What souvenirs can I buy when I travel to Inner Mongolia?

Shopping in Inner Mongolia is mainly about buying some tourist commodities, that is, souvenirs with local ethnic characteristics.

These items mainly include Mongolian knives, League Cup (double-horned cup), silver wine bowls, badges and hangings of Hada and Genghis Khan, birch bark handicrafts, Bahrain stone carvings, small ornamental yurts and lambs, camels, horse model toys, Ma Touqin and Mongolian costumes, etc.

Dairy products, Nostoc flagelliforme, hazelnuts, precious Chinese herbal medicines, cashmere products and other famous local products are also unforgettable tourism products that tourists at home and abroad are willing to subscribe to during their trip to Inner Mongolia.

What souvenirs should I take when traveling to Inner Mongolia? Inner Mongolia beef jerky, also known as "air-dried beef jerky", is a grassland specialty that combines Mongolian traditional handicrafts with modern advanced technology, with unique flavor and incomparable fragrance. Inner Mongolia beef jerky originated from the war grain of Mongolian soldiers, which is convenient to carry and rich in nutrition. Known as "Genghis Khan's military food."

What souvenirs should I take when traveling to Inner Mongolia? Good koumiss. It is a beverage with an alcohol content of only 1.5-3 degrees, which is brewed from fresh mare milk through fermentation and acidification. Since ancient times, it has been deeply loved by Mongolian people, and it is an important drink for them to entertain guests and friends in their daily life and on holidays. Koumiss wine first started in the Qin and Han Dynasties, with a long history, sour and spicy taste, relaxing muscles and tendons, promoting blood circulation, invigorating the stomach and other effects, and is known as one of the "Eight Treasures of Mongolia".

What souvenirs should I take when traveling to Inner Mongolia? Traditional suitcase is a daily container for Mongolian people to hold wine and milk. Leather hip flask is one of the daily necessities of Mongolian herders. It is made of high-quality cowhide, polished or fluffed by hand, and then carved into various patterns and shapes through dozens of processing procedures. This product is durable, durable, suitable for collection and decoration, and is also a good product for traveling.