Where does the parent-child tour in Inner Mongolia go?

Hulunbeier Grassland: At present, the best-preserved grassland in China, with a total area of 1.49 million mu, is known as the "kingdom of pasture". June-September is the best tourist season of Hulunbeier grassland, especially in July and August. At this time, the grassland is lush and suitable for riding horses, fishing in the hinterland of the grassland, or boating in Hulun Lake in the west.

Xiangshawan: Located in Dalat Banner, Ordos, it is characterized by desert landscape and sand-sounding wonders. In addition, there are landscapes such as sand lakes, sand oases and Mongolian customs. Xiangshawan is a curved sand slope, backed by the vast desert and facing the river, with a height of nearly 100 meters, a slope of 45 degrees and a width of more than 400 meters.

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

Tengger Desert: The fourth largest desert in China, which means sky in Mongolian, meaning endless quicksand like endless sky. Inside the desert, sand dunes, lake basins, salt marshes, grass beaches, mountains and plains are alternately distributed. There are hundreds of original ecological lakes in Tengger Desert, including Moon Lake and Swan Lake (Juyanhai).

Hailaer National Forest Park: As early as the Qing Dynasty, it was listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Hulunbeier, and it was famous for its Shabu Gu Song. It is the only national forest park in China with Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica. Quercus mongolica is the main body.

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

Aershan: The natural landscape includes Aershan National Forest Park, Aershan Tianchi, Shitanglin, Yesong Lake, Minglu Lake, Rose Peak, Motianling, Dujuan Lake and Haosengou.

Keshiketeng: Natural landscapes include Gong Geer Grassland, Baiyin Aobao National Nature Reserve, Ashatu Stone Forest, Huanggang Lianglinhai, Keshiketeng World Geopark, Toad Dam, Ice House Wonder, Wulagai and Saihanba.

Other natural tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia: Huyanglin Nature Reserve in Ejina Banner, Wulan Different Grassland, Xilamuren Grassland, Ergon River Wetland, Modaoga National Forest Park, Kubuqi Desert, Badain Jaran Desert, Strange Forest, Lehe River in Mortuary, etc.

human landscape

Genghis Khan Mausoleum: It is the cenotaph of Genghis Khan, the founder of Mongolian Empire, an AAAA-level tourist scenic spot in China, and a historical and cultural shrine of grassland. With three connected yurts as the main body, the objects related to Genghis Khan's life are displayed.

Zhaojun Tomb: Also known as "Zhong Qing", located in Hohhot, was built in the Western Han Dynasty, and is the graveyard of Princess Wang Zhaojun of the Ming Dynasty.

Aerzhai Grottoes: Located in Arbaxisumu, Otog Banner, it is the largest cave temple group in Inner Mongolia and the largest cave temple in China from Xixia to Mengyuan.

Heishantou Ancient City: named after Heishantou in Ergun City, it is divided into inner city and outer city, and the walls are all made of earth. Nearby is Heishantou Port.

Yuan Shang Capital Ruins: Located in Wuyi Ranch, Zhenglan Banner, it was built in Yuan Xianzong for six years (1256) and later renamed Shangdu. The urban layout has the traditional style of Central Plains, including Miyagi, Imperial City and Outer City. Planning is neat and symmetrical, forming a central axis.

Hohhot Mosque: The earliest and largest mosque in the city, built in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, was rebuilt and expanded many times during the Yongzheng and Qianlong years, forming today's scale. There are important buildings such as temples, lecture halls and Muslim bathrooms in the temple.

Beizi Temple: Located in Xilinhot City, it was built in the eighth year of Qing Qianlong (1743) and was named Chongshan Temple in the thirty-third year of Qianlong. After Qianlong and the Republic of China, it was expanded one after another and became the largest Lama Temple in Xilin Gol grassland.

Liaozhong Capital Ruins: Located in Ningcheng County, it is a large-scale capital of Dading Prefecture in Zhong Ding, which was founded in the 25th year of Liao Dynasty (1007).

Dayao Cultural Site: 33km east of Hohhot, south of Dayao Village, Baohe Shaoda, discovered at 1973. It was identified as 700,000 years ago to 1000 years ago, and a large number of various stone tools were unearthed.

Site of Nomenham Battle: Located in the territory of Novi Balhuzuoqi, it is the site of Nomenham Battle in Japan-Soviet Union during World War II, and now it is a key cultural relic protection unit.