Travel guide to Hohhot When it comes to Inner Mongolia, I have a lot to say. I have been there many times and the experience is different every time. There are grasslands, deserts, yurts, horse riding, starry skies, bonfire parties, etc., as well as the golden autumn Populus euphratica forest.
, you must experience it personally in this life, it will definitely be an unforgettable memory for several lifetimes!
Inner Mongolia is a big country with many fun, delicious and beautiful attractions. There are different tour routes and different landscapes in different seasons. But if you want to enjoy the essence easily, you still need some skills. For example, you need to be patient and read this article.
My personal experience ~ highlight!
Inner Mongolia is really worth visiting. Friends who plan to go there, take 3 minutes to read my article patiently. It will definitely help you avoid many detours during your travel in Inner Mongolia, see the most beautiful scenic spots, experience it personally, and recommend it with conscience!
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Day 1: After leaving the airport, arrange a pick-up car. After checking in at the hotel, you can explore Hohhot on your own.
I prefer mutton siomai, which is the most common but also the most popular traditional food in the area.
The hotel can be considered a local 5-star hotel. The environment is very good, the location is convenient, and the service staff are also very good and polite.
If you arrive early, you can go to Dazhao Temple - Saishang Old Street Snack Street - Kuan Alley - Wenmiao Street to appreciate the charm of Qingcheng.
Day 2: The official itinerary begins, with the first stop being Xilamuren Grassland, a primitive plateau grassland.
After arriving at the grassland, you will receive the highest welcome etiquette of the Mongolian tribe - the dismounting and drinking ceremony. You will also receive the warm hada and the filled wine from the Mongolian compatriots.
Then you can put on exquisite Mongolian costumes, take photos on the vast grassland, enjoy the horse riding, archery, and wrestling performances of Mongolian men, or you can ride a horse yourself and gallop on the grassland.
The evening arrangement was to roast the whole lamb and have a bonfire party. The sheep grew up on authentic grass and had no smell of sheep. They were charred on the outside and tender on the inside. After eating the roasted whole lamb, a group of people sang and danced around the bonfire.
Day 3: In the morning, we got up early to watch the sunrise on the grassland. We have never seen such a beautiful sunrise.
After breakfast, visit the original ecological grassland tribe on the Xilamuren grassland, visit the yurts of local tribal herdsmen, drink milk tea, and learn about the herdsmen’s customs and lifestyles.
Head to Xiangsha Bay, a 5A-level scenic spot in the Kubuqi Desert, one of the three largest Mingsha Mountains in China.
The Xiangshawan Scenic Area is unique in the world for its vast and extremely large ringing sand belt. Under dry conditions, as long as the sand is touched by the outside world, it will emit a "buzzing" sound like an airplane passing overhead. It is very strange.
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Day 4: Go to the Chilechuan grassland where "the sky is blue, the fields are vast, and the grass is blown by the wind and you can see cattle and sheep". Walk there, breathe the fresh air, and be surrounded by picturesque scenery.
Hasuhai (meaning Qingshui Lake) Wetland Nature Reserve is a national nature reserve and is known as the "West Lake beyond the Great Wall".
Day 5: In the morning, go to Inner Mongolia Museum, where you can view Asia’s largest Chagan Noursaurus fossil and many other Tertiary and Quaternary mammal fossil specimens.