Top 5 most beautiful places in Inner Mongolia China
Inner Mongolia, located in northern China, is home to some of the country’s best-preserved grasslands. It is known as “the kingdom of grass, the sea of song, and the hometown of wine”. For first-time visitors to Inner Mongolia, here we list seven of the most beautiful places in Inner Mongolia.
Hulunbuir Grassland
Hulunbuir Grassland, located in the northeast of Inner Mongolia, is named after the Hulun Lake and the Beier Lake. With abundant water and grass and herds of cattle and sheep, the grassland is one of the four great grasslands in the world and known as “the most beautiful grassland in the world”.
On your Inner Mongolia tours to Hulunbuir Grassland, you can enjoy horseback shooting, horse racing, wrestling, and other herdsman entertainment on the infinite grassland beneath the blue sky and white clouds. Additionally, you can partake in the nighttime bonfire party, sample the grassland flavour of the “whole sheep banquet,” and experience the customs of nomadic people.
Ejin poplar forest
Ejin Populus euphratica Forest, located in Ejin Banner, combines grassland, lake, Gobi, desert, and populus euphratica woodland. It is a natural gem in the Alxa desert and one of the three poplar forests that still exist in the globe.
There are hundreds of thousands of acres of poplar forest, in which you can find camping sites, and restaurants, and enjoy sand skiing, desert surfing, off-road vehicles riding, etc.
The Tengger Desert
The Tengger Desert is referred to as the “Sahara of China” and is the country’s fourth largest desert. It features a variety of landscapes, from hummocks to mountains, from lakes to sand dunes. Due to the abundance of salt and minerals in the groundwater, the majority of desert lakes are salt lakes, which can have a variety of colours, including red, orange, blue, green, purple, and others. Because of the impact of temperature, different styles will also be displayed at different periods and seasons. The Tengger Desert is also a popular place to visit for natural China tours
Mausoleum of Genghis Khan
Genghis Khan Mausoleum is the tomb of Genghis Khan, the first great Khan of the Mongol Empire, located on the grassland of Yijin Horuo Banner in Ordos City, 40 kilometers away from the city. Due to the prevalence of “secret burial” in Mongolia, it is always a mystery where the real tomb of Genghis Khan is located.
Echoing Sand Bay
Located at the eastern end of the Kubuqi Desert, Ringing Sand Bay is known for its meniscus shaped dunes and unique echoing effects. Like the most beautiful music in nature, the sand here sings, and as you slide down the top of the dunes, waves of clear, melodic sounds fill your ears. Try a camel ride across the desert and experience the ancient and mysterious way of travel.