Introduction to Inner Mongolia’s immersive tourist attractions Features of Inner Mongolia’s scenic spots

The top ten tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia are as follows:

1. Hulunbuir Prairie

Inner Mongolia It is the province with the largest grassland area in my country. The Hulunbuir Prairie is one of the four major grasslands in China. It is also the best-preserved grassland in China and is known as the Kingdom of Pasture. It has the purest blue sky, white clouds and the highest quality pasture, making it a great place for grassland photography.

2. Aershan National Forest Park

The vast Daxinganling forest sea is vast, vast expanse of blue waves, and the undulating mountains are green and beautiful. In this green ocean is embedded a shining pearl - Aershan National Forest Park.

3. Xiangsha Bay

Xiangsha Bay, a 5A-level scenic spot in the Kubuqi Desert of Ordos, is famous for its singing sand. It is called the King of Xiangsha. Or glide and it buzzes. What's even more magical is that at the top of the sand sea at night, if you are lucky enough to see the silvery white light, you will be in a fairyland.

4. Ejina Populus euphratica forest

Inner Mongolia Ejina Populus euphratica National Nature Reserve is located in the center of Ejina Banner - Ejina Oasis, adjacent to Dalaihubu Town, the Ejina Banner government resident, to the west and to the north Juyanhai, the total area of ??the protected area is 26,253 square kilometers.

5. Ergun Wetland

When you come to Ergun, one of the scenery that cannot be missed is the Ergun Wetland. The Gen River is one of the largest tributaries of the Ergun River and is closely related to the ecology of the Hulunbuir Prairie. Genhe Wetland Reserve, located on the outskirts of Ergun City, is the most complete and largest wetland in my country and is known as the first wetland in Asia.

6. Daqing Valley in Tongliao

In the vast sand sea in the west of the Horqin Grassland, there is a 24-kilometer-long desert ditch. The trees above and below the ditch are lush and flowers are in bloom. Thousands of gurgling springs at the bottom of the ditch merge into a long stream, clear and transparent. Both sides of the ditch are overgrown with trees and grass, and evergreen and deciduous trees coexist. This is Daqinggou National Nature Reserve.

7. Laoniu Bay

Laoniu Bay is located at the southernmost end of Shantaizi Township, Qingshuihe County, Inner Mongolia, across the Yangjiachuan River from the building in Huanglongchi Township, Piantuguan County, Shanxi Province. Gedan faces each other across the Yellow River from Weijiamao Township in Zhungeer Banner. It is the only intersection of the Yellow River and the Great Wall. Laoniu Bay is located in the Yellow River Basin on the border of Shanxi and Mongolia, and has typical landform characteristics of the Loess Plateau. There is the famous scenery of the Yellow River Grand Canyon, including the King of Hell's Nose, Sheshen Cliff, Xiangsheng Tower, Laoniuwan Fort and other scenic spots.

8. Manzhouli National Gate

Inner Mongolia has a 4,200-kilometer border and 18 ports with Mongolia and Russia. It is endowed with unique port tourism resources. Manzhouli, China's largest land transport port city, is a port city with a century-old history. It integrates the customs of China, Russia and Mongolia and is known as the Window to East Asia.

9. Dazhao Temple, Hohhot

Dazhao is located in Dazhaoqian Street, Yuquan District, Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is called Wuliang Temple in Chinese and Yike in Mongolian, which means big temple. . Dazhao is the first Lamaist temple built in Hohhot and is a must-see when traveling in Inner Mongolia. For hundreds of years, it has been the activity center of Tibetan Buddhism in Inner Mongolia and one of the most famous Buddhist temples in northern China. It is now a key cultural relic protection unit in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

10. Wudangzhao

Wudangzhao, formerly known as Badagarzhao, is located in the Yangtze River of Jihuruntu Mountain in the Yinshan Mountains about 54 kilometers northeast of Baotou City. It is the largest Gelug sect temple of Tibetan Buddhism in Inner Mongolia. Wudangzhao is built according to the terrain and faces the south. It has more than 2,500 large and small palaces, sutra halls and monks' houses. It covers an area of ??more than 300 acres and is distributed on a 1.5-kilometer-long hillside. A white building built layer by layer against the mountains, surrounded by mountains and shaded by green pines and cypresses, it is majestic and majestic and is known as the Little Potala Palace in Inner Mongolia.

What tourist attractions are there in Inner Mongolia

Introduction to tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia

1. Xilamuren Grassland Tourist Spot

It is located 90 km north of Hohhot Kilometers, Xilamuren means Yellow River in Mongolian. There is a Lama Zhao-Puhui Temple in the Qing Dynasty on the bank of Xilamuren River, so Xilamuren is also called Zhaohe. Puhui Temple is the summer palace where the Sixth Living Buddha Xili Tuzhao lived in Hohhot. It was built in the 34th year of Qianlong reign (AD 1769). Xilamuren Sumu (Township), with an altitude of 1,700 meters, is the closest pastoral area to Hohhot. It has welcomed tourists since 1979 and has established a yurt hotel with a brick-concrete structure and original yurts. Tourists can enjoy The beautiful scenery of the grassland and seeing the traditional Mongolian lifestyle and ancient customs are refreshing and refreshing.

2. Gegentala Grassland Tourist Spot

150 kilometers north of Hohhot, in Chaganbuligsumu, Siziwang Banner, northeast of Wangye Mansion in Siziwang Banner, its full name is Gegentala The root pagoda is bright and long, which means summer camp (a place for grazing in summer) in Mongolian. The pastures here are excellent, and there are ger groups with brick-concrete structures and primitive yurts. Visitors can roam the grasslands, watch Mongolian singing, dancing and sports performances, Mongolian wedding performances, participate in Naadam, Aobao sacrifices, etc. Living among the "people on horseback", tourists are full of magical feelings.

3. Huitengxile Grassland Tourist Spot

Huitengxile means cold plateau in Mongolian language. It is located in the southwest of Chayouzhong Banner in Ulanqab City and 150 kilometers northeast of Hohhot. . It is more than 1,800 meters above sea level and about 100 kilometers from east to west. There are 99 natural lakes embedded in the green grassland. This is a great place to escape the summer heat.

4. Dalat Banner Xiangshawan Tourist Spot

Located in the central and western section of the Kubuqi Desert, within the Shunzhao Town of Dalat Banner, Yikezhao League, 10 km from the Yellow River Bridge More than 40 kilometers away, there is a crescent-shaped sand dune with a sand slope of 100 meters wide and a slope width of 45 degrees. When there is a drought in summer, when people slide down from the top of the dune, the sand will roar. This unique desert landscape, Tourists are amazed that this is the earliest Xiangsha tourist spot developed in our region. Visitors can not only appreciate the unique desert landscape, but also experience the rich ethnic customs of the Ordos Plateau.

5. Dazhao Temple

Dazhao is called "Wuliang Temple" in Chinese, and "Yikezhao" in Mongolian means "big temple". It is located in Dazhao, Yuquan District, Hohhot. On Qian Street, Dazhao covers an area of ??30,000 square meters. The main building layout is "Jialan Tutang" style, with archways built along the central axis. In 1579 (the seventh year of Wanli), Ada Khan of the Tumote tribe officially started construction with the support of the Ming court. This is the second city temple built by Ada Khan and the earliest temple built in Hohhot. This newly built city and temple separate the city and the temple. The temple is located on the west side of Chengnan Road and was completed in two years. The city was completed in the third year. The Ming Dynasty named the temple Hongci Temple and the city as Guihua City, the old city of Hohhot. Because the silver statue of Sakyamuni is enshrined in the temple, it is also called the "Silver Buddha Temple". The Dazhao buildings include the mountain gate, Guo Hall, Sutra Hall, Jiujian Tower and side halls. Among them, the sutra hall is connected to the Buddhist hall, commonly known as the main hall. The method of reducing columns is used to expand the space in the hall. Although it is small in scale, it has a sense of grandeur. The Silver Buddha, which has experienced 400 years of vicissitudes, is still well preserved. Dazhao is the largest and most complete existing temple in Hohhot.

6. Five Pagoda Temple

In the southeast of the old city of Hohhot stands a tall and beautiful Vajra Seat relic pagoda. The pagoda has five small pagodas built on a high platform, commonly known as the Five Pagodas. Pagoda temple. As the lower courtyard of Chongfu Temple (Xiaozhao) at that time, the temple was built in 1727 AD (the fifth year of Yongzheng reign) with the approval of the Qing court. It was built in 1732 (the tenth year of Yongzheng reign). It is said that the Five Pagoda Temple was built and completed at the same time as Hohhot New City (Suiyuan City), so it is also called "Xinzhao". The Qing court gave it the name "Ci Deng Temple". Later other parts fell over. The pagoda remains. The tower is 16.5 meters high. The lower part is called the Vajra Seat. The Vajra Seat has seven floors. The first floor has the Diamond Sutra engraved in three languages: Mongolian, Tibetan and Sanskrit. There are gilded Buddha statues carved on the wall of the second floor of the tower. The central tower has seven floors and is 6.62 meters high. The four-cornered towers all have five rooms. There are three stone carvings on the screen wall in the north of the tower. One of them is an astronomical painting with Mongolian markings carved in 1725 (the third year of Yongzheng reign). This is the only astronomical painting with ethnic minority characters found in China so far, and it is a precious cultural relic.

7. Wudangzhao

It is located 90 kilometers northeast of Baotou City. (Wudang) means willow in Mongolian. It got its name because it is located in Wudanggou where willows flourish. It was first built in 1749 (the fourteenth year of Qianlong's reign). All the temples are Tibetan-style buildings. The entire building runs along the mountain, giving people a majestic feeling. The first floor is the Suguqin Palace, which has three floors and is 22 meters high. There are four statues of heavenly kings painted on both sides of the gate of the Buddhist temple. Climbing up the stairs to the second floor is the Dongkuoer Palace. The second half of the palace is yellow and is commonly known as the Yellow Temple. This is the place for academic examinations and theological debates. The first generation Wudangzhao Living Buddha statue sits in the main hall. Standing majestically on the top of the mountain is the Japanese Lun Palace. In the center of the palace is a nine-meter-tall giant bronze statue of Tsongkhapa, the largest bronze statue in Inner Mongolia. There is also the Ahui Palace, the only one in the temple that sits in the Western Dynasty. The Buddhist hall in the east is located behind the Dongkuoer Palace. There are eighteen Arhats in the hall. Next to Ahhui Palace, there is a small two-story building called Subugai Mausoleum. It is the dormitory of Dongkel, the first living Buddha of Wudangzhao. To the south of Ah Hui Du Palace are three living Buddha mansions. To the east and west are green mountains and green cypresses, with streams and springs flowing below. The environment is very elegant.

8. Zhaojun’s Tomb

Also known as Qingzhong. In Mongolian, it is called "Temur, Urhu". It is located on the bank of Dahei River, Huhe Township, nine kilometers away from Hohhot City. The tomb is 33 meters high and covers an area of ??3.3 hectares. It is the tomb of Queen Zhaojun of the Yuandi Palace of the Western Han Dynasty. Wang Zhaojun, named Qiang and courtesy name Zhaojun, was a native of Zigui, Nanjun, Western Han Dynasty (now Xingshan County, Hubei Province). In 33 BC, he left the fortress and went to the Xiongnu. He became the Huhanxie Chanyulan clan and was given the title "Ning Hulan clan" (the clan name was the Queen of the Huns). In the Jin Dynasty, because Sima Zhao's character Zhao was taboo, she was renamed "Ming Fei" or "Ming Jun".

9. The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan

The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan is located in the south-central part of the Ordos Plateau in Inner Mongolia, on the south side of Gander Aobao, Atenxile Town, Yijinhuoluo Banner, Yikezhao League, about 30 kilometers southeast of 90 kilometers. The current cemetery was built after liberation. The State Council announced it as a national key protected unit in February 1982. This magnificent cemetery is 15 kilometers long and 15 kilometers wide. The main building is three yurt-style halls connected together. It is divided into main hall, bedroom, east hall, west hall, east corridor, west corridor and other parts. It is built on a high platform with eighty-one steps in front of it and railings on both sides. The main hall is 26 meters high, the east and west halls are 23 meters high, and the east and west corridors are 20 meters high. The plane of the hall is octagonal, with an open door on the south and double eaves on top, forming a yurt-style dome roof. The yellow and blue glazed tiles on the roof of the hall complement the white walls of the hall's red doors, making it look gorgeous.

Between the lower two eaves of the main hall door hangs a plaque with the words "Mausoleum of Genghis Khan" in both Mongolian and Chinese characters. The entire building reflects the artistic characteristics of the Mongolian nation. In the main hall of the mausoleum is a five-meter-high statue of Genghis Khan. In the palace behind it are three yurts covered with yellow satin. In the middle yurt, there are three coffins. In the middle is Chengsi Khan and his wife Fanbortie, on the east side is the second wife Hulun (Hulan), and on the west side is the third wife Yisu (Yesu). In the yurt in the east is the coffin of Genghis Khan's brother (Beli Gutai), and in the west hall are the nine-pointed flags and Suluding of Genghis Khan's nine generals. There is a separate yurt in the east hall, which contains the coffins of Genghis Khan's fourth son Tore and his wife Yixihatu. Genghis Khan's mausoleum has always been guarded by Dalhut, who is dedicated to guarding it. Now it is their 35th generation descendant. Nowadays, activities to commemorate the mausoleum are held every year, especially the 21st day of the third month of the lunar calendar as the traditional date of the ceremony. With the development of opening up to the outside world, it has become a famous tourist attraction and was rated as one of the top 40 scenic spots in the country in 1992.

What are the top ten must-see attractions in Inner Mongolia?

The top ten must-see attractions in Inner Mongolia include: Ordos Prairie, Genghis Khan Mausoleum, Zhalantun Scenic Area, Ergun, Chahansulide Tourist Area, Manzhouli National Gate Scenic Area, Ribbon River, Hailar, Mori Grad.

1. Hulunbuir Prairie, the best-preserved grassland in China, with a total area of ??149 million acres, is known as the "Kingdom of Pasture". June to September is the best tourist season for the Hulunbuir Prairie. Especially in July and August, the grassland is lush and suitable for horse riding and fishing in the hinterland of the prairie, or boating on Hulun Lake in the west.

2. Xiangshawan is located in Dalate Banner, Ordos. It is characterized by desert landscape and the wonders of Xiangsha. In addition, there are also landscapes such as sand lakes, sandy oasis, and Mongolian customs. Xiangshawan is a curved sand slope, backed by the vast desert and facing the river. It is nearly 100 meters high. The slope of the sand slope is 45 degrees and the width is more than 400 meters.

3. Daoxugou: Located in Heilihe National Nature Reserve in Ningcheng County, it is known as "Xishuangbanna beyond the Great Wall".

4. Tengger Desert: The fourth largest desert in China. It means sky in Mongolian, which means the vast quicksand is like the boundless sky. Inside the desert, sand dunes, lake basins, salt marshes, grasslands, mountains and plains are staggered. There are also hundreds of original ecological lakes scattered in the Tengger Desert that have existed for tens of millions of years, including Moon Lake and Swan Lake (Juyan Lake).

5. Hailar National Forest Park: As early as the Qing Dynasty, it was listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Hulunbuir and is famous for its ancient pines in Shabu. It is the only national forest park in China with Pinus sylvestris as the main body.

6. Hasuhai: "West Lake beyond the Great Wall", located in Tumut Left Banner, 70 kilometers west of Hohhot. The water surface area is 32 square kilometers and the water depth is about 2 meters. The bottom of the lake is overgrown with weeds and the water quality is fertile. It is rich in grass, silver carp, carp, crucian carp, bream, Wuchang fish and other fish, as well as river shrimps and crabs.

7. Aershan: Natural landscapes include Aershan National Forest Park, Aershan Tianchi, Shitang Forest,

8. Keshiketeng World Geopark, Songye Lake, Luming Lake, Rose Peak, Motian Ridge, Dujuan Lake, Haosengou, etc. Keshiketeng: Natural landscapes include Gongger Grassland, Baiyin Aobao National Nature Reserve, Ashatu Stone Forest, Huanggangliang Forest Sea, Keshiketeng Global Geopark, Toad Dam, Glacier Wonders, Ulagai, Saihanba et al.

9. Mausoleum of Genghis Khan: It is the tomb of Genghis Khan, the founder of the Mongolian Empire. It is an AAAA-level tourist attraction in China and a holy land of grassland history and culture. It consists of three connected yurts as the main body, displaying objects related to Genghis Khan's life.

10. Yuan Shangdu City Ruins: Located in the Wuyi Ranch of Zhenglan Banner, it was first built in the sixth year of Yuan Xianzong (1256) and was named Kaiping Prefecture. Later it was changed to Shangdu. The urban layout has the traditional style of the Central Plains, with three layers: palace city, imperial city and outer city. The planning is neat and symmetrical, forming a central axis.