Which month is suitable for Inner Mongolia to go?

May to September and July to September are suitable months for tourism in Inner Mongolia.

January, May to September

The eastern part of Inner Mongolia is a semi-humid climate zone, also known as grassland area. In the grassland area, spring, summer and autumn are almost connected, and the climate is mild, clear and cool from May to September, which is very suitable for traveling and living. Moreover, June, July and August in hulun buir grassland are the most beautiful days of grassland, and hulun buir grassland is famous in the world, which is also the best preserved natural pasture in China at present.

February, July to September

But if it's for the national customs of the grassland, it's best to go from July to September. During this period, the grassland shows another kind of beauty and is more suitable for living. Because in the three months from July to September, because the grass on the grassland is already very lush, and cattle and sheep flock on the grassland, you can really feel the artistic conception of "wind blowing grass and seeing cattle and sheep", and there are also various activities on the grassland during this time, which is very lively.

Recommended tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia:

1. Yinshan Mountain

the yinshan mountains is an ancient fault-block mountain. It starts from Huashan Mountain in the east of Hebei Province in the east and ends in Langshan Mountain in the middle of Bayan El League in Inner Mongolia in the west. It stretches for more than 1, kilometers from east to west, with a width ranging from 5 to 1 kilometers from north to south. The biggest feature of Yinshan Mountain is the asymmetry between north and south. The southern slope is steep and the northern slope is relatively gentle. The average altitude of the mountains is between 15 and 23 meters.

2. Tomb of Zhaojun

As an artificially rammed mound of earth, the tomb stands in a flat area, which is even more majestic and majestic. Yuanwang Mausoleum is in indigo color. When Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, visited it, he left a poem "she went out from the purple palace into the desertland, she has now become a green grave in the yellow dusk".

It is said that every year, when it is cool in autumn and September, the grass outside the Great Wall declines, only the grass on Zhaojun's tomb is green, so it is called "Qing Tomb" from generation to generation. There is also a saying that in Mongolian, it is called "Teben Erhu", and in ancient times it was called "Qingchun".

above content reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yinshan