This Is Where Paradise Begins

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS:

HOHHOT
- Zhaojun Museum - It is built to memorize Wang Zhaojun, a famous beauty from the Han Dynasty who was married to the chief of the Xiongnu ethnic group by the emperor for political reasons. Covering around 132,000 square meters, the museum comprises Zhaojun Tomb, theCultural Museum of the Xiongnu, the Tent of Chanyu (chief of the Xiongnu), a bridal palace, a Zhaojun house and an exhibition hall of paintings and calligraphy. Zhaojun Museum is famous for its spectacular scenery. When autumn comes in September, unlike grasses which shriveled and yellow at this time of the year, the grass growing on the tomb is still green and vigorous.

ULANQAB
- Wulanhada Volcano Geopark - Wulanhada Volcano Geopark is located in the central part of Inner Mongolia. The park covers an area of over 65 square kilometers, gathering diverse and magnificent landscapes like grassland volcanoes,

ORDOS
- Whistling Dune Bay - Whistling Dune Bay is a national 5A-level tourist attraction, which is a comprehensive desert recreation area integrating sightseeing and leisure vacation, it’s situates at the eastern side of Kubuqi Desert and is the nearest desert resort to Beijing and other provinces. Whistling Dune Bay has created 4 leisure areas in the desert, including Xiansha Island with the theme of desert sports and amusement, Yuesha Island with the theme of art and sports, Fusha Island with the theme of Mongolian culture, and Liansha Island with the theme of Buddhist culture.
- Ordos Grassland - It is the largest grassland leisure and resort destination in the central and western regions of Inner Mongolia. The scenic area spans approximately 30 square kilometers of grassland, with the core area featuring a Mongolian golden tent and a group of over 300 traditional yurts. The overall landscape resembles a majestic eagle soaring over the Ordos Grassland.
- Mausoleum of Genghis Khan - It is the large-scale tourist attraction with Genghis Khan culture as the theme. Here, you can not only appreciate the unique Mongolian history and culture, but also feel the solemn and mysterious ceremony of the Dalhutt people.