Which month is suitable for Inner Mongolia?

The months suitable for tourism in Inner Mongolia are May-September and July-September.

1, May to September

Eastern Inner Mongolia belongs to semi-humid climate zone, also known as grassland area. The grassland area is almost connected with spring, summer and autumn, and the climate from May to September is mild, clear and cool, which is very suitable for tourism and life. Moreover, June, July and August are the most beautiful days in Hulunbeier Grassland, which is world-famous and the best preserved natural pasture in China.

2, July to September

But if it is for the ethnic customs of the grassland, it is best to be from July to September. During this period, the grassland presents another kind of beauty and is more suitable for living. Because in the three months from July to September, because the grass on the grassland is already very lush, and the cattle and sheep are in droves on the grassland, you can really feel the artistic conception of "watching the cattle and sheep". During this time, there are also various activities on the grassland, which are very lively.

Recommended tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia:

1, Yinshan

Yinshan Mountain is an ancient fault-block mountain range. It starts from Huashan in the east of Hebei Province in the east and reaches Langshan in the middle of Bayannur League in Inner Mongolia in the west. East-west stretch 1000 km, and north-south stretch 50 ~ 1000 km. The biggest feature of Yinshan Mountain is the asymmetry between north and south. The south slope is steep and the north slope is relatively gentle. The average elevation of mountain ranges from 1500 to 2300m.

2. Zhaojun Tomb

As an artificially rammed mound, the tomb stands on the flat ground, which is even more magnificent. Roy Mausoleum is indigo. When Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, visited, he left a poem "She left the Purple Palace and entered the desert, and now she has become a yellow grave".

It is said that every year when it is cool in autumn and September, the grass outside the Great Wall declines, only the grass on Zhaojun's tomb is green, so it has been passed down from generation to generation and is called "Zhu Qing"; There is also a saying that it is called "Teben Erhu" in Mongolian and "Chun Qing" in ancient times.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yinshan