Where is the grassland tourism in Inner Mongolia?

Good grassland tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia include Hulunbeier Grassland, Gong Geer Grassland, Wulan Different Scenic Area, Xilamuren Grassland and Xiangshawan.

1, Hulunbeier grassland

Hulunbeier Grassland is the birthplace of many ancient civilizations and nomadic peoples. The East Lake, Xiongnu, Xianbei, Shiwei, Uighur, Turkic, Khitan, Nuzhen, Mongolian and other ethnic groups have thrived here, and have been praised by historians as "the cradle of nomadic peoples in northern China", occupying a lofty position in world history.

2. Gong Geer Grassland

Gong Geer grassland is a unique tourist destination, with natural scenery, ethnic customs, human landscape, historical sites and grassland culture, which is the best place for photographers. For more than 400 years, people of all ethnic groups have lived in harmony, made common progress and cultivated rare human resources, which have a strong traditional and local color, from food, clothing, housing and transportation to traditional songs and dances.

3. Different scenic spots in Ulan

The natural tourism resources in different scenic spots in Wulan are mainly grasslands, lakes, sandy land, wetlands and woodlands, supplemented by trees, flowers and wild animals, and most of them are well preserved. Humanistic tourism resources are mainly Mongolian ethnic customs, ancient battlefield sites and special tourism commodities, supplemented by Mongolian culture and special diet, and are the carriers of cultural tourism, folk tourism, religious tourism and industrial sightseeing tourism.

4. Xilamuren Grassland

Xilamuren Grassland is located in Anlianhe Banner, Maoming City, Darhan, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The Mongolian language of Xilamuren means "Yellow River", and the grassland tourism of Xilamuren is commonly known as "Zhao He", which is named after the "Puhui Temple", a Lama temple in Qing Dynasty located on the bank of Xilamuren River.

5. Xiangshawan

Located in Dalat Banner, Ordos, it features 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.

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