of Inner Mongolian cuisine. The whole lamb is roasted until the skin is golden and crispy, and the meat inside is tender and juicy. Before it is even served, the aroma will make you drool. Cut off a piece of meat with a knife, dip it in cumin and chili powder, and put it in your mouth. That satisfaction will explode in your mouth instantly, and you will feel like you have reached the pinnacle of life. Hand-pulled Lamb: Authentic Grassland Delicacy Hand-pulled lamb is all about the original flavor. The tender lamb is simply boiled in water, and you eat it directly with your hands. Add some chive flower sauce and minced garlic, and the taste is so fresh that your eyebrows will fall off. Eat meat and drink wine in big gulps, and feel the boldness and enthusiasm of the grassland people. It's really intoxicating. Milk Tea: The Soul Drink of the Mongolian People Inner Mongolian milk tea is different from the milk tea we usually drink. It is salty and super rich. Have a bowl of hot milk tea in the morning, and add some fried rice and milk skin, and it will instantly make you energetic. After a few sips, you will find that you have fallen deeply in love with this unique taste, and you will even miss it after leaving Inner Mongolia. Shaomai: The Best Choice for Breakfast The shaomai here are all filled with pure meat, and they are large and full of filling. Take a bite, and the rich aroma of meat will instantly spread in your mouth. Pair it with a cup of hot brick tea, and it's simply a delicacy. In Inner Mongolia, shaomai is a "star" in the breakfast world, so don't miss it. Accommodation Mongolian Yurt: Immersive Grassland Experience Staying in a Mongolian yurt on the grassland is the real way to integrate into grassland life. Lie in the yurt, listen to the wind and the sounds of cattle and sheep outside, and feel like a real grassland herder. And the price is relatively affordable, generally CNY 200–500 a night, you can have a super unique accommodation experience. Youth Hostel: The King of Value for Money If you have a limited budget, a youth hostel is definitely a good choice. In cities like Hohhot and Baotou, there are many youth hostels with good environments, and the price is about CNY 50–150 a night. You can not only meet friends from all over the world, but also exchange travel experiences, and maybe even find a partner to play with. Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Hohhot After arriving in Hohhot, go to the hotel to put down your luggage first, and then go straight to Dazhao Temple to feel the solemnity and mystery of this Tibetan Buddhist temple. By the way, stroll around Saiwai Old Street and pick up some unique little things. In the evening, try the local shaomai and milk tea to start your food journey. Day 2: Hohhot - Huitengxile Grassland In the morning, depart for Huitengxile Grassland. In the afternoon, you can ride horses and grass ski on the grassland. At night, stay in a Mongolian yurt, watch the stars, and experience grassland life. Day 3: Huitengxile Grassland - Resonant Sand Bay Go to Resonant Sand Bay to experience desert entertainment projects such as sand sliding, camel riding, and desert motorcycles. At night, you can stay in a tent hotel in the desert and watch the desert starry sky. Day 4: Resonant Sand Bay - Ordos Visit the Ordos Wildlife Park and take a close look at the cute animals. In the afternoon, go to the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan to learn about the legendary story of this great man. Day 5: Ordos - Return Pack your luggage and prepare to return home, bringing back wonderful memories! Helpful Tips: 1. The temperature difference between morning and evening in Inner Mongolia is large. Even in summer, you should bring a thick coat, otherwise you will be frozen into a "puppy" at night. 2. The ultraviolet rays on the grassland and desert are super strong, so be sure to take sun protection measures. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and sun hats should all be arranged, otherwise you may not recognize yourself when you come back. 3. When riding a horse on the grassland, be sure to follow the instructions of the coach. Don't think about being a "lone hero". Safety first. 4. When tasting food, pay attention to the portion size. The portions in Inner Mongolia are relatively large. Don't accidentally order too much, it would be a waste if you can't finish it. 5. Respect local customs and habits. Pay attention to etiquette when entering a Mongolian yurt, and don't make a fool of yourself because you don't understand.

#aprilblooms Genghis Khan's legacy and notable destinations, here are some great places to explore: 1. Ulaanbaatar (Capital of Mongolia) Overview: Ulaanbaatar is the cultural and political heart of Mongolia, blending traditional culture with modern developments. Must-See Attractions: Genghis Khan Square: A central public space where a statue of Genghis Khan stands Genghis Khan Statue Complex: Located about 54 km from Ulaanbaatar, this massive statue (the largest of its kind) stands at 40 meters and is a symbol of the Mongolian people's pride#genhistan

Inner Mongolia Tourism ⏰ Best Travel Time** - Summer (June-August): The grasslands are green and the temperature is pleasant, suitable for horse riding and camping. - Autumn (September-October): Golden grassland + birch forest, brilliant colors, great for photography. 📍 Recommended must-see attractions 1. Hulunbuir Grassland - Highlights: China's largest grassland, horse riding, living in a yurt, and stargazing. - Surroundings: Ergun Wetland, Morigele River (Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns). 2. Xiangshawan (Ordos) - Features: Desert playground, sand sliding, camel riding, desert off-road vehicles. 3. Arxan National Forest Park - Recommended: Autumn fairy tale world, volcanic landforms + forest lakes. 4. Mausoleum of Genghis Khan (Ordos) - Culture: Experience the history and sacrificial culture of the Mongolian Empire. 🌟 Special Experience - Horseback riding on the grassland: Hulunbuir or Xilamuren grassland, experience the life of herders. - Stay in a yurt: have a bonfire party at night, drink milk tea and eat hand-pulled meat. - Naadam Festival (summer): horse racing, wrestling, archery, Mongolian carnival. - Desert starry sky camping: Xiangshawan or Kubuqi Desert, the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye! Food list - Hand-pulled meat: Lamb cooked in clear water, original flavor. - Milk tea + fried rice: salty and fragrant Mongolian milk tea, paired with milk skin and milk tofu. - Roasted whole lamb: a must-have for banquets, full of ritual sense! - Oat noodle soup: a local specialty noodle dish, refreshing and healthy. 📍Recommended places: Saishang Old Street in Hohhot and Mongolian Yurt Farmhouse in the Grassland. 📌 Notes 1. The temperature difference between day and night is large, please bring a windproof jacket and sun protection equipment. 2. The signal on the grassland is weak, so download the offline map in advance. 3. Respect the customs of herders: do not step on the threshold when entering a yurt, and use both hands to receive items. 4. Travel in an environmentally friendly way and do not throw away garbage at will. 🚗 3-5 day route reference - Day 1-2: Hulunbuir Grassland (horse riding, yurt) → Ergun Wetland - Day 3: Arxan Forest Park (Autumn Scenery/Volcano Lake) - Day 4-5: Ordos Xiangshawan (desert experience) → Genghis Khan Mausoleum ✨ The beauty of Inner Mongolia is the sense of freedom in the vastness of the world. Pack your bags, chase the wind on the grassland, watch the stars in the desert, and feel the purest nomadic soul! 🐎🌌

Ikh Aobao 📍Address: G210 (Ikh Zhao Street), Kangbashi District, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region 🎫Tickets: Free 🕙Opening Hours: Open all year round, 24/7 Ikh Aobao, known as "China's First Aobao," stands 57.4 meters tall and covers an area of 2,289 square meters, exuding grandeur. The upper section features a giant Sulide, a stone-built conical aobao, and a viewing platform offering panoramic views of Kangbashi. The lower section includes a sacrificial platform that can accommodate around 15,000 people. This sacred site is a place of prayer for the grassland people and holds profound cultural significance. ✅Recommended Activities: Ascend the 162-step pilgrimage path to experience the sacred atmosphere; enjoy the city and grassland views from the viewing platform; walk clockwise around the aobao three times to make a wish. ❗Important Notes: During sacrificial ceremonies, avoid drinking alcohol, smoking, or using foul language. Those who have experienced a family death within 100 days or have a newborn less than a month old should not participate. The Prince's Mansion 📍Address: Prince's Mansion Square, Alatanxire Town, Ejin Horo Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region 🎫Tickets: Check prices on-site or via official platforms 🕙Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM) The Prince's Mansion is the only well-preserved royal residence in Ordos' seven banners and one district. Built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, it combines Mongolian, Han, and Tibetan architectural styles. Covering over 2,100 square meters, the mansion features a courtyard layout with main halls, corridors, and meeting rooms. Its intricate eaves, brick carvings, stone carvings, and colorful paintings—depicting dragons, phoenixes, deer, and cranes—are vivid and rich in cultural heritage, reflecting Ordos' historical evolution. ✅Recommended Activities: Explore the mansion's architecture to appreciate its historical charm; visit the "Fortune" Street for intangible cultural heritage experiences like pyrography and traditional silver filigree inlay; savor Ordos delicacies such as hand-pulled lamb and roasted lamb ribs in the evening. ❗Important Notes: Respect local cultural customs, protect cultural relics, and avoid loud noises. The sacredness of Ikh Aobao and the historical charm of the Prince's Mansion make Ordos a captivating destination well worth a visit!

#Breakfast buffet In the early morning, Ulan International Hotel uses breakfast as a pen to outline a poetic picture of the northern style. **Highland flavor, natural first** The milk tea is freshly brewed with Ulan’s own milk, and the handmade cheese is wrapped in the sweetness of morning dew; the mutton dumplings are locked in the juice with a thin skin, and the fruit strips are soaked in the fragrant milk tea, and every bite is the breath of the grassland. **Combination of Chinese and Western elements, fireworks create fragrance** From freshly brewed Mongolian milk tea to various heart-warming and stomach-warming porridges, from crispy butter steamed buns to handmade milk skin, tradition and creativity dance together here. The chef cooks impromptu in the open kitchen, and the heat and aroma interweave into a morning song on the tip of your tongue. **Enjoy the morning light with light and shadow** The steam from the copper pot milk tea blends with the sunlight, while the snack table hides the surprise of jam. Use the time of breakfast to capture the morning breeze, earth and fireworks of Wulan. **Book now and enjoy｜Good morning on the grassland, never disappointing** Ordos Ejin Horo Banner Ulan International Hotel

#Mainland Travel The Genghis Khan Mausoleum is located in Ergun City, Inner Mongolia. It is an important place to commemorate Genghis Khan, the founder of the great Mongol Empire. The mausoleum is located on a magnificent grassland and surrounded by verdant hills, with beautiful scenery and a solemn atmosphere. This is not only a place of pilgrimage for history lovers, but also a great place to experience Mongolian culture. The architectural style in the mausoleum combines Mongolian tradition and modern elements, and the majestic monuments and sculptures showcase Genghis Khan's heroic deeds. Visitors can visit various exhibits and learn about Genghis Khan's life, strategies, and impact on the world. In addition, traditional Mongolian performances such as wrestling and horse riding are held here, allowing visitors to experience the local culture in depth. Genghis Khan's Mausoleum is not only a historical site, but also a place to feel the Mongolian national spirit. Whether it is the love of history or the yearning for nature, this place can bring visitors an unforgettable experience.

Hey ladies! Let's head to Hohhot-Huitengxile Grassland for the Qingming Festival holiday! Here's a five-day itinerary to help you explore the vast grassland! -------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Hohhot -> Inner Mongolia Museum -> Inner Mongolia Art Museum. Immerse yourselves in the rich culture of the "Green City" and capture stunning photos against the backdrop of red-walled art. Day 2: Depart for Huitengxile Grassland, where you'll witness the vastness of the grassland and the splendor of nature -> Explore the Ulan Hada Volcano Geopark and marvel at the wonders of nature. Day 3: Head to Kubuqi Desert, experience the magic of the desert -> Ascend Xian Sha Island and enjoy the desert fun. Day 4: Visit the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan, trace back history, and pay tribute to the hero. Day 5: Depart from Hohhot, carrying cherished memories, and conclude this delightful journey. -------- Must-Visit Attractions: 🌟 Kubuqi Desert 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 - Address: Kubuqi Desert Scenic Area, Dalad Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region - Opening Hours: January 29th - December 31st, 08:30-18:00 - Duration: 1 day - Immerse yourself in a desert oasis, listen to the singing sands, and experience the charm of nature. 🌾 Huitengxile Grassland 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - Address: Central-southern part of Chahar Right Middle Banner, Ulanqab City - Opening Hours: 08:30-18:00 - Duration: 1 day - Stroll through the vast grassland, admire the mirror-like lakes, and explore the mysteries of prehistoric volcanic ruins. 🌋 Ulan Hada Volcano Geopark 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - Address: Ulan Hada Volcano, west of Erguang Expressway, Chahar Right Back Banner, Ulanqab City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 1 day - Witness the magnificence of natural volcanoes, explore the unique lava formations, and feel like you're in an open-air volcano museum. 🕍 Mausoleum of Genghis Khan 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - Address: Near the intersection of Yijinhuoluo Street and Bulage Road, Yijinhuoluo Banner, Ordos City - Opening Hours: 08:30-18:00; 07:30-19:30 - Duration: 2-3 hours - Visit the historic Mausoleum of Genghis Khan and experience the majesty and mystery of the legendary emperor. -------- Things to Pack: 🎒 👗 Clothing: Long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and a jacket to cope with temperature differences between day and night. Hats and sunglasses for sun protection and style. 🎒 Accessories: Sunscreen is a must-have for the strong grassland sun. Bring an umbrella for extra protection. 📖 Documents: ID card and driver's license for a worry-free trip. Have some cash on hand just in case. 💊 Medicine: Motion sickness patches and mosquito repellent for a more comfortable journey. Iodine swabs and band-aids for minor injuries. 🍞 Food: Pack some snacks to keep your energy levels up. Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated. -------- Hohhot-Huitengxile Grassland: A journey to remember, filled with the beauty of nature, leaving an everlasting grassland impression in your heart.🌾

The Yihe Ecological and Cultural Expo Park, first built in 2011, encircles five natural hills from west to north, as if nestled in the palm of a five-fingered mountain. It stands as a testament to the deeds of generations of Ulan Venerables. The entire residence is filled with the subtle fragrance of burning incense, and the sound of crisp bells mixes with the wind, creating a truly tranquil and harmonious sanctuary. Attraction Introduction The scenic area can be divided into three sections. Upon entering, you'll first visit the Buddhist Museum, a two-story exhibition hall showcasing a vast collection of precious historical Buddhist artifacts. However, there are no guided tours, so you can only rely on the provided descriptions, which is a bit of a pity. Behind the museum are the temple area and the Buddha statue exhibition area. Be sure to visit the Thangka exhibition next door, where the entire wall is covered with Thangka paintings, a truly breathtaking sight. Further back is the Venerable's residence, which was closed during my visit, so I couldn't go inside. Travel Tips 1. The entire scenic area is quite large, with very few people, making it a peaceful place. It's perfect for taking portraits while dressed in ethnic attire. The architectural style blends Han, Tibetan, and Mongolian elements, with vibrant colors that look stunning against the blue sky and white clouds of the Inner Mongolian plateau, making for great photos. 2. If you're driving, you'll pass by the Wildlife Park, Ulan Mulun Lake Square, Mongolian Origins, and other attractions. The parking lot has ample space, and parking is free. If you're taking a taxi, remember to set your destination as the Visitor Center parking lot. 3. The surrounding area is relatively desolate, with limited options for dining and rest. Be sure to plan your meals before heading there. Practical Information 🎫 Tickets: Free, ample parking spaces available, free parking. 🕙 Opening Hours: 09:00-17:30 🪭 Nearby Attractions: Kangbashi Natural Museum, Ejin Horo Banner Prince's Residence, Ejin Horo Banner Planning Exhibition Hall, etc.

The last Mongolian prince once lived in the Ejin Horo Banner Prince's Mansion, also known as the Yi Banner Prince's Mansion. Located in Aletengxire Town, Ejin Horo Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, it is the only fully preserved prince's mansion in Ordos and the most complete one in the entire western Inner Mongolia. It is now a cultural relic protection unit of the autonomous region. The Prince's Mansion is divided into front and back courtyards, covering a total area of 2,105.79 square meters, with a total construction area of 1,040.44 square meters. The front courtyard was built in 1931, and the back courtyard was built in 1936. 📍 Address: Prince's Mansion Square, Aletengxire Town, Ejin Horo Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia 🚗 Transportation: There are Yujing Jiayuan and Yi Banner Ethnic Kindergarten bus stops within two or three hundred meters, making it very convenient to travel. 💰 Tickets: Free, no reservation required, but you must swipe your ID card to enter. ✅ Tips 1️⃣ Main attractions include Chongtian Gate, Tengger Square, Daming Hall, and Mongolian Style Garden. The scenic area is huge, and it takes at least 20,000 steps to complete the tour! 2️⃣ After entering Chongtian Gate, you can visit the museum on the first floor. It's free to visit, and you only need to make an on-site reservation at the entrance. It is recommended to rent an audio guide. There are seven or eight exhibition halls in the museum, displaying Mongolian and Yuan Dynasty cultural relics and history. 3️⃣ The scenic area is large and not crowded. The majestic ancient buildings are perfect for taking Mongolian-style photos. There are Mongolian costumes for rent at the entrance, but no makeup or photography services are provided. 4️⃣ The grasslands are not yet fully green, and it is considered the off-season in Ordos. The small stalls at the entrance are not fully open yet, so it is recommended to bring your own food and water. The last prince who lived here was named Qi Zhongyi (August 1927 - September 2007), also the last Mongolian prince in China. Qi Zhongyi's Mongolian name is Qiwowen Borjigin Ildeni Borlut, the 34th-generation direct descendant of Genghis Khan. In March 1949, he succeeded to the throne of the Ejin Horo Banner Prince and served as the Zasak of the Prince's Banner, becoming the last Mongolian prince in Inner Mongolia. On August 5 of the same year, he led all the military and political personnel of the Suiyuan Prince's Banner in a peaceful uprising and was appointed as the temporary head of the Prince's Banner. He later served as the head of Ejin Horo Banner, deputy head of Ih Ju League, and vice chairman of the CPPCC of the autonomous region.

This Tomb-Sweeping Day, escape the city bustle and immerse yourself in a 5-day journey through the blossoming landscapes of Hohhot and Xilamuren Grassland. Unique scenery and exciting experiences await – you won't be disappointed! -------------------- 🎉🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Hohhot – Inner Mongolia Museum – Sai Shang Old Street Kick off your Hohhot adventure at the Inner Mongolia Museum, followed by a stroll through Sai Shang Old Street, stepping back in time to experience the old city. Day 2: Xilamuren Grassland Simply relax and immerse yourself in the picturesque Xilamuren Grassland, embracing the unique charm of nature. Day 3: Kubuqi Desert (Xiangshawan) Experience the "sea" in the desert at Kubuqi Desert (Xiangshawan), where vast sand dunes create an ocean-like landscape. Day 4: Genghis Khan Mausoleum Journey to the Genghis Khan Mausoleum, where you can admire the Mongolian legacy and reflect on the ebb and flow of history. Day 5: Hohhot Spend your last day exploring Hohhot at your own pace. Don't forget to pick up some souvenirs for friends and family. -------------------- 🎒Packing Essentials for Hohhot-Xilamuren Grassland: 👕First, spring in Hohhot can still be chilly. Pack layers like a windbreaker, sweater, and thermal underwear. Don't underestimate the grassland winds – bring a hat and scarf for warmth. 🕶️Second, with abundant sunshine on the grassland, sun protection is crucial. Sunscreen, a sun hat, and sunglasses are essential to protect your skin. Also, pack lip balm to prevent dryness. 🎟️Third, don't forget your identification. Bring your ID card and driver's license if you have one, as they might be useful. Purchase your attraction tickets in advance for seamless entry. 🔋Fourth, photography enthusiasts, remember your camera! Pack extra batteries and data cables to capture and save every precious moment on the grassland. The starry night sky is a must-see. -------------------- At Xilamuren Grassland, experience the rhythm of nature and life. No matter how busy you are, take a moment to connect with nature and say, "Hello, life!" ~✨

My stay at the JIWAI PENG Resort was a delightful surprise! The hotel's design is incredibly stylish. From the moment I walked in, I felt a sense of warmth and luxury, especially inviting during the winter. Chatting with friends around the fireplace late into the night was pure bliss; it felt like time slowed down. The staff were also incredibly attentive and provided exceptional service. It's the perfect place to unwind with friends. I checked in the day after a snowfall, and as someone from the south, I was beyond excited to see so much snow! The hotel only has five rooms, and during our stay, we were the only guests. It felt like we had the entire place to ourselves! The rooms and courtyard are spacious, making for a very comfortable stay. A minor inconvenience: the bathroom layout requires walking around the bathtub to reach the sink. However, this small flaw is easily overlooked. Sitting barefoot by the fireplace, enjoying snacks and roasted sweet potatoes, was an absolute treat (though it did get a bit warm, haha). The hotel is just 15 minutes from the airport, making it an ideal first or last stop on your Ordos trip. Highly recommended!

No need to ask (in Inner Mongolia it’s really not a foreign country). This B&B in front of you is full of holiday feel, full of exotic style, and you feel like you are in romantic Morocco🇲🇦. Wow it’s really beautiful, I can’t help but cry [Surprising] how there is such a great B&B. Open-air swimming pool ✔️ Campfire party ✔️ Desert starry sky ✔️ Starry sky courtyard ✔️ Just post a circle of friends and you will be asked!! ️ Promise me, sisters who want to go to Ordos must not miss [Tiptop] [Tiptop] [Tiptop] The overall exterior of the B&B retains the original adobe style, traditional wooden architecture and modern aesthetics combined, full of Moroccan 🇲🇦 style [Tiptop]. The landscaped swimming pool in the yard is very attractive to me ✨ It's so fun to play in the water 🌊 against the blue sky and white clouds ☁️! This is what summer looks like. Put the fruit tray, put down the drinks🥤, and when you get tired of playing, you can lie down on the recliner and rest. It's really chill! We stayed in a suite, one bedroom with my sisters, which retained a certain amount of personal privacy, which was great [Tiptop][Tiptop][Tiptop] The spacious interior room, the bronze bathtub in front of the floor-to-ceiling glass windows🛁, really It is unreal [StarEyes] [StarEyes] I feel like a Moroccan 🇲🇦 princess 👑 sofa 🛋️, fireplace, every piece of furniture is very warm and comfortable [Love] [Love] [Love]. Dusk 🌆 Sitting in the courtyard outside the hotel 🏨 room, at dusk 🌆, the sun 🌞 slowly sets and the sky is dyed golden 😍, it is super healing [Yeah] [Yeah]! The most romantic moment of the day, enjoy food and wine with your sisters [Cheers], while feeling the cool prairie breeze, while enjoying the beautiful sunset🌇. Night 🌌 Back in the living room of the room, light the fireplace and simmer and talk. Take a hot bath🛀🏻 before going to bed, have a comfortable sleep💤, warm and healing! [爱][爱][爱]。

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5-Day Hohhot & Xilamuren Grassland Itinerary: A detailed itinerary for you to explore the grassland scenery, food, and culture. Save it now! -- Suggested itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Hohhot 🚗, transfer to a comfortable hotel for a rest 🛌. Day 2: Explore Xilamuren Grassland 🌾, and enjoy the vastness and beauty of the grassland 🐎. Day 3: Visit Xiangshawan 🏜️, listen to the singing sand, and enjoy the fun of desert activities 🐫. Day 4: Visit the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan 🕍, and learn about the glorious history of the Mongol Empire 📜. Day 5: Leave Hohhot 🛫, and return home with beautiful memories 🏠. -- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Xiangshawan: A surreal paradise where the sand sings 🎶, offering you a unique desert experience. 🏛️ Mausoleum of Genghis Khan: Experience the long history and mystery, and explore the legendary story of Genghis Khan. 🌾 Xilamuren Grassland: Galloping horses, vast grassland, and ethnic customs, allowing you to enjoy the beauty and customs of the grassland. -- Travel essentials: 🎒 👕 Clothing: Bring a thick coat, sweater, and thermal underwear, as it can be very cold on the grassland in November. 🎩 Accessories: Don't forget your hat, scarf, and gloves, as the wind on the grassland is strong, and these can help you keep warm. 👟 Shoes: Wear non-slip and warm boots, so you can explore the grassland without fear of snow and ice! 📷 Electronics: Prepare your camera and phone, and don't forget your power bank. How can you not take photos of the beautiful scenery? 💳 Documents: ID card, cash, and bank card. Don't forget to bring these with you. -- 🎉Don't wait any longer. Hohhot and Xilamuren Grassland are waiting for you to explore the beautiful scenery and unique culture. Let's go!