Is it suitable to go to Inner Mongolia in June?

Inner Mongolia is suitable to go in June.

“The sky is blue, the fields are vast, and the grass is blown by the wind and cattle and sheep are visible.” If there is a place called freedom, that place must be like the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. June is a great month to go to Inner Mongolia. After entering June, Inner Mongolia begins to turn into a sea of ??green, where various shades of green meet. The lines of those hills are so soft, they are only rendered in green, not outlined with pens, so the green color flows everywhere and blends with the sky.

The tourism resources of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region are mainly composed of the "six wonders" of grasslands, historic sites, deserts, lakes, forests and folk customs. Forest landscapes are mainly distributed in the Greater Khingan Mountains; folk custom tours mainly include Mongolian singing and dancing, and the Mongolian "Three Men's Arts": horse racing, wrestling, archery, Naadam, etc.; places of interest include the Five Pagoda Temple, Dazhao, Zhaojun's Tomb, and Xilitu in Hohhot City Zhao, Wusutuzhao, Baita, Wudangzhao, Meidaizhao, etc. in Baotou City.

Natural Scenery of Inner Mongolia

1. Hulunbuir Prairie

The best preserved grassland in China, with a total area of ??149 million acres, with "pasture Kingdom". 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. Xiangsha Bay

Located in Dalate Banner, Ordos, it is characterized by desert landscape and the wonders of Xiangsha. In addition, there are sand lakes, sand oasis, Mongolian customs and other landscapes. 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. 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).

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region