Is it dangerous to travel to Inner Mongolia?

The people of Inner Mongolia are hospitable. Inner Mongolia is a multi-ethnic place, and many ethnic minorities have different religious beliefs and customs. As the saying goes, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do". When traveling in ethnic minority areas, we should respect their traditional customs and life taboos, and we should not ignore the customs and hurt their national self-esteem because of carelessness in action.

The reception facilities in Inner Mongolia are not perfect, especially the grassland conditions. There is no toilet in the ordinary yurt on the grassland, and there is no public bathroom outside; Luxury yurts have separate bathrooms and solar baths (sometimes the water pressure is not enough or the temperature is uneven). Please bring your own toiletries. July and August are the local tourist season every year, and there are many tourists, so there will be many scenic spots, traffic congestion, tight accommodation and queues in restaurants. If you want to travel, you must take good care of your valuables with you.

The diet in Inner Mongolia is dominated by northern cuisines, with heavy taste.

Try not to drink alcohol when you have lunch in the grassland (especially those who want to ride horses), so as not to affect the afternoon activities. Eat more vegetables before the dinner toast ceremony, especially mutton and milk tea.

Inner Mongolia is a remote area. VIPs can bring some small gifts (stationery or fruit to show politeness, and the host will be particularly happy).