What are the interesting tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia?

The interesting scenic spots in Inner Mongolia include Hailar National Forest Park, Tengger Desert, Daoxugou, Xiangshawan and hulun buir grassland.

1. Hailar National Forest Park

Hailar National Forest Park, formerly known as the Xishan Scenic Area in Hailar, is located in the west of Hailar District Government and Workers' New Village in Hulunbeier City, Inner Mongolia. It is the closest national forest park in the world and the most representative of Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica in sandy land.

2. Tengger Desert

Tengger Desert is located in the southwest of Alashan Zuoqi, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and the central border of Gansu Province. It is 24 kilometers long from north to south and 16 kilometers wide from east to west, with a total area of about 43, square kilometers, making it the fourth largest desert in China. It is in the east of Alashan Desert, at the bottom of Yine Basin.

3. Daoxugou

Daoxugou, the full name of Heilihe Daoxugou tourist scenic spot, is located in the experimental area in the southwest corner of Heilihe National Nature Reserve in Ningcheng County, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, at the junction of Ningcheng County, Chengde County, Hebei Province and Longhua County, and belongs to the Tushan branch of seven old in Yanshan Mountain Range.

4. Xiangshawan

Xiangshawan was opened as a tourist attraction in January 1984, listed as a national scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration in 1991, turned into a private joint-stock enterprise in 1999, and was rated as a national 4A-level tourist scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration in 22. What is even more proud is that it was rated as a national 5A-level tourist scenic spot in January 211, which is a comprehensive desert leisure scenic spot integrating sightseeing and leisure vacation.

5. hulun buir grassland

Hulunbeier Grassland is the birthplace of many ancient civilizations and nomadic peoples, where ethnic groups such as Donghu, Xiongnu, Xianbei, Shiwei, Uighur, Turkic, Khitan, Nuzhen and Mongolia once thrived, and it is praised by historians as the cradle of nomadic peoples in northern China, occupying a high position in world history.

refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Hailar National Forest Park for the above contents.