If I travel to Inner Mongolia, what can I buy as souvenirs?

Travel shopping in Inner Mongolia mainly involves purchasing some small tourist commodities, that is, items such as tourist souvenirs with local ethnic characteristics.

These items mainly include Mongolian knives, alliance cups (double horn cups), silver wine bowls, hada, Genghis Khan badges and hangings, birch bark crafts, Bahrain stone carvings, small ornamental yurts and lambs, Camel and horse model toys, moron fiddle, Mongolian costumes, etc.

Local and high-quality products such as dairy products, nostoc, hazelnuts, precious Chinese herbal medicines, and cashmere products are also commemorative tourism products that tourists at home and abroad happily subscribe to for their trip to Inner Mongolia.

What souvenirs to bring when traveling to Inner Mongolia? Inner Mongolia beef jerky, also known as "air-dried beef jerky", is a grassland specialty made from a combination of Mongolian traditional handicrafts and modern advanced technology. It has a unique flavor and a strong aroma. Inner Mongolia beef jerky originated from the war rations of the Mongolian cavalry. It is easy to carry and rich in nutrients. It is known as "Genghis Khan's marching rations".

What souvenirs to bring when traveling to Inner Mongolia? Mare’s kumiss. It is a beverage with an alcohol content of only 1.5 to 3 degrees that is brewed from fresh mare's milk through fermentation and sourness. It has been deeply loved by the Mongolian people since ancient times and is an important drink in their daily life and in entertaining guests and friends during festivals and auspicious days. . Mare's kumiss first started in the Qin and Han Dynasties and has a long history. It tastes sour and spicy, has the effects of relaxing muscles, activating blood circulation, and strengthening the stomach. It is known as one of the "Eight Treasures of Mongolia".

What souvenirs to bring when traveling to Inner Mongolia? A leather jacket. Traditional leather bags are the daily containers used by Mongolians to hold wine and milk. The wine bottle is made from selected high-quality cowhide, polished or raised by hand, and then undergoes dozens of processing procedures to be carefully carved into various patterns and shapes. It is one of the daily necessities of Mongolian herdsmen. This product is durable and has a rugged style, suitable for collection and decoration. It is also a good product for traveling and outings.